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Everybody worries. Children worry too--in new or confusing situations or when someone is angry with them. This new addition to the acclaimed The Way I Feel Series uses reassuring words and illustrations to address a child's anxieties and shows ways to feel better. Cornelia Spelman and Kathy Parkinson team up once again to provide a comforting and empowering book that's helpful to all.

As an adorable bunny encounters things that make her angry, she learns to deal with anger in constructive ways that won't hurt others, in a charming story that helps children to realize that anger is a normal feeling and shows them how to cope with their anger. Reprint.

A little bear explains that he cares about the feelings of others and that others care about him, in a story that teaches young children empathy. Reprint.

Offering children positive and upbeat examples about being themselves, Spelman portrays a very young guinea pig and friends succeeding in common situations readers will relate to. Full color.

Young children often experience anxiety when they are separated from their mothers or fathers. This newest title in The Way I Feel series features a young guinea pig who expresses her distress when her mother and father go away. Full color.

Acclaimed children’s book author Cornelia Maude Spelman’s memoir of her family springs from a meeting and subsequent friendship with the late, legendary New Yorker editor William Maxwell. A profoundly loving yet honest elegy, Missing is, like the woman it memorialises, complex and beautiful.

Acclaimed children's book author Cornelia Maude Spelman's memoir of her family springs from a meeting and subsequent friendship with the late, legendary New Yorker editor William Maxwell in the 1920s. When Spelman hints at what she thinks of as the failure of her parents' lives, he counters that "in a good novel one doesn't look for a success story, but for a story that moves one with its human drama and richness of experience." Maxwell encourages her to tell her mother's story at their final meeting. Missing is Spelman's response to Maxwell's wisdom. With the pacing of the mystery novels her mother loved and using everything from letters and interviews to the family's quotidian paper trail-medical records, telegrams, and other oft-overlooked clues to a family's history-Spelman reconstructs her mother's life and untimely death. Along the way, she unravels mysteries of her family, including the fate of her long-lost older brother. Spelman skillfully draws the reader into the elation and sorrow that accompanies the discovery of a family's past. A profoundly loving yet honest elegy, Missing is complex and beautiful like the mother it memorializes.

Medvezhonok rasskazyvaet o situatsijakh, kotorye zastavljajut ego zavidovat: kogda kto-to poluchaet to, chego on khotel, ili kogda drugoj privlekaet k sebe vnimanie okruzhajuschikh. No glavnyj geroj nakhodit sposoby spravitsja so svoimi perezhivanijami. Vash malysh mozhet nauchitsja etomu, slushaja knigu i rassmatrivaja kartinki.

Deti chasto volnujutsja, kogda okazyvajutsja v novykh ili slozhnykh situatsijakh. Obychno oni ne znajut kak sebja vesti, kogda kto-to na nikh serditsja. Nauchite vashego malysha spravljatsja s trevogoj i byt uverennym v sebe. Chitajte knigu vmeste i rassmatrivajte kartinki. Dlja roditelej dany rekomendatsii, chto delat v trudnom sluchae. Dlja detej mladshe 6 let.Perevodchik: Muller I.Khudozhnik: Parkinson Keti

Eta kniga pomozhet vashim detjam nauchitsja sokhranjat uverennost v sebe dazhe v slozhnykh dlja nikh situatsijakh. Morskaja svinka i ee druzja pokazhut, kak spravljatsja s trudnostjami, ne terjaja prisutstvija dukha i uverennosti v sebe. Vash malysh poluchit bolshoe udovolstvie, slushaja knigu i rassmatrivaja kartinki.Perevodchik: Muller I.Redaktor: Fisher T.Khudozhnik: Parkinson Keti