Jenny Alexander

Jesus Is My Life Vest A Story About Salvation What if you could know for sure you were going to heaven after you die? You can. That's what this book is about. It starts with an allegory that leads to a simple salvation explanation that anyone can understand. If you fear what's in store for you after death, this book will assure you of the truth you've been seeking. Don't go another minute without answering the deepest question a human can ask.

The Bee That Waved at Me: A Story About Finding Purpose What if you could live a purposeful life despite disabilities and limitations? If that describes you or someone you love, Mr. Bee's whimsical journey will offer encouragement that what might seem impossible, is well within reach. Written from a Christian perspective, this heart-warming story is meant to show readers that no matter the disability or limitation, they have a purpose.

In these pages, Jenny welcomes you and your family on a journey that combines devotional times with your artistic inclinations. Together, you'll see Scripture in a new light through the unique connections made in this book. You'll understand complex truths and grow together in faith as your understanding of biblical meditation expands. Whether you're a seasoned artist or a stick-figure pro, a master or amateur writer, this book will ignite your imagination and inspire your faith as you connect with each other and your Creator. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity.

This thoughtful and empathetic activity book is perfectly designed to help children explore the importance of kindness and the joy that can be found in helping others. Developed in consultation with professional child psychologist Dr. Alice Brown, this book will equip young readers with the tools they need to be an empathetic and compassionate person through a variety of exercises, lessons and activities. They can: - Learn how to be a good listener- Paint kind messages on pebbles for people to find- Litter pick in their local area to give back to the community- Learn to say sorry- Make a kindness collage Accompanied by beautiful, full-color illustrations, this book helps children to explore ideas about generosity, sharing, and finding happiness in helping others. It's a wonderful resource for parents, caregivers, teachers, therapists, and youth leaders to support a child's social emotional learning (SEL). Perfect for kids age 6+. ABOUT THE SERIES: The beautifully illustrated Thoughts and Feelings series allows children to understand and express their emotions through a series of practical activities and write-in exercises, devised by childhood development experts.

Feeling anxious about starting secondary school? No Worries is the essential guide that covers all of the most common fears, from finding your way around to staying on top of homework!Starting secondary school is a great adventure, but it can be a scary change. You might be feeling anxious or stressed about leaving primary school and letting the ‘what ifs’ kick in…What if I get lost? What if I don’t fit in? What if the older years are horrible to me?No Worries is packed with information about going up from primary to secondary school and covers all of the big worries and anxieties. With practical hints and tips, jokes and quizzes for finding your way around, making new friends, social media and staying on top of homework, this fully-revised edition of Going Up! is the essential no-worries guide to starting secondary school.

Book Band: Brown, ideal for ages 7+Real-life drama about finding your real friends, perfect for fans of Jacqueline Wilson.Carly used to be part of the Funny Five until her so-called friends started making fun of her and pretending that she wasn't there. Now Carly isn't her bubbly self and she's 'lost her fizz'. But when she finds a lost dog, life starts looking very different and maybe, just maybe, she'll find her fizz again...This heartwarming story from Jenny Alexander has delightful black-and-white illustrations by Paula Bowles and is perfect for children who are developing as readers.The Bloomsbury Readers series is packed with book-banded stories to get children reading independently in Key Stage 2 by award-winning authors like double Carnegie Medal winner Geraldine McCaughrean and Waterstones Prize winner Patrice Lawrence. With engaging illustrations and online guided reading notes written by the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education (CLPE), this series is ideal for home and school. For more information visit www.bloomsburyreaders.com.'Any list that brings together such a quality line up of authors is going to be welcomed … Bloomsbury Readers are aimed squarely at children in Key Stage 2 and designed to support them as they start reading independently and while they continue to gain confidence and understanding.' Books for Keeps

A funny, practical book that, unlike most green guides for children, doesn't only include fun facts and practical tasks but also takes a more holistic approach, helping readers develop an emotional connection with nature and think in terms of community.As well as explaining environmental problems in ways children can easily understand, the book offers: Real life stories of inspirational young people from around the world, such as Elizabeth Gadson, the 'little litter picker', school strike activist Greta Thunberg and Boyan Slat, the schoolboy inventor Made up example stories - designed to demonstrate how children in particular can make a difference Fun quizzes for children to check their own knowledge and attitudes Jokes Creative tasks as well as practical ones, to help children feel informed and motivated Social skills children might use to encourage the adults around them to think about these issues too, without annoying them The book will appeal to teachers, parents and youth leaders as well as children, because many of the tasks are fun for adults and children to do together and in groups.

This practical guide on how to handle bullying, by the author of Bullies, Bigmouths and So-Called Friends, shows children how to protect themselves emotionally and psychologically in bullying situations.As well as quizzes, real life stories and cartoons, there are 70 short practical tasks designed to help readers build up their self-confidence and resilience.The tasks, being varied and achievable for a wide ability range, are also suitable for teachers to use in the classroom, therapists working with young clients or parents looking for fresh ideas about how to support their child.This book is a revised and updated version of The Seven-Day Bully-Buster.

Many writers start out with an idea of what kind of thing they want to write and then never stray from that area of writing. That's a shame because if you think of yourself as just a novelist, or a poet, or a memoirist, or a non-fiction writer you don't get to explore the full range of your writer self.Going off your normal writing tracks will help you Feel the creative buzz of breaking new ground Find fresh ideas to bring back to your normal writing Open up new writing paths you never thought of following With seventy-five little forays into fiction, non-fiction, memoir and poetry; advice on writing in each genre and a chapter on how to set up a free-range writing group, this book is bursting with ideas for any time your wild writer's soul feels restless and needs new adventures

Times are tough. Leni hasn't had any pocket money for months, and now she has to part with her horse. Miss Fischer decides to give her a diamond brooch that's worth a lot of money. The problem is, she dies before she can tell Leni where she has hidden it. She will just have to come back as a ghost... but haunting can be a tricky business If you liked 'Finding Fizz', you'll love 'Miss Fischer's Jewels'

It's winter and the Pinkers are out of shape - so Dad decides to use the whole family to test out his ideas for a new fit-in-four weeks diet book. But after a few weeks of early morning runs and cardboard flavoured ready meals, (meaning Peony needs chips and double helpings of pudding at lunch every day to make up) Peony's become so unfit can barely walk up the hill home. And she's supposed to be climbing Mount Snowdon in just a few weeks! Can Gran get the family back on track with some wise words and common sense? Hilarious family comedy with a self-help twist.

This self-help book offers practical, down-to-earth advice from Jen Alexander and is a must for children and their parents. In recent surveys, 50% of 10-year-olds and 90% of 14 year-olds said they often felt bogged down by sadness and anxiety. How to Be Happy helps children to analyse their feelings and develop a positive outlook, and it is bursting with activities, quizzes, jokes and anecdotes.