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  • Captain Wobbly and the Invasion from Erm

    Laura Carter, Gary Andrews

    Paperback (Nielson, Jan. 20, 2020)
    In the second installment of wobbly adventure our trio of heroes manage to save the earth from an alien invasion - or maybe they save the alien from a bad holiday? Find out what happens in this fun and colourful sequel to 'Captain Wobbly'. Author, Laura Carter, has been inspired to write a book for her daughter, who has Cerebral Palsy (CP). A book that truly shows a capable, adventurous and energetic role model who will never be defined by their CP, just like her.
  • Flappy: The Pigeon Who Overcame Bullying. From Zero To Hero!

    Martha Begley Schade

    Paperback (Nielson, Oct. 1, 2019)
    Essence Of The Story, "Flappy" Being bullied can affect a person right to their very core. Surviving bullying with resilience takes hard work and help. This story is designed to give children help by giving them an idea how to survive being bullied. With the motto "From Zero To Hero!" , the main character is an everyday pigeon who finds the strength within to turn the very reason he was bullied into the very foundation of becoming a hero. An emotional story, the outcome is happy, suggesting to the reader that taking on challenges can lead to great rewards and happiness - as well as a growth in self-esteem and self-respect. The pigeon is nicknamed Flappy because his wings make such noise when he attempts to fly. Bullied by others, he is also shamed into leaving his home and family. It is sometime later that this very flapping of his wings helps him save the princess from the dragons and win an award for his bravery.What's At Stake When A Child Doesn't Overcome Bullying? Bullying can handicap normal emotional development: the child's emotional resilience is weakened along with their social & coping skills. This ultimately leads to far greater problems in teenager and young adult years - often lasting even a lifetime. Antibullying is an extremely important approach we all need to take and is the basis for this book. Benefits Of Choosing This Book. Equally recommendable for the individual child as good reading material as well as a great story upon which discussions around the topic of antibullying can be focussed. With the illustrations, his book lends itself to classroom discussions. It supports the development of emotional resilience by offering a relatable character that finds it's inner strength to overcome bullying. The story gives two strong messages to the readers. Firstly, how it feels like to be bullied and secondly, that the path to surviving bullying is to seek the hero within. The choice of the main character is chosen deliberately from our daily lives as it can be seen everywhere and can act as a constant reminder "From Zero To Hero - if a pigeon can do it, so can I! This is a charming, good read. What Others Have Said About This Book. Amazing story. Norainna, 8 yrs. So charming with a very individual style of writing. Serin, Teacher. I absolutely loved the story. Sienna, 11 yrs. I found this story so easy to read and I am dyslexic! Sky, 11yrs. The story is really great..very emotional, so much so I have tears in my eyes. Luckily my mascara is waterproof. Ljudmila, Mother. I found the bullying part really hard. Victoria, 12 years. Yeah, it's a cool story. I loved the bit about the dragons. Jay, 9 yrs. Great book. Great storyline. Highly recommendable. Diana, 48 yrs.
  • Cruel: One Child's Story To Survive

    Denise Richardson

    (Nielson UK, Feb. 7, 2020)
    A harrowing, yet inspiring true story of a young girl's abusive childhood, from new author Denise Richardson. Denise endured emotional and physical cruelty and molestation at the hands of her mother and her drunken boyfriends. In an environment full of toxic emotions and violence, her survival depended on navigating daily, a safe passage through the basest of human behaviours. An absent, paedophilic father could not be trusted, and her older brother fled, as soon as he was able. Alone, in this domestic battlefield, she faced an unpredictable psychotic mother, regular beatings and torture, all against a backdrop of fear that she would be killed. But throughout Denise kept alive dreams of escaping. This book covers the early years of her life and is an affecting and inspirational book of the horrors of child abuse and the steadfast determination of one child to survive
  • The Broomblezoom Guide to an Acceptable Attitude: Three Sister's Secrets

    By P.S. Nielson

    eBook (P.S. Nielson, June 20, 2015)
    The Broomblezoom Sisters are baking up a batch of magic. The three all have dilemmas and dreams of their own; they hope by combining their talents and troubles they can come out on top of things. The Eerie County Fair is coming up and sisters three are anxious to take the blue ribbon this year. Their emesis, a wily green goblin known as Vimble, is not about to let that happen and runs the sister’s plans into near calamity. Perhaps the Flybys (family pets with fangs) can find a way to help the sister’s solve their problems.
  • SKALD, The Frost Giant of Skabu: A Thor Odinson Adventure

    Erik Shields

    Paperback (Nielson, April 7, 2017)
    An evil Frost Giant has used dark magic to steal every horse in Asgard. Only a true hero can rescue the herd and stop a Frost Giant invasion. Can young Thor succeed where his older brothers failed? Join him as he faces the Jotun Warlord, Skald the Sly, in the first book of this exciting new series...
  • A Case Of Jitters

    D.K. Daniels

    Paperback (Nielson UK, Aug. 4, 2020)
    Being the real you is nerve-wreaking.Jacob is in love with Andrew, an adorable boy with an infectious smile whom he has hardly ever spoken with until now. A rigorous case of jitters quakes in his bones as he passes a love note to express his desire. How will it be received? What will his other friends think about his encroaching secret now that he is ready to exit the closet? Jacob will be taken to new measures that he has never known until love and hate floods into his life, making him an unlikely hero who stands tall.
  • My Little Friend Batbird

    Helen Nicol, Sofania Dellarte

    Paperback (Nielson, Oct. 29, 2019)
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  • Tom and the Dragon

    Emily Echo

    Paperback (Nielson, July 14, 2019)
    Once upon a time…Tom’s story begins when a huge dragon attacks the kingdom. The queen needs somebody to step up and deal with it. Tom has a plan, but, will anybody listen to him?This book was written using the OpenDyslexic font. It makes it easier for any child to read the book but is particularly helpful for some of the difficulties experienced by children with dyslexia. It is intended to address: contrast/blindness, letter confusion or rotation, and crowding.
  • We Are Here: Vol 1: Tales of Youth

    D.K. Daniels

    (Nielson, May 19, 2020)
    Just for you, I bring a collection of beloved tales of mine all here in one place to enjoy. We Are Here is a volume of stories about love, hate, joy, and sadness. The narratives woven are about real people, with real problems. Will you join to learn about a guy who is stood up at a bar? A young boy grieving for the loss of his best friend? Or a girl on a mission to tell the one she loves how she feels. There are stories about trials of confusion and acceptance, falling head over heels in love, and dark little darlings just waiting to be devoured. Contains: It's Okay To Say No, Somebody To Listen, Sometimes With Reality, One To Love, Love Like This, Speed Bumps, The Gift, Those Days, Who We Are, Kiss Me, I'm Irish, Louder Than Drums, Midnight Taxi, Almost, The History Of A Bench, Echoes Of Love, Love In Paris, Our Little Darlings, A World Between