"Albie is a little pup who loves to learn and play; he would like to help you with the Alphabet today " Albie's Adventure Through the Alphabet is an entertaining read for beginner-readers, preschoolers, and those in kindergarten. Young children will love to follow along as Albie, an adorable and loveable puppy, finds joy in the animals and bugs he encounters, the people he meets, and the places he visits on his daily adventures. Follow Albie as he explores the world around him while learning the Alphabet through colorful illustrations and rhyming verse.Fluffy Dog Publishing is happy to present first time author, Michelle C. Jackson's picture book in both a hardcover and eBook version for you and your family to enjoy.
Who's Rowing Your Boat is a keep safe. It helps alleviate the stress of finding the candidate, or who's the best atexecuting vision. Each chapter provides insight on how to create the ideal administrative team.
Ring in the Lunar New Year with this sweet picture book by Emmy-winning TV host Michelle W. Park. This heartwarming story follows two sisters as they explore the Korean traditions of Seollal while learning about the importance of family. The author's own dumpling recipe and a fun activity are included at the end 새해 복 많이 받으세요 Saehae bok mani badeuseyo Madeleine and Eloise are getting ready for their family's Lunar New Year party, and there's so much to do before the guests arrive From putting on colorful outfits called hanboks and making Korean dumplings called mandoo, to setting up yutnori, a traditional board game, Madeleine shows her younger sister how to prepare for the holiday. But when Madeleine forgets to write a poem to share with the family, Eloise offers to help--and the girls realize that although each tradition is special, what matters most is spending the day together. This festive picture book is a perfect way to learn about Korean New Year traditions, and features a glossary of Korean terms at the back, the author's own mandoo recipe, and a craft activity to create your very own charae-sang tablescape
Ring in the Lunar New Year with this sweet picture book by Emmy-winning TV host Michelle W. Park. This heartwarming story follows two sisters as they explore the Korean traditions of Seollal while learning about the importance of family. The author's own dumpling recipe and a fun activity are included at the end 새해 복 많이 받으세요 Saehae bok mani badeuseyo Madeleine and Eloise are getting ready for their family's Lunar New Year party, and there's so much to do before the guests arrive From putting on colorful outfits called hanboks and making Korean dumplings called mandoo, to setting up yutnori, a traditional board game, Madeleine shows her younger sister how to prepare for the holiday. But when Madeleine forgets to write a poem to share with the family, Eloise offers to help--and the girls realize that although each tradition is special, what matters most is spending the day together. This festive picture book is a perfect way to learn about Korean New Year traditions, and features a glossary of Korean terms at the back, the author's own mandoo recipe, and a craft activity to create your very own charae-sang tablescape
Totally engrossing, you'll feel as though you're there. Majestic's Secret, the book that started it all.One boring summer afternoon, a man met a child. From that moment on, nothing was ever to be the same again. Tony Ricolani, a white middle aged photographer, bored with the everyday humdrum that his life has become, strikes out one day to take photos for a California ad campaign. Quite by accident he stumbles upon a quaint farmhouse where he finds the beautiful dark-eyed child, Majestic, sitting on the porch swatting flies in the afternoon sun. How could he have ever guessed that with just one click of his camera, his soul and the souls of many others would be captured, stolen away--forever changed.
Henry's Hats is a fun, colour-filled story about a boy who loves to put things on his head but with no thought of consequences. Using bright, bold illustrations Michelle Macnamara will take you on an adventure with Henry, as he navigates the wonderful world of hats and things that are definitely not meant to be hats He really loves hat's, he collects them. But Henry's "hats" keep getting him into big trouble. Do you think Henry will learn his lesson today? Let's find out ---What are people saying about Michelle's other books?★★★★★ Beautiful book with fun illustrations, entertaining for both kids and parents ★★★★★ Very cute story Sends a really good message to kiddos.★★★★★ Absolutely loved reading this to my 4 year old. It was funny and indeed one of a kind. A great read for little ones. It will keep your child engaged.---For children aged 0-6, Henry's Hats is written and illustrated by celebrated Australian Artist + Children's Author, Michelle Macnamara. The beautiful illustrations will delight your baby or toddler and the slightly naughty story will have your pre-schoolers endlessly entertained
Life does not always hand out red roses.This book is dedicated to: Every brave parent who has lost a child in a car crash.Every brave child who has lost a parent in a car crash.Every brave child who has lost a brother or sister in a car crash.Every brave grandparent who has lost a grandchild in a car crash.Every brave grandchild who has lost a grandparent in a car crash.Every brave partner who has lost their true love in a car crash.Every brave friend who has lost a friend in a car crash.Over the past 26 years, John has extensively told his amazing true-life story to Secondary Schools, Corporate Australia, and New Zealand. He is an Internationally renowned Keynote Speaker, and his confronting and highly motivational presentation about the impact that the roads have had on him and his family changes the lives of everyone who hears it.Fortunately, he has produced his true-life story as a book and ebook. As a result, Carmen's Legacy is a must-read for every young driver. Never before has such an insightful, impactful and empowering book addressed the dangers on our roads so personally and accurately. It has taken John twenty years to transfer his Keynote Presentation into a book. It was a heart-wrenching experience putting the loss of the youngest of his four daughters Carmen (18), in a car crash, into the written word. What happened to John and his family has happened to far too many families over the years. Unfortunately, it could happen to your family. John's book is essential reading for a family who has young road users in their family.At age 42, John was involved in a fatal car crash in which he received life-threatening injuries after an 18-year-old girl, who fell asleep at the wheel of her four-wheel-drive, crashed into John's stationary car. Tragically she lost her life in the car crash. At the time of the car crash, John was married with four daughters; he was a successful businessman and had a significant mortgage, leased cars, education commitments etc. etc.Four months after the car crash, his employment was terminated because of the extent of his injuries, and soon after that, doctors told him that he would never work again.Incredibly, more tragedy was to come. Just 30 months after John's car crash, he and his family were dealt the cruellest of blows when Carmen (age 18), the youngest of their four daughters, was killed in a car crash, another victim of fatigue. John's true-life story is one of triumph over tragedy, and he speaks about the strength and love of his family and the dangers on our roads. He is a widely acclaimed road safety campaigner, and this is a must-read book for anyone who uses the roads. We are fortunate that John fought through the tears as he wrote Carmen's Legacy. As a result, everyone now has an opportunity to read this compelling story, and once read, no one will forget Carmen.John is a unique Australian, and his story motivates and inspires as it touches the hearts of everyone. As you read Carmen's Legacy, there will be laughter and tears, but importantly this is indeed a journey of tragedy and hope.
