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Emma l'Astronaute explore une plan te o vivent des extra-terrestres Mais elle devra d couvrir s'ils sont vraiment gentils avant d'aller se coucher Offrez le bonheur de lire votre enfant avec Les Aventures de mon pr nom, des livres personnalis s son pr nom, illustr s en p te modeler, lire avant de dormir.Choisissez parmi les 14 th mes des Aventures de mon pr nom (pirate, astronaute, cowboy, ballerine...). Vous pouvez personnaliser le livre au pr nom de votre enfant sur le site lesaventuresdemonprenom.comEn quelques jours, votre livre sera disponible la commande sur Amazon
Emma's Winter Holiday: Child's Personalized Travel Activity Book for Colouring, Writing and Drawing
Wj Journals
Independently Published
2019
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Your child can keep an individual, personalised record of his or her winter holiday using this activity book. Other names are available for both boys and girls. All the family can look back at the great memories of your time in the snow.Ideal for younger children - 4 - 8 year olds.There are drawings to colour, pages to write on and plenty of space for the child's own drawings. Plenty of apr s-ski activity to keep the little ones occupied in the evenings 6x9 inches - handy size to fit in a suitcase or a child's backpackGlossy coverAll pages are one-sided to allow the child to colour with any materials and to cut out a picture to put on the wall.More names to come Un-named version also available as My Winter Holiday by WJ Journals here on Amazon.This book consists of: 14 half-lined pages to write about each day of the holiday, with space to draw a small picture14 full-sized pages with pictures to colour14 full-sized pages for drawingsPages to describe the journey and where you stayedText to colour inIf you are heading off the the slopes this half term or during the Easter or spring break with kids and have a little girl called Emma going with you, consider buying this book.
1.In 1891 fifteen-year-old Emma Winkelmann and her two sisters, Dorothy and Mary are traveling to America from Hannover, Germany. While on the ship Trave, the girls practice their English and dream about the new country they are going to. Emma dreams about getting married and having a family. See if Emma gets everything she wished for.2.Sixteen-year-old Allison Masters is on Earth with her parents and brother. They live in central Illinois and are on a five-year fact-finding mission from Stanos 4 where they are to study the culture and collect plant life. Allison has decided to stay on Earth because her planet is more advanced and she likes the notion of everything Earth has to offer. Right before the spaceship is to return to Earth to gather up all of the families from all areas of the planet, Allison runs away. She ends up in Lincoln, Nebraska where she meets Pastor Robert Evers. The young girl starts having severe pains and has some kidney stones removed which are unusual. The government gets involved and Allison is on the run with the help of Pastor Bob. See if Allison can escape the government and have a normal life with Pastor Bob.3.Jim Banning has spent twenty years in the military and is out of the country when his sister, Pam is raped and murdered. Jim returns to get a job in the courtroom of an old family friend, Judge Taylor. His temper starts to rise when at his fathers funeral a church pickets with signs of hate. He finds out about the church and so starts his reign of terror. Jim starts finding pedophiles to kill until he starts to calm down when he starts eating lunch with the court reporter, Sue Wagner. Jim seems calmer until September 11, 2001 happens. See if Jim can keep calm or if his rage takes over.4.Because of a natural disaster an old man reminisces about his life and the life of the town, one that he has lived in his entire life.5.Jenny Douglas is a very shy girl who didn't have any friends in school because the other kids thought she was strange. You see, Jenny daydreams about every little detail of anything she might observe. Jenny's only friend is her doll named, Cathy. Jenny gets a state job where she learns how to get her work done and daydream. 6.Tim Horn thought he would be married to his high school sweetheart, Robin Sattler, by now. Robin wanted to go to college and work in her Daddy's firm. Tim gets on at the state and by sheer coincidence gets promoted to another job. There is one girl that looks familiar, Jenny Douglas. Jenny is terrified because Tim recognizes her. Jenny had a crush on Tim in high school. To Jenny's horror, Tim eats in the lunchroom with her. Tim tries to coax Jenny out of her shyness by talking to her every day. Another co-worker, Jesse Brown sets her sights out for Tim, but he refuses her invitation to go out for a beer at the bar his Mom owns. Jesse gets fired because of her harassment and about goes crazy when she sees Tim let Jenny off at home and gives her a peck on the cheek. You will want to know what happens to Tim, Jenny and Jesse as their lives collide in an exciting climax to the story.
