10 Ergebnisse.

It's a secret. Don't tell." This is just want Paul and Nicole tell each other as playmates. Most secrets are good, not bad. One day, Nicole shares a bad secret with Paul. Paul says, "Bad secrets are not for children. We must tell.

Benjamin's sister thinks Benjamin is a bad boy because he gets into everything. His Mother says he is not bad. Benjamin is happy doing what he does and he cannot sit still for one minute.

Rosa meets Tina's Mother for the first time. Over a snack of chocolate chip cookies and milk, Tina and her Mother learn that Rosa doesn't have a typical Mother. Her Grandmother is her Mother. Tina thinks this is so sad for Rosa, but not so - Rosa explains how fun and silly life with her Grandmother-Mother can be.

This is a book for children about two health issues: diabetes and allergies. It's not a medical book, but a book to help children understand a little more about certain health related problems children face. It's written in the child's viewpoint - one child to another.

Joanie thinks she is the only one that is different because she is blind. But her friends shows her that though we all have difference, we all have similarities, too. This books is about diversity.

Marnie's cousin wants to make Marnie happy. How can she when Marnie can't understand anything when people are talking. This is why she is going to give Marnie a very special birthday present.

A little girl decides to build the biggest snowman ever. When she get to put the snowballs together to build the snowman, they are too big for her to lift. Will she get to finish her grandest snowman ever?

Two girls want to skate in the Olympics someday. One enjoys figure skating and the other speed skating. Soon they learn that becoming good enough for the Olympics takes years of practice. They decide they can become good while having fun skating together.

Adam wants to play hockey like his big brother Andr_. Only he needs to learn to skate first and how can he without having a pair of skates. Everybody says he's too small. Adam knows better.

Ronny wishes she could do so much more with her dog, Daisy. But she cannot. Finally, she decides she is "able quite capable" of doing a lot more than she believed. And she wishes to take Daisy along with her.