Ergebnis für "Angie" in Soziale Kompetenz

Tod's story races on in this second book in the TodHunter Moon trilogy, a spinoff of the popular Septimus Heap series. Fans of Septimus as well as fantasy readers new to the world of Magyk will enjoy this next installment in the series ALA Booklist calls "warm and inventive." Full-page...

Angie Loves to Dance – A Heartfelt, Uplifting Audio Adventure for Kids and Families! Get ready to twirl, stomp, splash, and soar with Angie — a joyful girl who sees each day as a new adventure, and every pair of shoes as a ticket to something wonderful. In this delightful, rhythmic audiobook, children are invited to step into Angie’s world — where puddles are for jumping, trails are for hiking, and life is meant to be lived with wide-eyed wonder and a dancing heart.

From Hispanic author Hailey Alcaraz, this historical tale of arson, sleuthing, and finding friendship in unlikely places is based on the real Hotel Adams fire of 1910. It's up to two Latina girls to turn their knack for being overlooked and underestimated into their greatest strength as they...

I want every child to know how special they are. This story shows children and their family members celebrating the child’s unique features. This book will teach children about family members while they learn to appreciate their individual uniqueness.

Dentro de la mente de una chica llamada Riley, las emociones Alegría y Tristeza quedan atrapadas en la Memoria a Largo Plazo por accidente, y el viaje de vuelta a la Central es arduo y lleno de peligros. Pero, ¿qué le ocurrirá a Riley cuando Alegría no pueda tener ninguna influencia? ¿Cómo se las arreglarán por su cuenta Ira, Miedo y Asco? ¿Y acaso es Tristeza más importante de lo que las demás emociones pensaban? Prepárate para dejarte hechizar por el fantástico universo DISNEY.

We’re introduced to Patti Fix-It, a self-described "Rainbow Child" and veggie lover. In this first story in a series, book one, "Billy the Bully", Patti tells of her amazing gift to make people feel better when she "fixes" their problems. In “Billy the Bully”, we see her create a positive change in a tense situation at the neighborhood playground.