Books with title Don't Want to Go!

I Don't Want to go to Sleep - A relatable story that encourages healthy sleep in young people.'I Don't Want to go to Sleep' tries to consider the things that might keep a child from going to bed. It explores the imagination of a young person and what they might think is happening downstairs.The story is written in rhyme and eventually delves into the dream world of children. The book touches on what measures and routines might be made in order to help motivate a young person to sleep peacefully.I hope that this book will encourage the readers to recognise the importance of adult alone time, proper rest, sleep and dreams.Enjoy this wonderfully rhyming poem and picture book.Read this story and to your child at bedtime to help them to understand the importance of sleep.

Rene Thompson has been waiting all year for Negro Achievement Day. It falls on the second Monday in October. This is the one day that Negros get to go to the state fair. Mama has been telling her that when she is 10 years old, she will be old enough to go; this is the age when you can answer questions if you happen to get lost. Rene is worried that the nosy neighbors and the good church folks are doing everything possible to convince her father that it is too dangerous for Negros to travel to Dallas. The issue of going would be settled if it weren't for all the talk about protests, riots, and marching. Will Rene finally be able to go to the fair?

This little girl just doesn't want to go to bed, there's too many fun possibilities to explore. They could go deep sea diving, visit a Parisian bistro, climb a mountain, save the city as a superhero and more. She's trying her very best to stay awake and is trying to persuade her Dad to let her stay up a little bit longer. Beautifully Illustrated, this rhyming picture book will become a favorite bedtime story for any child and parent. Perfect for kids aged from 0-8.

Clae is a brave nine year old boy who wishes his parents would reunite. Every school holiday Clae goes to stay with his Dad. Before each visit he is sad, excited, anxious and happy - all at the same time. He loves and misses his Dad, but he doesn't want to leave his Mum. One child's journey from sadness to joy as he is parted then reunited with each parent. The tale of one child who comes to realise that regardless of his family's dynamics - he is loved and supported. Grief Recovery and Proactive Grief Recovery. Helping children, teenagers, parents, families and professionals to counteract grief and help build our children's self esteem, positive self image, pride and dignity. Assisting in development of compassion and understanding for others and emotional intelligence. Book 1: pure heart kids books.