The great-granddaughter of Mother Nature teams up with a squirrel to start the spring season in this first book in the charmingly whimsical chapter book series from bestselling and award-winning author Suzanne Selfors.
This historical fiction chapter book series features decodable tales of survival against the odds for children aged 10-14Against the Odds: Animal Attacks is part of the new Against the Odds series, a captivating collection of fiction books inspired by true events.
Willow, the great-granddaughter of Mother Nature, recruits the help of a stink badger in this second book in the charmingly whimsical chapter book series from bestselling and award-winning author Suzanne Selfors.
An incomprehensible language dominates the atmosphere of the whole story to feel it as if it was coming out of the pages of the story to besiege us as she surrounded the heroine of the story that suffered from her family's preoccupation with TV and mobile .
The boy Thomas and the girl Lily found a package - it was a prophecy predicting the coming of a powerful force that could bring either great joy or terrible grief.
Jeddah gifted a red velvet box when she was traveling for a long time and asked him not to open it at all when his anger is strong in a way that he could not bear.
The primary goal of the series is to use the story as a tool for communication between parents and children through the discussion and activities that are attached to the story; The ideas that help children to express their fears and turn them into tools for psychological development by displaying moral values.
Jaradi is an adventurous boy at the age of twelve years old, with his older sister Emily and his parents, an animal scientist to another city near a swamp to study a rare type of deer.
With the great poem, Ahmad Swailem, and the art of the famous caricature painter, Mustafa Hasan, the child will enjoy the stories of this series, which includes between her folds, pleasure, pleasure, and wisdom learned.
A sky is characterized by a sweet voice and skill in the Arabic language, but some of her schoolmates always deliberately bully her, which prompted her to feel sad, but her grandmother tells her that pearl beads are formed when the shell is harmful and penetrated by sand atoms, she feels pain and crying, and from these tears the pearl beads are formed, therefore, therefore She learned sky to face her colleagues with confidence and stability.
A series of seven parts dealing with the aesthetics of the Arabic language and how the formation changes the meaning and in addition to using the appropriate words in the situations that suit it all through the heroine Reham, who lives in these situations in school and in the street and in the garden a series of educational nature in a fun literary framework and light tale.
A small but deep story that addresses the idea of the only child's jealousy of the presence of a new brother who comes to him by focusing on topics that the child realizes.
The alphabet book by the creative writer Amal Farah, in which the child gets to know the letters of the alphabet in a gentle and smooth way that fixes them in his mind and brings them closer to himself.
