Kirjahaku

An ordinary street full of ordinary people.As the secrets of BonBon Street start to creep out for the world to see, the residents must band together to try and save one of their own.The bravery of one determined girl will inspire them to look into their own lives, and question the choices they have made from what life has thrown at each of them.Love, friendship and the truth combine, to prove to them allhow important a community can be.From the author of a Million Starscomes another heartwarming story of how ordinary people survive in extraordinary times.BonBon Street will touch your heart, and make you wonder...How well do you know your neighbours?

'Gemma I won't say it again, get off that device and get your butt out here now ' Mum was getting very cross at Gemma for not being ready for her Nan's visit. Gemma is not so keen for Nan's old-fashioned activities, she would rather play on her computer, and (just between us) Nan could be so embarrassing sometimes Little did Gemma know the adventure they were about to have, after all, the plan was to jump in puddles... not through them Who will they meet and most importantly, how will they get home? Will Nan's old school ways, or Gemma's computer skills save the day? See inside for activity and discussion teaching notes.

My name is Beth, and I am 9 years old.This simple sentence began a lifetime of friendship and support for Beth, Claire and JJ. As their letters flew around the globe, each of them dealt with their own insecurities and reached out to the others for support. Beth crippled internally by her past, beautiful Claire, lacking in confidence though talented and successful, and JJ scarred since birth for the world to see. Through the decades each confides their deepest and darkest secrets, or do they? Is friendship about telling it all, or is it sometimes about holding back?

This is a Children's book based on Psalm 139. It is written in simple rhyming language to help children connect with Psalm 139 in a fun way. The purpose of this book is for children to know that they valued, loved, and wonderfully made by a loving God. Hand motions are included for parents and teachers to do with their children which adds to the interactive nature of the book. It's an excellent book to use in a church or preschool classroom setting or to enjoy with your child at home.

When eight year old Emma Simpson excitedly boards a bus to go to her first school camp, she fully expects her mother Hannah will be waiting for her when she returns. Emma's life changes forever, all she needs now is the courage her live through the life she now has.to have . Sometimes it is not a blood tie that makes you a family With the backdrop of the Australian outback, 'A Million Stars' takes you on a journey from the far north of Australia to the hustle and bustle of city life. A Million Stars is a heart warming, easy to read story which is hard to put down. .