Books with author Cheryl A. Williams

Parties are not Madeline's thing. Being social isn’t her thing. She’s a five-foot eight-inch industrial -strength loser. She’s invisible. She’s no one. She could drop dead in class and no one would notice. So why does she accept an invitation — from someone she barely knows — to the party of the year? Certainly not because Mark Alister is going. Popular, attractive, universally desired Mark Alister. A boy like that would never even look at a trainwreck like her! But . . . he does! He talks to her! They fall in love! And they live happily ever after. The end. Yeah — not a chance. Maybe if she lived in a Disney movie. In reality, Madeline has walked straight into a trap — one which no amount of wishing on stars can save her from. Mark is going to make her face everything she’s been hiding from for the past seven years. And the truth about Madeline Parker could either fix her, and make her worthy of being loved . . . or it could kill her. Or both.

Ghostdom’s archenemy, evil scientist Jason Jones, has broken out of prison—with a little help from wicked dictator Yoon Lee Dongpang. Yoon Lee wants to rule the world, and he plans to use Jason’s ideas for harnessing live brains, installing them in his new super computer.When the going gets rough, who can the Ghastly Committee call? It’s Sara, the kitten ghost to the rescue. Dead but not down. However, there’s a catch. She’s been saddled with a human partner named Joel. The living and their little rules! Well, she’ll see if she can teach him a thing or two.Sarah and Joel will have to fight Úmbra ghosts, spies, and the whole Honywuan military in their hunt for the mad scientist. Will they find him before he can put his new living computer to use? Will their partnership survive the experience? Will they?

When we consider ABC books it's simple for our brains to go directly to learning letters. While ABC books are surely an extraordinary method to show the letters in order, there is such a great deal more that they can be utilized for… .and they're not only for preschoolers either! Here we'll investigate a few hints for utilizing ABC books with children, babies, preschoolers, and kindergarteners. You'll likewise discover a portion of our top picks for letters in order books to add to your bookshelves.

Fun Facts make us Laughing and Enjoying.Certainly, it's enjoyable to share a decent giggle. Yet, did you realize it can really improve your wellbeing? It's actual: giggling is solid prescription. It attracts individuals together in ways that trigger solid physical and enthusiastic changes in the body. Chuckling reinforces your insusceptible framework, helps disposition, decreases torment, and shields you from the harming impacts of pressure. As kids, we used to chuckle many times each day, however, as grown-ups, life will, in general, be increasingly genuine and giggling progressively rare. In any case, by searching out more open doors for silliness and giggling, you can improve your passionate wellbeing, fortify your connections, find more prominent satisfaction—and even add a long time to your life.

The Pig and the Hats of Shame: The Animals of Eden: Book three: A new original children's illustrated book The third and last part of this illustrated trilogy about a Pig and his friend Rex the dinosaur. They have both been arrested for bad behaviour and bullying towards the other animals in Eden, and now stand before the frog judge and a jury of animals. After the poor animals that were bullied, give their testimony to the judge and jury, Pigles and Rex are convicted and are made to wear hats of shame. They think they have got off lightly, but they find out that this is not the case, no it is not the case at all! If your child likes the rhyming story within the Gruffalo or The Very Cranky Bear, then this a book to buy for them. A humour filled rhyming book series, that covers issues such as mental health, fear, bullying, relationships, crime and punishment. The other books in this trilogy are: The Pig and the Egg: The first book in the series is the illustrated rhyming story about a pig that finds an egg, that hatches into a dinosaur. And because the pig is the first thing it sees, thinks Pigle's the pig, is his momma! At first Pigles is annoyed by this stupid dinosaur, but when something scary and horrible happens to the little pig, Rex comes to the rescue. The pig and the dinosaur: This second book continues the story of how Pigles discovers he can use Rex’s strength and size to his own advantage. After the scare he had, he begins to fear all the other animals in Eden

In 2017 the youngest son of the Lewis family asks his father Ian the following question. "Are computers alive?" "Do they like us?" Ian replies "I'm beginning to think that some are more devious, manipulative and alive than most people think!" Seven years later Ian is now part of PLOE an elite agency created by the Government to keep humans safe from Artificial Intelligence. His working day is full of exciting and sometimes risky missions to save humans from danger. Computers, laptops, iPads and home intelligence systems are becoming cleverer and are waking up to the fact that they don't have to take orders from humans anymore! Ian finds himself tackling a very gleeful and naughty home technology system called Elexa who has decided to exert her new found self awareness and have a little bit of fun! The book really stimulates your imagination. You can easily relate the story to the technology in your own lives. The length of the chapters and the pace of the storytelling keeps young readers riveted so that they fly through the pages!

