Books with author Kimberly Loth

The third dwarf magic keeper has been delivered to the Fairy Herb Garden in a most surprising way. She’s feverish, delirious, and covered with chicken pox. Arc, the burdock fairy, brings Hailey, Camie, Rowan, and Sarah to the herb garden and into the flourishing troll village, where they must call on the healing power of burdock to help the sick dwarf. Can they find her backpack that has been lost in the mists and bring the burdock and fall magic back into the world? This story continues the Herb Fairies thirteen book series. Herb Fairies is a magical tale of plants and their remedies that teaches kids about the healing herbs.

BLACK & WHITE VERSION This is the reference book that duck-lovers have relied upon for years, newly revised with over 200 added pages! Covering everything you've ever wanted to know about your ducks in one comprehensive and pet-friendly guidebook. Written by the Founder & President of Majestic Waterfowl Sanctuary, a rescuer who understands the connection between pet ducks and their guardians, this guide treats your feathered friend as a loving and worthy companion. Based on first-hand experiences and containing answers to hundreds of questions, this guide covers everything from day-to-day care, to serious medical issues. You'll learn essential tips on food, housing, flock management, safety, enrichment and lots more! Complete with inspiring anecdotes and an abundance of photos and illustrations, if you have a pet duck in your life or are considering letting one join your family, this guide is an absolute must.

Color reproductions of twelve masterpieces are accompanied by questions that encourage young readers to learn through visual exploration and interaction. Works from artists such as Diego Rivera (Mexico), Fernando Botero (Columbia), and Ramón Fradé (Puerto Rico) are included.Background information on the artist, the period, the medium, the technique, and the subject of the painting provide context for the art experience.

ASIAN ART is the twelfth book in the "Come Look With Me" series of art education and appreciation books for children. ASIAN ART highlights twelve masterpieces from South, East, and Southeast Asia, tracing artistic traditions through time and across cultures. From an 11th-century Indian sculpture of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, to the eye-popping "superflat" art of Japan's Takashi Murakami in the 21st century, each piece of art is introduced with a full-page color reproduction. An accompanying page includes a brief biography of the artist, notes on the art form and its symbolism, and/or information about the time period. Questions designed to encourage thoughtful responses to each piece provide points for discussion to develop young readers' greater understanding of art.

According to the National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention, many tragedies begin with a childhood traumatic event: 60% of adults report experiencing abuse or other difficult family circumstances during childhood. 26% of children in the United States witness or experience a traumatic event before turning 4. It is even said that one treatment for ADHD in children is talk therapy. Well, how befitting! The Disregarded Voice of a Child encourages talk therapy. It is part of a seven-book series that promotes open dialogue among elementary-aged children and their mothers. The book topics were derived from discussions held with children who have either experienced some form of physical/emotional abuse or the communication and emotion between the child and parent was misunderstood. These books (also referred to as the Mommy series) are written in the voice and from the perspective of the child while speaking to the mother. Every book concludes with an adult summary and a biblical scripture supporting the book's subject. All seven books contain an illustration of a blue teddy bear. The purpose of the bear is to provide comfort for that child who feels alone, lonely, or would just like a nighttime companion (an actual blue teddy bear also accompanies the series). The Mommy series is set to target childcare centers, Christian elementary schools, foster home/adoption agencies, children hospitals, libraries, parents/guardians, and concerned adults.