Books with author Jarvis

Everyone in Happyhop House experiences lots of feelings during their day. Can you spot who is happy to be playing paper aeroplanes? Who is sad that the last slice of cake has gone? Who is scared of the dark?At age 2, children enter a crucial stage in their development by starting to form friendships. In this fun, interactive question-and-answer book, young readers can look carefully at the pictures to work out who's feeling what, learning how to understand 12 key emotions and recognise them in others.

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive mental deterioration of the brain that usually occurs in older adults. Most parents may have difficulty explaining to their children about this disease. "Grandma Lulu and Friends" is written to enlighten children and help them understand about the disease. The book helps to convey the powerful message that love, kindness, and caring are important traits in helping a friend or relative cope with the disease.

They let go of their dreams, but their hearts never let go of love.When Piper Harriman got engaged fresh out of high school, her father gave her a choice--if she married her unsuitable fiancé, Juan Calderon, her family wouldn't pay for college. So she went off to college and left Juan behind, hoping he would wait. His idealistic heart was broken, and he said goodbye. But her love for him refused to fade.Eight years later, alone and laid off, Piper is moving back home. With her snowbird parents' house leased out for the winter, Piper is content with their small rental lodge--until the tenant next door turns out to be the lost love of her life. As handsome as ever, Juan's success has proven her father's predictions wrong.For Piper, it's time to face facts. Juan has moved on, and he deserves to be happy. Logic tells her it's time to let go, but when those dark eyes search hers, her heart knows there may still be a chance.

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive mental deterioration of the brain that usually occurs in older adults. Most parents may have difficulty explaining to their children about this disease. "Grandma Lulu and Friends" is written to enlighten children and help them understand about the disease. The book helps to convey the powerful message that love, kindness, and caring are important traits in helping a friend or relative cope with the disease.