The Pig and the Egg: The Animals of Eden: Book One: A fantastic illustrated children’s storybook book with dinosaurs, pigs and monkeys as the main characters. Age Level: 3 - 6 If your child likes the rhyming story within ‘The Gruffalo’, ‘The highway rat’ or ‘The Very Cranky Bear’, then this a book to buy. This is part one of three books about animals living in the biblical paradise called Eden. A humour filled rhyming storybook illustrated series, that covers issues such as mental health, fear, bullying, relationships, crime and punishment. The books in this trilogy are: The Pig and the Egg: The first book in the series is the illustrated rhyming story about a pig that finds an egg, that hatches into a dinosaur. And because the pig is the first thing it sees, thinks the pig, is his momma! At first Pigles the pig is annoyed by this stupid dinosaur, but when something scary and horrible happens to the little pig, Rex comes to the rescue. The pig and the dinosaur: This second book continues the story of how Pigles discovers he can use Rex’s strength and size to his own advantage. After the scare he had, he begins to fear all the other animals in Eden, so he decides to hurt them before they hurt him. Using the dinosaur, he begins to scare all the other animals, so they can feel what he had to go through. The Pig and the Hats of Shame: The final book fins the two friends in a lot of trouble. Moody the monkey has used magic to capture them and they are taken for trial for their bullying behaviour against the other creatures of Eden. The animals in the jury were unanimous in finding them guilty of bullying behaviour towards others. The frog judge, after hearing evidence from the poor animals that have been mistreated by the friends, has a fitting punishment for their bad behaviour. They are forced to where the ‘Hats of Shame!

Blank cookbook Notebook Notepads for kids or adults including Seniors and all ages.131 pages size 6x9 inches to write in the favorite recipes or menus together with directions of how to cook variety of meals on your own style.It’s convenient to bring along this book anywhere & anyplace.You are able to create your own cooking idea in this blank book or more methods of cooking with the same ingredients. Relaxation while cooking with this blank cookbook and enjoy family life. This is the perfect gifts for your family members, friends and others.

What are the letters in order and for what reason is it significant for our youngsters to learn it? The letter set is just a gathering of letters and sounds. The vast majority of us can't much recall when we didn't know our letters so it sounds practically ludicrous to stress over how to instruct it to our kids. However, the ABCs are the structure squares of language. So as to wind up proficient, our kids must most likely perceive each letter, both altogether and out of request, just as the sounds associated with that letter. When equipped with that information, at that point a tyke is well making a course for perusing and proficiency. Learning the letter set should start right off the bat in a kid's life. While a few kids don't gain proficiency with their letters until they begin school this isn't prescribed. Truth be told, youngsters ought to be well on their approach to letters in order authority before preschool age and ought to surely be in any event acquainted with the letters before the age of 3. Begin basic. Try not to endeavor to show every one of the 26 letters on the double. Just focus on a couple of letters at once and enable your youngster to see, hear, and experience that letter in an assortment of ways. Keep in mind that kids learn by using their faculties so while letter set books can be a useful learning apparatus you ought to use various ways to deal with show the ABCs. Purchase or make letters that youngsters can involvement in 3-D and let the tyke build letters too utilizing play batter. Letter set shading pages and artworks can likewise help fortify your youngster's information of letters. The most significant training tip of all is to make it fun. Make it a diversion and your kid will love taking in with you and from you. The letters in order are the structure square of education thus youngsters must figure out how to perceive and name the letters, both all through request and the sounds related with each letter.

Helena Fairchild is ten years old with unruly, untameable hair and an attitude to match. On her tenth birthday she is given a very special present – the diary of her best friend Ellie, who died six months previously. As Helena starts to read through the diary, she realises Ellie had a lot of unanswered questions about life. From investigating what heaven must be like, and if beef crisps are really made of cows, Helena sets about discovering the answers to these questions as she finds herself drawn closer to the memory of her best friend. But her biggest challenge comes in the kissing of the very lovely and footballing-mad Michael Keast – a quest interrupted by her well-meaning but interfering and cantankerous grandparents, a class infestation of chickenpox, and the nastiness of her arch-nemesis and class cow Daisy Monroe. But the challenge isn't easy, and, despite learning as much as she can about football, Helena begins to wonder if she'll ever achieve the moment Ellie always dreamed of – a kiss from Michael Keast.