A dark force at workAva and Luc are asked to head north to Sk ddar, a move necessary to save the alliance they have created with the mountainous country. Something terrible is killing Sk ddar villagers and leaving messages behind with their bodies that the deaths will continue as long as the Sk ddar are in alliance with the Rising Wave. If Ava and Luc can't convince the Sk ddar Collective to stand up for their new friendship in the face of the tragedy, they will lose a vital ally in the region.A dark room to cage a prisonerMassi is deep inside Grimwalt, successful in her mission to find Ava's incarcerated friends, Tomas and Velda. But the two are not being held alone. Massi finds many others being kept with them, as well as a prisoner kept in darkness whose power shines so bright, Massi can't imagine how the Speaker imprisoned him to begin with.A dark cloud that needs to be dispelledDuncan has been held far from his home on the Sk ddar border, and he takes the chance of escape that Massi gives him with both hands. When he and Massi have to part ways, though-Massi to get Ava's friends to safety, him to return to the forest he was ripped away from-he can't deny his attraction to the fierce archer, or his reluctance to let her go.But when he gets home, and finds the power of his domain is being used to commit terrible atrocities, he'll need Massi's help, and those of her friends, to rid Grimwalt of the blight that is trying to take hold.Fate's Arrow is the third book in the Rising Wave series. The series begins with The Rising Wave, a prequel novella, and continues with The Turncoat King and The Threadbare Queen.
A warrior enslaved . . .Theo has been bested. On the hunt for missing children, he encounters a man who has more magical weapons than Theo could ever believe existed. And their confrontation may have ended with Theo managing to wound the abductor, but it leaves him spelled in the shape of a goat.A woman trapped . . .Melodie has been living a half-life in Iloa-exploited by her boss, restless at the thought of continuing on her current path, she stumbles into a situation she knows will change her life. When her ability to see spell work, which has led to a life in the shadows, allows her to see a man caged by magic, she has no hesitation in releasing him.A partnership made in desperation . . .When Theo asks her to help him find missing children, to go up against a spell worker who sounds like everything her deceased father tried to protect her from, Melodie accepts. She is tired of keeping herself safe at the expense of the truth, and Theo swears he will be the blade at her back.But neither of them know the danger they will be facing, and how deep a bond they will have to forge with each other to fight an opponent with a heart this dark.
It's a rainy, stormy day Who wants to go outside? Someone wants to go outside to jump in puddles and someone wants to stay inside, near the cosy fire.Can you guess who is who? A splishy, splashy rhyming book about a rainy, stormy day that will delight children and parents alike with whimsical illustrations and a surprising end ---What are people saying about Michelle's other books?★★★★★ Beautiful book with fun illustrations, entertaining for both kids and parents ★★★★★ Very cute story Sends a really good message to kiddos.★★★★★ Absolutely loved reading this to my 4 year old. It was funny and indeed one of a kind. A great read for little ones. It will keep your child engaged.---A rhyming book for Children aged 0-6, Let's Go Outside is written and illustrated by celebrated Australian Artist + Author, Michelle Macnamara. The beautiful illustrations will delight your baby or toddler and the splishy, splashy story will have your pre-schoolers endlessly entertained
From a world beyond our own, where the sky wears a glittery gownand planets throw a celestial party, imagine you stumble upon a fuzzy, green, three-eyed alien.Join award winning children's author Michelle Worthington on an adventure to outer space where poems twinkle like stars in the sky. This book contains poems written to be read out loud for a prep to grade 3 classroom, or read independently by older readers. But beware After reading, you just might find your own alien in your pocket.
Someone on the farm is having a tea party Who has been invited? Bursting with colourful characters this delightful children's story will keep you guessing until the very last page This is the 2nd delightful book for early readers by Michelle Senescall, author of Somewhere In My Garden.
Johnny's Beard is magnificent and splendiferous, but is it amazing enough to help the forest animals get through the long cold winter? Johnny is obsessed with looking after his beautiful beard. When winter comes, he needs to decide how best to help his friends, even if it means giving up the one thing he loves the most. This engaging book introduces children to the musicality of words, the power of descriptive language and captures their imagination with illustrations that dance along the page. From the author/illustrator duo who were listed on the 2018 CBCA Picture Book of the Year Notable list for The World’s Worst Pirate, this new picture book is sure to delight their growing legion of fans, both young and old.
