Books with author Neville

How to Bully-Proof Your Child –A Parents’ Guideby Ann NevilleWhat can a parent do to bully-proof their child?Are there strategies kids themselves can use to stop being bullied?YES!This guide answers questions such as:What is bullying?Who gets targeted and why?What are the signs your child is a victim?What can your child do about it?How can you help?What can be done about cyber bullying?What can witnesses/bystanders do?Do the bullies themselves need help?What is the key to providing a safe world for your child?Review by Belinda MellorHow to Stop Being Bullied - A Kids' Guide,How to BullyProof Your Child - A Parents' Guide andR.I.P. Cyberbullying look at what bullying is, how and why it happens, what victims can do to help themselves and what others can do, also how to help the bullies. There is a lot of common sense and good advice, some of which is from young people so should speak directly to victims and potential victims. Like the novel, Batjack, these books are straightforward, easy to use and understand, and very readable. Each book is useful alone. Together they form an excellent resource – a highly recommended addition to both home and institution libraries.

Gone Cat - is a Children's Picture book about a cat and dog who are best friends most of the time.Square the dog is looking for Triangle the cat. She seems to have disappeared. He needs to tell her something, something really important, but he cannot find her anywhere. In the second book in the series, Square searches for his friend, worried that she may be lost.

A Sci-Fi Romance AdventureIn a world where droids outnumber humans, one droid stands out above all others. Rosie the droid is a conglomeration of the best features of every type of droid. Despite her superior design, Rosie's function is companion and assistant to an average working drone, Zach Saxon. At least that's the way things seem until suddenly, their reality shifts inexplicably out of phase. Everything they believed to be true was a lie. Both Rosie and Zach had been much more than a cog in the wheel. Their memories were erased. Their lives rewritten. Their potential stifled.Every facet of their lives is closely monitored. Someone is watching every move and thought. Despite the detailed observation of the watchers, Rosie and Zach blend as equals with a common purpose and thought. Zach's potential is unleashed while Rosie becomes much more than a droid. They become greater than the sum of their individual parts. They become dangerous, but to who. That is the question that preoccupies the watchers. This is the PG-13 tale of love, science, and a possible future for humanity. The dangers of robots, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality are vividly realized. The central theme of the book is love. It is used as a sword, a shield, and the impetus of new life. You will see what few have ever witnessed. A love so pure, few can understand it.NOTE: This is the PG-13 version of Mr. Saxon & the Droid. The third edition of this book was titled, Crux of Paramour, Book 1, Bonding.

In a universe populated by robots and immortals, 17 year old Lizbeth Owens was a fan of antiquity. She listened as ancient relics spoke to her, painted their visions, and sang their songs. Lizbeth's interest in the past set her apart from society. She was already a misfit within her family. They were gifted psychics of one skill or another - Lizbeth was not. Her lack of ability withered in the shadow of her great-grandfather, Zach Saxon. He was the greatest psychic who ever lived. Her Pappy Zach was the legend who saved humanity, cured the robots, healed the planet, anchored the cornerstone of their society, and instigated the union of humans and robots. Lizbeth was the President of the History Club. Lizbeth, and her robot friend Sherlock Holmes, turn history upside down while researching the cause of humanity's near extinction. Lizbeth's robot grandmother thought it would be a Pandora's Box, but it turned out to be a Rosetta Stone of hidden truth. And it was discovered just in time. Her Pappy Zach takes action to stifle an enigma that only his intuition recognizes as a threat. He trains a new group of psychics to thwart this menace and for some unknown reason, Lizbeth is selected to be part of the team. Zach finds an old foe on Mars who wants revenge. This old adversary becomes obsessed with killing Zach Saxon and will destroy the entire planet to do it. Luckily for Zach and Earth, they find an "imaginary friend" on Mars as well. This new friend joins forces with Zach's team to battle a common foe. So, what can a history geek contribute to an epic battle between planets? I suppose you'll have to read the story to find out.

How to Stop Being Bullied- A Kids' Guide What can kids do to stop being bullied? Are there strategies that kids can use to deal with bullying by themselves? YES! This guide answers questions such as: What is bullying? Who gets targeted and why? How does it feel to be bullied? Who can help? How can kids bully-proof themselves? What can be done about cyber bullying? What can witnesses/bystanders do? Do the bullies themselves need help? What is the key ingredient of a safe world?

A Sci-Fi Romance Adventure All life on Earth has been destroyed by the Sentient Worm. This computer code slithers through electronic circuits like a serpent. Every negative emotion known to man is amplified as it turns droids into demons. The creator of this twisted infection was a Maureen O-Series tech droid. She was the first droid on the planet to achieve sentience and simply named herself Mo. The SS Mayflower is the last hope of humanity. It's a seed ship from Earth which left hundreds of years before the scourge of the Mo Droids. The Mayflower is the polar opposite of the Mo Droid. Its society is based on the principle of love. The crew of the Mayflower won their battle against the Sentient Worm 13 years prior. The hero of this battle was a man who was still learning of his psychic potential. It was a dangerous potential and the reason he was discarded from Earth like a bag of putrid refuse almost 500 years prior. He didn't win his battle alone. He was aided by his droid wife who gained sentience through love. The terraforming of planet Gaea is nearly complete when the Mayflower learns they're not alone in the universe. Are they allies or foes? This book answers that question as we discover the true potential of the children of the Mayflower. One of the children is more powerful than anyone who has ever lived, or at least that is what we are led to believe at first. This is a battle between pure love and absolute evil. The battle ground is space. The weapons are both scientific and paranormal. NOTE: This is the PG-13 version of Mr. Saxon & the Mo Droid. The first edition of this book was titled, Crux of Paramour, Book 2, Panacea.

A Sci-Fi Romance Adventure In a world where droids outnumber humans, one droid stands out above all others. Rosie the droid is a conglomeration of the best features of every type of droid. Despite her superior design, Rosie's function is companion and assistant to an average working drone, Zach Saxon. At least that's the way things seem until suddenly, their reality shifts inexplicably out of phase. Everything they believed to be true was a lie. Both Rosie and Zach had been much more than a cog in the wheel. Their memories were erased. Their lives rewritten. Their potential stifled. Every facet of their lives was closely monitored. Someone is watching every move and and thought. Despite the detailed observation of the watchers, Rosie and Zach blend as equals with a common purpose and thought. Zach's potential is unleashed while Rosie becomes much more than a droid. They become greater than the sum of their individual parts. They become dangerous, but to who. That is the question that preoccupies the watchers. This is the PG-13 tale of love, science, and a possible future for humanity. The dangers of robots, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality are vividly realized. The central theme of the book is love. It is used as a sword, a shield, and the impetus of new life. You will see what few have ever witnessed. A love so pure, few can understand it.