Books with author Terry Alexander

A little advice to bear in mindWhen you talk to a croc of a smiling kind.He's ever so nice, but don't be misled,He loves to tell stories,It has to be said.My, my, crocodile, what big teeth you have! And, where did you come by them? Croc's answers will make you laugh...but don't you believe what he says. After all, who finds teeth in the kitchen sink, grows them in the backyard, or buys them in a garage sale? But, one thing is true: they are just right for him!

Elephants are large and rather grandThey have four legs which let them standBut upon a closer look you'll seeThey don't have a nose like you and meNo, an elephant's nose is grandiose...What a great, big wonderful nose elephant has! But, what is it for, do you suppose? Not even elephant knows...So, he'll use it to hang from a tree--but he's not a squirrel or chimpanzee. Then, it must be for fun, and to play tug-of-war with everyone. No, no, no! That's not what noses do. Don't worry; soon the answer will come to him and to YOU!

Hear about Barack Obama's childhood days, his rise to the top job in the world and how he plans to change America, and the world, for good. In celebration of the great man, HOPE FOR THE WORLD provides an easy to follow history of America and how a new day dawned with Barack's election to the White House. With global peace, climate change and our futures on top of his to-do list HOPE FOR THE WORLD will fascinate, entertain and educate knowledge-hungry fans. It will inspire and inform and be a must have for every bookshelf in the world.

Most books about bullying tell children how to act without addressing how they feel—you can't act brave and confident if you feel stressed and helpless inside. Jenny Alexander's approach is to develop readers' psychological defenses. Through a mix of exercises, quizzes, and fictional scenarios, she combines common sense with simple cognitive techniques to build up children's self-esteem. Her tone is humorous and upbeat, but always sensitive to the reader's feelings.

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