Books with author Emily D. Stewart

Tyler Hartmann had made mistakes, but today was the worst so far. The ship he was on with his mom had been caught in a storm and slammed against some rocks. Soaked by the pouring rain and confused by the darkness, Tyler and the other children had jumped into a lifeboat. It was what they’d been taught by the captain their first day on the ship. But the adults had all gotten on a separate lifeboat. When the two crafts hit the water and were battered by the waves, there had been no way to keep them together. We are on our own. Just Us Kids

Abigail Tripp dreams of adventures. Losing herself in the pages of books about far off places is the closest she’s ever gotten. That is until a birthday gift from her grandparents includes tickets to Alaska. She’s planned every detail and read every book she could to get ready for the journey. But would she be prepared for a real adventure? Lost in the wilderness with just other kids, her skills will be put to the test.Just Us KidsBook 1: ShipwreckedBook 2: Frozen

When 13 year-old Penelope Gilbert accidentally transforms into a stapler during math class, she's sure she's going crazy. But she's not imagining the men in black suits now patrolling the halls at school, nor is she imagining the new substitute teacher who orders the class to take a special new test. A test that requires blood. Hunted for her powers, and torn from the life she knows, Penny is swept up into a world in the clouds where magic meets machine and pirates rule the sky.

When 13 year-old Penelope Gilbert accidentally transforms into a stapler during math class, she’s sure she's going crazy. But she’s not imagining the men in black suits now patrolling the halls at school, nor is she imagining the new substitute teacher who orders the class to take a special new test. A test that requires blood. Hunted for her powers, and torn from the life she knows, Penny is swept up into a world in the clouds where magic meets machine and pirates rule the sky.

Cat Training GuideEven though cats are seen as pets, they need to be trained so that they don’t impose their nature on your life. Some cat owners believe they do not need a guide for training their cat, but they are mistaken. It is only a matter of time until they run into trouble and can no longer rely on their own instincts. Also, first-time cat owners, or people having problems with ones they already own, definitely need a trusted resource to guide them.You may have been the kind of cat owner who thinks they know exactly how to train a cat. You may have stuck to your own ideas, followed what you have heard from other people, or drawn understanding from your past experience of training another pet. Happy Cat, Happy House- The Essential Cat Training Guide to Understanding and Training Your Cat shows how you can build on your knowledge, to make take control of your life with your cat, helping you both to be calmer and more relaxed. When training your cat, it is important that you avoid mistakes that can instill bad habits. You will waste time and energy trying to fix behavioral problems that could have been avoided. If you are a new owner, however, mistakes are bound to happen. A guide like Happy Cat, Happy House is essential for understanding how your cat thinks, whether you are an experienced or new cat owner.This ebook emphasizes the importance of you learning about understanding cat psychology when you train your pet. For example, your cat will respond better to positive stimuli for good behavior than to punishment for unwanted behavior. So when you start training your cat to use the litter box, make sure you have reward treats and praise at the ready.Happy Cat, Happy House shows how cat behavior is geared towards getting the desired reaction from you, so you have to set limits. If you play with your cat every time it meows for attention, mewing becomes the signal that the cat associates with playing. Don’t encourage this behavior if you want a good night’s sleep or time to complete household chores. If you ignore your cat’s meows, it will realize they can’t get you to react, so they will stop making a noise Start to train your cat the right way rather than having to deal with a spoiled cat. This Cat Training Guide greatly reduces your time and effort you need to spend on training and explains the reasons why the methods work. Download this ebook to learn how to have a happier cat and a happier household.Tags: cat training guide, cat training secrets, cat, cats

While trying to complete the application for a prestigious summer enrichment program, a middle school student is faced with meeting the demands of the rigorous admissions process while battling the schools most tenacious bully. This book not only explores strategies for dealing with a bully, but it also examines the anxiety-ridden admissions process while delivering tangible solutions for a successful middle school career. It is a must read for students, parents, teachers and administrators who are looking to create an upstander movement in their communities.

Abigail Tripp dreams of adventures. Losing herself in the pages of books about far off places is the closest she’s ever gotten. That is until a birthday gift from her grandparents includes tickets to Alaska. She’s planned every detail and read every book she could to get ready for the journey. But would she be prepared for a real adventure? Lost in the wilderness with just other kids, her skills will be put to the test.

While leaving gym class, Jes witnesses the class bully writing the N-Word on the school’s tennis court. When the principal wrongfully accuses an African American student for the vandalism, Jes spends a sleepless night contemplating whether to save a friend by fighting racism or let a bully go unpunished. Told with a hip-hop and social media vernacular, this first person story explores the history of the N-Word, the present debate over who can say it and future consequences for those who continue to use it. The N-Word Carol is a must read for students, parents and teachers who seek to initiate meaningful conversations on race in America.

While leaving gym class, Jes witnesses the class bully writing the N-Word on the school’s tennis court. When the principal wrongfully accuses an African American student for the vandalism, Jes spends a sleepless night contemplating whether to save a friend by fighting racism or let a bully go unpunished. Told with a hip-hop and social media vernacular, this first person story explores the history of the N-Word, the present debate over who can say it and future consequences for those who continue to use it. The N-Word Carol is a must read for students, parents and teachers who seek to initiate meaningful conversations on race in America.