Emma and Jemma may look identical on the outside, but that doesn't mean that they are the same on the inside Individuality is important and children should know that different is good.
This notebook is adorned with a happy young bunny wearing glasses and a crown of flowers.Her monogram is on the back cover. This book has writing paper.
An engrossing biography of Emma, Lady Hamilton, and her great love affair with Lord Nelson. Perfect for readers of Flora Fraser, Norah Lofts and Kate Williams. Emma Hamilton was one of the most celebrated women of the Georgian age. Yet her love affair with England's great naval hero, Horatio Nelson, scandalised a nation. But what was Emma really like? Who was the woman behind the myth, the legends, the gossip of so many of her contemporaries and her later detractors? In this outstanding biography Mollie Hardwick presents for the first time the full story of Emma with compassion and insight. She emerges as an amazing and remarkable person. From humble origins she rose to become one of the beauties of her age, a talented singer, a natural actress, the friend of aristocrats and politicians, the wife of a distinguished diplomat, the theme of poets and painters. She captivated almost everyone she encountered, yet her previous relationships paled in comparison with her passion for Lord Nelson, and his for her. Though both were married, they secretly carried on an affair that lasted until the day of Nelson's death, from which Emma never truly recovered. After his death she struggled for financial recognition and ultimately died in poverty, alone but for her daughter Horatia. Many of the letters quoted here have never been reproduced before and contribute valuable new evidence. Mollie Hardwick has travelled across Europe in the steps of her heroine and Emma is shown to the reader in a completely new light. Emma, Lady Hamilton reveals the woman behind the misrepresentation and reveals what drove this extraordinary woman through her tumultuous life. 'One of the best, well-researched books on Emma' - Emma Hamilton Society'thoroughly recommended' - Oliver Warner
From the bestselling thriller writer, discover the emotionally gripping new novel about a young woman who plans to do the unthinkable in order to change the world.You—all of you—are sleepwalking through global catastrophe. And I intend to wake you up.What Emma Caroline Blake has planned at New Hampshire’s Ridgemont Academy is shocking.Her school blames a heartbreaking tragedy in her family.Her best friends point to her most recent social media.Her teachers, even her father, say it’s a drastic cry for help.But Emma doesn’t want help. She wants to make a difference. Not tomorrow. Today. Now.She’s going to walk through fire to change the world.____________________________________________________PRAISE FOR JAMES PATTERSON'It's no mystery why James Patterson is the world's most popular thriller writer ... Simply put: nobody does it better.' JEFFERY DEAVER'No one gets this big without amazing natural storytelling talent - which is what Jim has, in spades.' LEE CHILD'Patterson boils a scene down to the single, telling detail, the element that defines a character or moves a plot along. It's what fires off the movie projector in the reader's mind.' MICHAEL CONNELLY'James Patterson is The Boss. End of.' IAN RANKIN'The master storyteller of our times' HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON'One of the greatest storytellers of all time' PATRICIA CORNWELL'Patterson knows where our deepest fears are buried ... there's no stopping his imagination' NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW'Patterson is in a class by himself' GUARDIAN
As a child, Emma develops a talent for equestrian sport. She follows her passion and moves from England to Canada to compete at the highest level. Over time though, her great success pales into insignificance next to the overwhelming suffering that she comes to experience in the most brutal forms of betrayal, rape and violence until eventually, when the opportunity arises, she moves to Belgium with her husband, in the hope of a new start.For a while, normality is restored. Everything appears to be fine - until they come to the realisation that there is a problem emerging within their family. Emma is increasingly troubled and challenged by the worrying traits that her eldest son is developing. She wonders why she encounters the dark side of men repeatedly. The situation worsens until one day, she despairs and reaches for their hunting rifle.It's time for an intervention. Just as suffering can co-exist with triumph, sometimes there is hope in despair. An encounter with Death provides answers that allow Emma to better understand her existence. She comes to understand that her life is just one part of a much larger plan and that things tend to happen for a reason. She also discovers that she is right at the cusp of achieving that much-desired state of existence, equilibrium.
