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The Mighty Vity Team has some very important things to say about the foods you eat and why they work to help you stay healthy and strong. Learn what vitamins are in the food you eat to keep you super healthy!

"Always, Always Believe In You! " is a book about building a foundation of self love in the hearts of our children today. It is meant to be a gentle, loving source of encouragement to children, providing strategies and reminders as they continue to maneuver through all the stresses of childhood. This book encourages children to challenge negative self-talk, repeat affirmations, breath, and most importantly- it encourages children to believe in themselves and their ability as they face difficult challenges growing up. This books is a reminder to children that they are strong and resilient. It also reminds children as they go through difficult times- to be able to put those moments into perspective and understand and believe that better times are coming. This book is done in a rhyming format, illustrated with adorable animal illustrations and is meant to be shared by a loving adult with a child.

As one American family travel to Japan a more peaceful state of mind is discovered through Ma; spaces full of possibilities.I was born in London and studied English Language and Literature overseas. I went on to do a master`s degree, writing my dissertation on Surrealism. With a passion for art and design I then studied Interior Design. Currently I teach English as a second language at EMU. Having always loved the magic of books I write and illustrate short stories for children in my spare time.

Join Isabella as she learns how to solve her dilemma in deciding who should come to her party. The flamingos work with the magic of pink dresses and rainbows to solve a problem. And Isabella loves the solution!

It's Like a Stamp A Story that explains Trauma to Children Trayann experienced a traumatic event. Someone had broken into her home while the family was asleep. She had seen the burgular. At first, she seemed fine. However, as time passed, she began behaving differently. She grew sad, angry and constantly fearful. After an episode at school, her teacher advised her mom to take her to a trauma specialist. At those sessions, Trayann came to understand what trauma is and what it feels like. Soon, by speaking with a trauma therapist about her feelings and what happened that night, Trayann began feeling much better. This story describes one type of traumatic experience. However, the traumatic symptoms that Trayann experiences are universal, and can follow any type of adversity or traumatic event. This book gives kids explicit insight into what they may be feeling after such an event.

Chris Stewart, best-selling author of 'Driving over Lemons, ' "an exquisitely crafted novella" -The main protagonist comes on stage immediately in the opening lines... Ana Anderssen, Professor of History of Art at Birkbeck, University of London.The tug-of-war continues in France, at Champigny-sur-Veude, a village in Indre-et-Loire, some fifty kilometres from Tours, the setting for the dramatic arrival of chain-smoking Ana, Gilles' guest at the family chateau in order to do research on Chaïm Soutine who was givenrefuge in the area during WW2. For lovers of France, this rural setting in the 1960s is a dream, with a Citroen DS, Camel cigarettes, ashtrays with the Ricard motif.Alan Halliday is a brilliant raconteur who skilfully interweaves fact and fiction in a veryProustian manner, espionage, sexual encounters, art history, treachery, malice, Guy Burgess, Anthony Blunt, Lolly, Trinity College Cambridge, and the world of art dealers. Dialogue is forever witty, sarcastic and authentic, indeed hilarious, with never a dull moment.This is a book within a book. Like Marcel Proust, the Narrator is engaged in writing the bookthat he decides to publish at the end 'a novella called Tante Brutus' under the new name ofAlan Halliday!Cynthia GambleCover art Alan Halliday, drawing of a woman in ink and gouache, 1972

A Bee in a Matchbox is a true story about an unlikely friendship unfolding right before your eyes.

Sebastian Sparrow's Adventures Sebastian Sparrow's Adventures are delightful, fun, and educational stories (set in Australia) for young children and the young at heart! Book 1::From Scared Chick to Brave AdventurerJoin Sebastian on his first adventures from the moment he breaks through his shell. After meeting his brothers and sisters. He discovers the joy of flying and meeting animals in his neighbourhood. Book 2: Sebastian the Sailor's DiscoveriesSebastian Sparrow with his friend Will have an exciting trip on a small cargo ship. They sail along the coast and discover new places and all kinds of animals along the way. Book 3: Frights and Delights on his TravelsSebastian Sparrow holidays with his friend Will and Will's parents. Travelling through the countryside, cities and seaside towns, they meet some scary animals as well as adorable ones.

Did you know that your thumb is the same length as your nose? Or that your nose makes nearly a cupful of snot every day?Doctor Greasy and his team are well equipped with clever schemes, a wealth of medical knowledge, and a trusty bag of tools, which contains anything from a stethoscope to ski goggles to a skateboard. Will they accomplish the task on time before returning back to full size or before they are attacked by the body's own immune system?Come on this sticky adventure and learn about the amazing wonders of the human body!

Winter Sun had the blues bad. Despite her friends' pleas, Winter Sun couldn't shake her sadness.Then one day everything changed. Winter Sun found a source of energy and strength she'd overlooked before.Sometimes all it takes is a special friend to help you see things differently. And your new perspective energizes and provides hope and happiness to everyone around you.

In a large part of the world nowadays children find themselves amongst others with different cultural backgrounds who speak different languages and who look or dress very differently. It is perhaps important for a child to find his/her identity amongst such a diverse environment. The illustrations invite the same diversity as the subject matter of this book.

Checkmate is the story of Sofia, an Italian woman that lives with her father and grandmother. She is about to marry Nate, who is from a Jewish family she has known since childhood. She begins to question the story of her mother's death when she was an infant. The facts are not adding up. She begins a journey to discover the truth, only to uncover more lies. The road opens a Pandora's box of family secrets and an unexpected education about Hasidic life and customs. It is a story about choices, crossed boundaries, fear and judgments. It's also about love, and how love leads you back home.