Books with author Tony Gilbert

BEING THANKFUL IS ALSO KNOWN AS GRATITUDE. Gratitude is more than just saying “thank you” and having good manners. Learn how to practice gratitude while you’re still young. This will turn you into a responsible adult who can see beauty everywhere!As long as you work towards being grateful every day, you will eventually become what can be called as your most grateful self. When that happens, not only would you feel happy, but your parents will be so proud of you, too. GET A COPY OF THIS BOOK AND START TO SEE THE RESULT OF GRATITUDE.

As a young child, Bryony always knew she was different to the other girls at school. Every year, her teachers remarked how “quiet, shy and reserved” she was, while her parents observed how she had difficulty approaching other girls to be friends with them. Although she was familiar with Asperger’s, the lack of understanding of autism in women meant that she didn’t realise she had it until she was 21, in her second year of university. Now she was faced with reforming her identity in young adulthood, a difficult task for anyone. Girl, Misunderstood is a book for any autistic woman, or indeed any woman who feels that they are different, to reshape their beliefs about being on the autism spectrum in a more positive, and even spiritual, way. Bryony reflects on her life as a shy young child growing up relying on her closest friends to help her navigate the world, through to becoming a more confident, yet still reserved, young adult leaving university and entering the daunting ‘real world’. In her attempt to help others, she gives advice based on her own experiences, particularly on relationships with family, friends and romantic partners. Most importantly and central to the book, she discusses her special interest in spirituality and how her interest in this through a dark period in her life helped her to see Asperger’s in a novel new light, and how people with Asperger’s may be different for a reason. This book is designed to make readers question the negative perception of autism in society and to empower autistic women to think positively about being different and recognise their strengths. The main message in this book that Bryony expresses is that having Asperger’s can be seen as a spiritual gift.

Do you know how lucky you are? If yes, it’s easy to be thankful. If not, it’s easy to be sad. Of course, you don’t want to be sad. That’s why you must know how to be thankful.The most common way of showing gratitude is by saying “thank you.” But, you must say it with all your heart. By doing this, you will feel more content and lucky with what you have. From the food you eat, the home you live in, and the people you get along with, there are so many things to be thankful for!This gratitude picture book (Thankfulness for kids) is dedicated to teaching children how and what to be thankful for.

Anger is an intense feeling that can cause a person to feel irritated, sad, and annoyed. It is caused by many factors, and can result in broken relationships, physical damages, and failed attempts. When you are always angry, you can’t think and act properly. You are also unable to differentiate right from wrong simply because you are angry! As a child, you need to be fully equipped with the necessary information about anger and the right ways to manage it (anger management for kids).This book (KILL ANGER FOREVER) is specially made for children who suffer from anger issues and have a hard time finding the most practical solutions to their condition. This is also dedicated to parents of these children who have anger issues. This book contains helpful, realistic solutions that will help manage a child’s anger more effectively. This also comes with a daily routine to help a child be anger-free within the day. The best way to kick-start your anger management process is to get this kids books on anger.

As a young child, Bryony always knew she was different to the other girls at school. Every year, her teachers remarked how “quiet, shy and reserved” she was, while her parents observed how she had difficulty approaching other girls to be friends with them. Although she was familiar with Asperger’s, the lack of understanding of autism in women meant that she didn’t realise she had it until she was 21, in her second year of university. Now she was faced with reforming her identity in young adulthood, a difficult task for anyone. Girl, Misunderstood is a book for any autistic woman, or indeed any woman who feels that they are different, to reshape their beliefs about being on the autism spectrum in a more positive, and even spiritual, way. Bryony reflects on her life as a shy young child growing up relying on her closest friends to help her navigate the world, through to becoming a more confident, yet still reserved, young adult leaving university and entering the daunting ‘real world’. In her attempt to help others, she gives advice based on her own experiences, particularly on relationships with family, friends and romantic partners. Most importantly and central to the book, she discusses her special interest in spirituality and how her interest in this through a dark period in her life helped her to see Asperger’s in a novel new light, and how people with Asperger’s may be different for a reason. This book is designed to make readers question the negative perception of autism in society and to empower autistic women to think positively about being different and recognise their strengths. The main message in this book that Bryony expresses is that having Asperger’s can be seen as a spiritual gift.

Anger is, in fact, a normal, healthy emotion that is a part of your life. It is an intense feeling that lets you express your bad thoughts, frustrations, and disappointments. But anger can also cause harm to yourself and other people. When you are angry, you say whatever you want to say – and do what you want to do. You can’t control your emotions. You feel like a bomb that’s going to explode anytime. This book (Anger Management for Kids) will help children better understand the anger thing and its causes. This will help them know the bad effects of anger on a person and how it manages to ruin the life of a child. It also includes the good effects of anger on a person, and how it is considered a normal part of a child’s life.This book also contains a short anger management workbook for kids, that can assist them to know the level of their anger.Kids book on anger. Thanks