Books with author Pamela Kennedy

It's Christmastime at last, and Larry's excited to help decorate the village tree. The Veggies gather ornaments, popcorn, and lights, and work together to make the tree beautiful and festive. But just when they think they've completed their task, Madame Blue points out what's missing. They add a star at the top to remind them of the night Jesus was bornâ??the real reason for the celebration. Children can press the button to hear the Veggies singing "We Wish You a Merry Christmasá¿¿ in this cheerful holiday sound book.

Bunny has been a little careless: drawing on the walls, knocking over Mama's plant, and tearing the pages of a book. Uh-oh, Bunny! Afterwards, he feels a little sad and scared when Mama asks who made the mess, but soon Bunny learns that it's always best to tell the truth. This sweet story and charming art are the perfect introduction to an important lesson for little ones about choosing to do what's right.

Here are some simple words of praise by noted Christian children's author Pamela Kennedy. There are prayers of thanks, prayers of encouragement, and prayers to calm a child's fears. Included alongside each prayer is a short Bible verse that embraces the faith and hope of Easter. The brilliant watercolor illustrations of Stephanie Britt capture all the innocence and wonder of childhood.

For ages: babies-pre-schoolers. Author Pamela Kennedy relies on her experience as a mother and teacher to form just the right words for children`s prayers. Here are gentle words that calm fears during thunderstorms and words of thankfulness for bright, sunny days. Along with each prayer is a Bible verse that illustrates the theme of the prayer. Brightly coloured paintings by Stephanie Britt make this a book even toddlers will enjoy. And parents can use the book to introduce the concept of prayer to even the youngest child.

This delightful devotional is perfect for bedtime, dinnertime, or anytime. Each short devotion includes a story about an animal illustrating its dominant trait as created by God. That trait is then related to a child. Questions at the end are fun for the young child to answer, such as picking out something in the picture, asking what the animal is doing, and asking what God wants us to do. Each devotional concludes with a short bible verse.

This story is suitable for children of ages 3-5. Matthew is getting a baby sister - from China. This story is about a timely topic, and author Kennedy has written an encouraging story for adoptive parents and for big sisters and brothers too. In this comforting story, Matthew learns that his parents will always love him very much. And he also learns that a child need not look like her family to be a part of the family. It also includes a Note to Parents from an experienced child counsellor.

Being a child in our modern society can sometimes be stressful, especially with pressures around friendships, going to bed, starting a new school, feeling grumpy, little accidents, separaion anxiety, fear of the dark, losing a beloved pet, fear of creepy crawlies and more.Mia Monkey and Charlie Chameleon are here to help children to learn and use the magic of EFT or 'Tapping' as it is sometimes known.EFT helps to release negative emotions and replaces them with positive ones. Mia Monkey also teaches children 'silent tapping' if they are unable to talk about their problems, thus leaving a window to talk about it later when their fears/anxieties are under control.Mia Monkey an Charlie Chameleon help children with some of lifes little challenges so they can grow up less stressed and anxious and move through life with more confidence.Please read Happy Tapping with Mia & Charlie, use it, share it , talk about it and get tapping as it really helps.

In You Can Do It, Bunny! Little Bunny is excited to start doing things on his own. He wants to make his bed, pour his own cereal, and ride a bike, but can he do it? Bunny bravely faces new tasks and discovers that even if he spills some cereal or puts his shirt on backwards, he can do lots of things all by himself. Throughout the book, bunny is encouraged by the refrain “You can do it, Bunny!” and two proud parents. A raised applique of Little Bunny peeks through the die-cut cover, welcoming children into the story. Playful illustrations and encouraging repetition make this board book a wonderful resource for little ones learning new things.