Whilst visiting Canberra, Riley encounters a very jumpy kangaroo that is frantically searching for something shes lost. Bounding around the iconic sights of Canberra, can this roo finally find what shes been looking for?
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Riley's Magic Shield: New School Adventures
Tony Densley; Niki Palmer
Westminster Designs Pty Ltd
2020
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Riley's Magic Shield- New School Adventures Embark on an enchanting journey with Riley in "Riley's Magic Shield - New School Adventures." As Riley turns five, the prospect of starting school fills him with a mix of excitement and nervousness. Riley, known for his kindness but plagued by shyness, worries about being understood by his new classmates. Just when the apprehension peaks, a special gift arrives from Granddad David: an invisible shield. With newfound bravery, Riley navigates the complexities of school life by harnessing the power of his imagination and the magic of his shield. Join Riley as he discovers innovative ways to use his invisible shield to transform his school year into an extraordinary adventure. Crafted by Beanz Books to empower children facing the daunting challenge of starting school, "Riley's Magic Shield" is inspired by a real-life Riley who triumphed over fear to thrive in his first year of school. This heartwarming tale promises to inspire confidence and foster the joy of making new friends, perfect for young readers on the brink of their school journey or those apprehensive about transitioning to a new school. Dive into "Riley's Magic Shield" today to uncover a world of courage, imagination, and friendship.
Army veteran, Riley O'Hare, is a loner for a reason-it's safe, and it keeps her sane. After calling animal welfare on her last boss, she accepted the position of a ranch hand for the Last Chance Ranch. But things have become almost too comfortable. The only reason she's stayed so long is she works alone...a lot.Garrett Walker is a former Hot Shot, part of a special breed of firefighters who battle wildfires. At loose ends, he becomes the rescue horse hauler for Last Chance Ranch. When he meets the tough, distant Riley, he finds his usual aptitude for sizing up a person is completely useless. Either she's as odd as she appears or her layers run deep.It's only after a freak accident throws them into close proximity that he uncovers more about her, inadvertently revealing his own weakness. A need to keep her in his life grows too strong to ignore. Their occupational scars may be impossible to overcome, but he was a Hot Shot for a reason. Jumping into fires has been his specialty...and his downfall.
Riley is a typical thirteen-year-old girl. She loves reading, singing, and sports, but her favorite thing in the world is softball. She loves everything about softball, from watching games on TV to dreaming of being on the local girls' recreational team. But Riley has never played softball. The closest she's gotten is catching a tennis ball with her dad once in a while.And there's another thing keeping Riley from pursuing her dreams: she's afraid of being rejected by her teammates and the coaches, because Riley has Down syndrome. That means she's a little different from other teenage girls. It's sometimes difficult to understand her when she speaks, and her coordination and demeanor isn't quite like the others.Still, unbeknownst to her parents, Riley has been watching the local girls' team practice and play games for the last two seasons, and one day, the head coach encourages Riley to join the practice and soon the team. The coach instills good character values in her team, along with some excellent softball skills. That's when Riley learns of the Miracle League for special needs children, and it's like all her dreams have come true.
Processing death with a child is not an easy task. In fact, many people find it overwhelming and do not know how to initiate the conversation with young children. Using books, or bibliotherapy, as a method of explaining loss and grief is an effective tool for complex conversations. The book Riley and Milo leads young readers through the stages of grief such as: denial, anger, bargaining, sadness and acceptance. As the puppy Riley is processing the death of her best friend Milo, she explains her feelings and the impact of Milo's death on her life. This book was created to help naturalize the emotions and experiences of young readers who are coping with grief and loss.
Procesar la muerte con un ni o no es una tarea sencilla. De hecho, muchas personas se sienten abrumadas y no saben c mo iniciar la conversaci n con los ni os peque os. El uso de libros, o biblioterapia, como m todo para explicar la p rdida y el duelo es una herramienta eficaz para conversaciones complejas. El libro Riley y Milo gu a a los j venes lectores a trav s de las etapas del duelo, tales como: negaci n, ira, negociaci n, tristeza y aceptaci n. Mientras el cachorro Riley est procesando la muerte de su mejor amigo Milo, ella explica sus sentimientos y el impacto de la muerte de Milo en su vida. Este libro fue creado para ayudar a naturalizar lasemociones y experiencias de los j venes lectores que est n lidiando con el dolor y la p rdida de un ser querido. Escrito por Cassie L. D'Addeo, MS, LMFT. Psicoterapeuta Infantil y Adolescente, Consejera Escolar Certificada y Due a de Green Couch Counseling LLC
It is normal for students to experience BIG feelings that are sometimes hard to manage at school. Riley's story is designed to validate and inspire young students to be open and honest with their trusted adults about big feelings. This educational resource helps cultivate emotional intelligence, develop empathy, and enhance resiliency in our youngest scholars. Join Riley on her journey of self-discovery and her excitement to share what she has learned with the other pupils. Follow us on Instagram @riley_and_milo_thebook for more information
This book is designed to help young scholars navigate personal conflict in a healthy and safe manner at home or school. Children first learn problem solving and conflict resolution strategies through experiences with their siblings and their closest friends. However, a child's innate response to resolving conflict might be to use hurtful words or behaviors. Therefore, explicit instruction in conflict resolution strategies is essential in primary education. Cassie L. D'Addeo, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified School Counselor residing in Manatee County, Florida. Follow us on Instagram @riley_and_milo_thebook for more information
Riley & Kai
Richter Publishing LLC
2024
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This book is designed to help young scholars navigate personal conflict in a healthy and safe manner at home or school. Children first learn problem solving and conflict resolution strategies through experiences with their siblings and their closest friends. However, a child's innate response to resolving conflict might be to use hurtful words or behaviors. Therefore, explicit instruction in conflict resolution strategies is essential in primary education.Cassie L. D'Addeo, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified School Counselor residing in Manatee County, Florida. Follow us on Instagram @riley_and_milo_thebook for more information
A love affair. A murder. A ghost. Newlyweds Morris and Liz get more than they bargained for when they buy a fixer upper across the street from a vacant mansion. When strange things occur without a logical explanation, Morris is determined to get to the bottom of Riley House. He quickly finds out 'till death do us part' reaches beyond the grave as his stubborn curiosity leads him to unearth family secrets that were better left buried.
Riley child-rhymes. By: James Whitcomb Riley and With hoosier pictures by: Will Vawter
James Whitcomb Riley
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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James Whitcomb Riley (October 7, 1849 - July 22, 1916) was an American writer, poet, and best-selling author. During his lifetime he was known as the "Hoosier Poet" and "Children's Poet" for his dialect works and his children's poetry respectively. His poems tended to be humorous or sentimental, and of the approximately one thousand poems that Riley authored, the majority are in dialect. His famous works include "Little Orphant Annie" and "The Raggedy Man". Riley began his career writing verses as a sign maker and submitting poetry to newspapers. Thanks in part to an endorsement from poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, he eventually earned successive jobs at Indiana newspaper publishers during the latter 1870s. Riley gradually rose in prominence during the 1880s through his poetry reading tours. He traveled a touring circuit first in the Midwest, and then nationally, holding shows and making joint appearances on stage with other famous talents. Regularly struggling with his alcohol addiction, Riley never married or had children, and created a scandal in 1888 when he became too drunk to perform. He became more popular in spite of the bad press he received, and as a result extricated himself from poorly negotiated contracts that limited his earnings; he quickly became very wealthy.