Cheurlie Pierre-Russell

Want to teach your little ones all about how a baby is born? Help your toddlers learn all about it by following the growth and development of Princess Alani and her entry into the world A Princess Is Born is an engaging introduction to reproduction for very young children designed to help them understand a baby's growth in a gentle, age-appropriate, and user-friendly style.The beautiful illustrations and bright, detailed and engaging description of this child's development told in the form of a captivating story by author Cheurlie Pierre-Russell are sure to entertain and educate your curious little one, making child growth simple to understand. That's not all, the Q&A format, with questions posed in the child's voice, allows the adult to guide the conversation to a satisfying conclusion. Did you know usually babies are born as a prince or princess? Everyone will enjoy learning fun facts in A Princess Is Born Book.

Give your teenagers a roaring head-start in life and help them avoid the deadly trap of bad credit ratings with this comprehensive guide to building a great credit score for teens Are you looking for an effective, straightforward way to introduce your teenagers to the world of personal finance and, more importantly, credit ratings, without the boredom of academic textbooks? Do you want to equip your teens with money management skills and habits that they will carry into their adult lives? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then keep reading... Many adults are dealing with the fallout of a terrible credit score that would have easily been avoided had they made wise financial decisions when they were younger. But you can help your teen avoid this fate. This book is designed to help your teen build a rock-solid financial foundation. They will learn how to establish credit and build a great credit rating that will open financial doors for them, whether it's student loans or money to start up a new business. Among the insights and practical advice contained in this book, you're going to discover: Everything you need to know about your personal credit score and how to keep it as high as you can. This book provide space for teens to journal their personal credit information through their journey. A concise glossary of important finance terms you need to know. Explained in simple English, Foolproof steps and tips to help you gain access to credit as a teenager and build your credit score, Surefire tips to help you find trustworthy adults when looking for a primary cardholder, Proven ways to establish credit and improve your chances of getting a credit card, A personal chart to help you effectively track your credit use and stay on top of your finances as a teenager, How to calculate your debt-to-income ratio level and assess your financial health, and much more Brimming with tons of useful insights and actionable advice, Teens Soar in Their Credit Score is designed to help your teens adopt and internalize healthy financial habits that will serve them well into adulthood, and will make a perfect gift for your teenager or any adult.

Dallas Jackson had a rough time growing up, to say the least. Everything about his environment seemed to have one goal--to keep him down, but God had other plans for him. Dallas' early childhood and teenage years was far from being rosy. Unlike other well-adjusted kids from balanced homes, Dallas was saved from certain death by extreme neglect from parents who were unfortunately addicted to drugs. Handed off to a foster home where kids meant nothing to the caretakers other than big, fat checks from the government, love was at the very bottom of the caretakers' priority list. Dallas was a special African American child and had Asperger's syndrome, which led him down a different life path. He had wildly different interests from kids his age which made him become the target of ridicule and snide remarks from his peers and caretakers in the foster home and would struggle with lack of acceptance from his peers and a deep desire to be loved by someone. Anyone. He seemed fated to spend all of his juvenile years in the foster home, as he didn't seem to have any of the superficial features potential parents seemed to want in their adopted kids. He had resigned himself to a life filled with ridicule and scorn and had given up on things ever getting better. Until God sent Sarah and Hunter Miller his way. Given a new lease at life, Dallas was grateful to God for sending him such wonderful foster parents and siblings, but his challenges were far from over. Now living in a predominantly white neighbourhood with the Millers, he would face racism and bullying and persecution unlike never before. But unlike before, he now had the support of his newfound family and God's guidance. Will Dallas learn to trust in God's plan for him and overcome his challenges? Scroll to the top of the page and click the "Buy Now" button to find out

Butter Me Fly: My Way Home tells the poignant and tragic story of a once-perfect family that became victims of their own success. It highlights the dangers of neglecting the family in pursuit of material goals and social validation. Told with powerful prose and filled complex but relatable characters with a plot that will keep you at the edge of your seat and hooked until the last page. Butter Me Fly is a powerful novel that narrates the story of a family torn apart by the pressures of the modern world.Absolutely fascinating and riveting, this book was written to open your eyes to the effect of divorce, separation, and death on young children and to see the world from their perspective. With surprises in every chapter, you can not guess what will happen next, and how this young boy will discover joy after losing everything. You won't be able to connect the dots on your own, but you will, once you plunge into Ethan's plan of finding his way home.About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master of Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and completed a several-year stint in the United States Navy. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

Follow the exciting adventures of Little Kitty on her first day at school All Little Kitty wants to do is to nap all day and play with her little brother, but all that is about to change as her mother takes her to school for the first time Little Kitty Goes to School is a charmingly engaging tale about Kitty's first time at school. Follow Little Kitty as she learns new things, make new friends and is being trained to become a better kitty. Filled with vivid images and simple, captivating storytelling that grabs attention. Little Kitty Goes to School is filled with character-building lessons that will stay with them for life.About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

Cherry Avenue was a street that seemed to be filled with diligent, hardworking and happy children who were whip-smart, loved to study and play sports. Certainly not Betty. There were the twins, Misha and George, two peas in a pod, then there was the genius, Miriam who recently moved in from far-flung England and lived next door to the twins. Then there was Betty. Betty was so lazy, it was beyond belief. She had to be the laziest kid around. But that wasn't the worst of it. Betty was also a liar, a thief and a truant who managed to con her parents into believing she was a model child they could be proud of. But her facade was about to be exposed, and she would never be the same again.About the BookThe Better Betty is a plaintive story that highlights the travails of adolescence and the devastating consequence of covert teenage rebellion caused by unwitting parental neglect and ignorance. It is also about the dangers of keeping bad friends, the power of forgiveness and the promise of redemption.About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

