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A four-chapter guide to help children identify how anger feels for them, discover helpful and safe ways for working through their anger, explore common reasons that we all get angry for, and a final chapter that encourages making amends. Rhyming throughout with helpful prompts, tips, and affirmations, this is a kid-friendly listen for ages four to 10.

Sammy is a kind-hearted kid who lives in an imaginary world. Then, Smacker, a magical troll, arrives and invites the boy to The Kingdom of Dreams, fairy-tale place where imagination becomes a reality. Sammy meets the Ratchetlocks, a fearsome friendly race; the mischievous Goblins; and a talking crow, Felix. One day the boy encounters the evil Boggergacks, who wish to conquer and rule The Kingdom of Dreams. Therefore, Sammy must find Princess Marianne, who can bring the fearsome Ratchetlocks to her side to battle the Boggergacks and save The Kingdom of Dreams from being destroyed.

Mrs. Lydia Lewis has given up on broken promises. Marrying her soul mate only to be attacked during his heartbreaking absence, she finds refuge as an incognito ducal housekeeper. Captain Jacob Lewis is angry and hurt. Returning from military service to discover his spouse has vanished into thin air, he begins an almost hopeless search to bring her home. Can this star-crossed pair reclaim newlywed bliss?

This book is bursting with positive affirmations to help reframe unhelpful thoughts and reduce anxiety in relation to going to school. Each rhyming poem prompts a growth mindset which is so important for kids to develop and practice to give them the confidence to diminish self-doubt and create resilience. Whilst this book is perfect for school worry it will also increase overall positivity and confidence to be lent to all areas of worry. (Ages 4-10). Our book is loved by children and backed by professionals.

This sci-fi thriller explores the possibility that when we dream we're merely glimpsing into an alternate reality. Three strangers bound together by a shared dream fight against the current of fate. Can they come to terms with the truth? Are we the only versions of ourselves? Are you the best version of you to exist? They must find each other without losing themselves. Two universes hang in the balance as external forces vie for control of their ability to peer into an alternate reality.

London, 1818. Dinah Honeyfield can’t wait any longer. In love with her family’s long-term houseguest, she’s determined to get him to reveal his affections before her rich industrialist father marries her off.

She can see what others can't; the air elementals known as Sylphs. These are creatures with wings which live high up in the clouds. On her seventh birthday, to Sylphie's surprise, she grows a pair of white shiny wings and officially becomes a Sylph. But the wings are useless because Sylphie cannot fly. Will Sylphie choose to give up or to be resilient and learn to fly like other Sylphs?

Stacie Broek was living the expat dream—three children in a central Tokyo private school, house and travel back home all paid for—until the morning when her carotid artery spontaneously ripped, causing blood to pool in her artery wall. Upon waking from a 10-hour surgery, Stacie couldn’t walk, talk, or feed herself. She couldn't remember her name, her children's names, or her own address. The new ignorance was menacing and dangerous. This once independent, full-of-moxie woman was reduced to a needy lump.

If I Just Breathe is a gentle, rhyming story that helps children learn simple techniques to calm their minds and steady their emotions. Through easy-to-follow breathing exercises and comforting words, young listeners discover how to pause, focus, and feel more in control when they’re worried or upset.

Simon the snake doesn’t think he’s special. He wishes he could hop like Robert the Frog, run like Benny the Puppy, or climb like Carrie the Cat. His friends remind him of all the things he can do, but Simon still feels jealous… until he learns an important truth: every animal—and every child—is wonderful in their own way.

The time has come for the young heirs to return to their kingdoms. The only safe way past the barrier is through the energy grid—or so they thought.

When 22-year-old Attica Spark discovers a realm of magic she unknowingly came from, she stays in a manor with young heirs banned from their kingdoms while learning of her dark and twisted past. In the manor, Attica discovers a series of portals that lead her to a curious world mirroring her own mind and emotions. Down the rabbit hole she goes to discover a world beyond her wildest dreams.

Zoey had been counting the days until her dad finished building the most magical treehouse ever, a place full of sparkles, rainbows, and, of course, unicorns. For a little girl who loves unicorns more than anything, it was already the best gift she could imagine. But her dad had one more surprise, a new unicorn for her collection unlike any she had ever seen. This one had a soft, silvery gray coat, and Zoey named her Shadow.

Some kids love bananas while others prefer pineapples or berries on their toast. Did you know that fruits are not just tasty but also very good for you? In "Yummy Fruits," a fun and rhythmic story, young listeners will learn where fruit grows, why animals enjoy fruit, and how eating fruit every day helps keep you healthy and strong.

When Miss Annabel Ridley learns her betrothed has been unfaithful, she knows she must cancel the wedding. The problem is no one else seems to agree with her, least of all her father. With her wedding day approaching, she must find a way to escape her doomed marriage. She seeks out the Duke of Halmesbury to request he intercede with her rakish betrothed to break it off before the wedding day.

Help your children develop moral character with this updated, 30th anniversary edition of the perennial classic The Book of Virtues. Almost 3 million copies of the Book of Virtues have been sold since it was published in 1993. It is one of the most popular moral primers ever written, an...

Surround Yourself is a gentle and uplifting story that shows children happiness is not something they have to wait for but something they can choose every day. Award-winning author Mona Liza Santos invites young listeners to slow down, notice the beauty around them, and find joy in life’s simplest moments. Through soft rhymes, children learn how small choices such as the friends they keep, the kindness they share, and the moments they treasure can fill their world with light.