Emma's and Sally's Unicorn Can Dance
Joseph Lee Smith
PEGASUS ELLIOT MACKENZIE PUBLISHERS
2023
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You are perfect and wonderful just the way you are! And the key to your life is in your hands. Don’t know what that means? You can live a joyful and full life. You can calm your emotional storms and the thoughts swirling in your head. You can find deep peace even when you are hurt or grieving. Don’t know how? Let the story of Emma and Bob guide you. Thanks to their curiosity, Emma and Bob’s ordinary holiday becomes extraordinary. In addition to enjoying time at the beach, in the forest and at home, Gran explains to them ‘the endless cycle of life’ and the importance of ‘self-kindness’, ‘positive thinking’, ‘listening to your heart’ and ‘being present’. You can learn these too, just open your mind and heart. You’ll find that even simple things like breathing, a sandcastle, half a glass of lemonade or a little flower can teach you things about yourself and life that you may have never heard before. A book about life. Not only for children, aged 9+, but for the whole family. A book that can help children increase their self-awareness, self-esteem and confidence, as well as maintain their mental health. The book shows them how perfect and powerful they really are and how they can shape their lives to become joyful and peaceful no matter what. Although the book is about a holiday, it talks about things like self-compassion, emotions, death and the power of the mind, heart and ‘now’. However, it’s easy to read and understand, thanks to the simple language, realistic situations and detailed explanations. In addition to individual and family reading, the book can also be used in school wellbeing sessions.
Jane Austen teased readers with the idea of a 'heroine whom no one but myself will much like', but Emma is irresistible. 'Handsome, clever, and rich', Emma is also an 'imaginist', 'on fire with speculation and foresight'. She sees the signs of romance all around her, but thinks she will never be married. Her matchmaking maps out relationships that Jane Austen ironically tweaks into a clearer perspective. Judgement and imagination are matched in games the reader too can enjoy, and the end is a triumph of understanding.
She's Hollywood's highest-paid female star with millions of fans all over the world and she's barely out of her teens. Emma Watson's life has been an incredible story, one in which a girl whose parents divorced when she was very young ended up finding stability on a film set among the cast and crew of the Harry Potter movies. A film set that became her home for the next ten years. Like her fellow stars of the franchise, she has had to live her early years out in public. As a nine-year-old, she had never acted professionally before she was cast as Hermione Granger - the character that author JK Rowling based on herself. These days Emma Watson has grown up to be a sleek, international star dealing with being part of a global phenomenon that shows no sign of diminishing even as it reaches its story's end. As much at home at a fashion show as she is at a film premiere, Emma Watson's every utterance is news - even her hairstyle makes headlines around the world. She's already been the face of Burberry and her passion for fashion runs very deep.
The school play was Noah’s Ark and Emma wanted to be a dog. But the teacher said she was to be a penguin. A penguin! Emma was not pleased. But being a penguin turned out to be good fun, really. Panda 38
In Sometimes ...a mother elephant lovingly observes her baby and all his foibles, in When ...a baby bear watches his Dad and dreams of growing up and in Me ...a tiny penguin fears how small he is in the world but learns how big he is to his mother. They are touching, warm, fun and beautiful perfect for babies and toddlers to share with their parents.
A charming picture book about space, climate change and making a difference. "You don't realize what you have until it's gone," she said. "We really should look after this place." Emma is cross with her parents. They've made a mess of Earth and say they're too busy to sort it out Emma decides that the only sensible plan is to find a new planet to live on. Along with her teddies she builds a rocket and heads into space. When she gets there, Emma realizes there are lots of things she misses about Earth like trees, rivers and grandmas After heading home, Emma thinks about all the ways she can help make the world cleaner and greener. Praise for Emma on Mars "This is a funny little story but it is also a great way to introduce different ways children and their families can help protect the Earth."--Youth Services Book Review Emma on Mars is suitable for children aged 3 - 6 years old who are interested in space and climate change.