A poignant story about overcoming extreme adversity and refusing to give in no matter the odds. Life can be extremely cruel and unfair. We see people suffering all the time who don't deserve it and evil people get away scot-free.When the victims of such hardship often check out on life or take more drastic measures to end their pain, such as suicide, we feel sorry for them and often don't blame them. We are left wondering what happened to people getting what they deserve.But some people refuse to give up. Faced with a daunting amount of challenges that seem impossible to overcome, we watch with awe and admiration as they weather the storms of trial after unending trial with a calm that we might never be able to comprehend.In this powerful story of hope, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell chronicles the tribulations of Kourtney 'Jacobie' Rouchon and how you can be inspired by her struggles with muscular dystrophy. Unlike other kids, Kourtney has had to live this reality all her life and learn not only how to just cope with it, but excel and thrive despite it. Broken Before the Storm is an excellent book that will help you face the challenges in your life with confidence.

Follow the adventures of Sheila the shark on her first day at school in this entertaining book for children by Cheurlie Pierre-Russell.Sheila's first day at the big sea school has finally arrived and she's excited and fearful at the same time. Excited because she's about to explore a whole new world and meet a bunch of new people and maybe make a few new friends. She's also fearful because it means she would have to leave her caring mother and her adorable little brother for long stretches of time. She had never been away from her family and she was with them all the time, but today, she was going to spend a whole day without them and stay in Ms. Neat's classroom instead How would she fare? Would she be able to adapt? Would she make new friends? Will she discover the joy of learning new things? Open the book to find out About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

Teach your kids to embrace and celebrate the uniqueness in diversity with this engaging book for children. Three unlikely friends, Grandpa Aaron, Jack the Rabbit, and Dillon the Rat have the most unusual type of friendship you've ever seen. They might not have a lot in common, but one thing is common among the unlikely trio. They are united in their love of the circus and passionate about bringing the joys of the circus to people everywhere, children and adults alike. Finding a way to engage in their passions in a very unique way that amazed the people, they were loved by crowds everywhere they went to and performed, but they were often ashamed of how they looked, so they had to disguise themselves during their performances. They were wildly successful, but it was time to overcome their fear and reveal themselves to the world and to the people who loved them. Will they find the courage to come clean? Will people be turned off to them now that their masks are off and they exposed themselves to the world about their true appearance? Open the book to find out About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

Loulou is usually a happy little child without a care in the world. But she's about to learn a tough lesson on human nature. It begins with a smartphone...Loulou's parents have finally decided it was time to let their daughter own a smartphone. They wanted Lou Lou to fit in with her peers at her new school, as she always tended to be ridiculed. They hoped it would be different at her new school this time, but sometimes, life doesn't always bend to our whims and desires. Loulou on her part thought that her parent's decision was just on time. After all, her birthday was getting close. She was going to take a ton of cool pictures and upload it to Facebook and bask in the countless digital likes and approval of her new friends But she's about to discover an ugly side of human nature that's amplified by social media...About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

Give your children a gift that will last for a lifetime by teaching them time-tested financial skills with this ultimate guide to financial success Are you ready to take your kids to the next level by completely overhauling their mindset and relationship with money? If yes then keep reading...Money is a touchy subject to approach with kids. It's right up there with "The Talk". Do you want to broach the topic of teaching your kids financial independence and how to handle money properly at a young age without making your child resent you? Do you want to get your kids to shift their mindset from getting from you to earning for themselves?If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then you need to get this guide for your little ones.In this guide, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell shows you how to catch them young by clearly outlining field-tested financial advice that instills a healthy relationship with money and works, regardless of age, location and race without making them feel like they're missing out. Making Dollars Make $ense: Business Ownership at any Age will help you instill powerful virtues in your kids and teach them lessons that will help them in their life's journey. Here's a snippet of what your kids are going to discover in this guide: -The awesome power of delayed gratification-Handling financial agreements with other people-How to brainstorm a small business idea-Basic financial terms that will help you talk to your kids about money-Step-by-step instructions on learning how to start a small business reselling items at a profit-How to turn an innate talent into an income stream-...and tons more Highly profound and full of practical advice, Making Dollars Make $ense: Business Ownership at any Age is a guide that will help your kids hit the ground running in the race of life by teaching them the very fundamental skills needed to not only survive but to excel, flourish and thrive in a world that's harsh, unforgiving and dismissive of the weak. Ready to take your kids to the next level?Scroll up and click the "add to cart" button to buy now Cheurlie Pierre-Russell was born and raised in sunny Miami, Florida. She graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University. After serving in the United States Navy for several years, she decided her passion was working with children and helping them grow by writing fiction and non-fiction books for children covering a wide range of subjects from education to dealing with emotions. A strong model for women and children, Cheurlie firmly believes that children are the future and by instilling positive values in them, we can make the world a better place.

Loulou is usually a happy little child without a care in the world. But she's about to learn a tough lesson on human nature. It begins with a smartphone...Loulou's parents have finally decided it was time to let their daughter own a smartphone. They wanted Lou Lou to fit in with her peers at her new school, as she always tended to be ridiculed. They hoped it would be different at her new school this time, but sometimes, life doesn't always bend to our whims and desires. Loulou on her part thought that her parent's decision was just on time. After all, her birthday was getting close. She was going to take a ton of cool pictures and upload it to Facebook and bask in the countless digital likes and approval of her new friends But she's about to discover an ugly side of human nature that's amplified by social media...About the AuthorBorn and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.