Books with title Sunshine Rider

When Mama Owl wakes up Eve and Evi, she tells them a great day is waiting for them. To encourage them, she tells them to lead with their hearts and love who they are, and to be the good, the happy, and be free. She also tells her owlets to remember to shine like the sun, choose happy thoughts, and to spread their cheerful attitude wherever they go. And it’s okay to not always feel bright and sunny. The story includes a sunshine affirmation and sunshine meditation, a feel better toolkit, and journal questions that encourage children to feel grateful and optimistic.

When Mama Owl wakes up Eve and Evi, she tells them a great day is waiting for them. To encourage them, she tells them to lead with their hearts and love who they are, and to be the good, the happy, and be free. She also tells her owlets to remember to shine like the sun, choose happy thoughts, and to spread their cheerful attitude wherever they go. And it's okay to not always feel bright and sunny. The story includes a sunshine affirmation and sunshine meditation, a feel better toolkit, and journal questions that encourage children to feel grateful and optimistic.

It's morning, and the first rays of sunlight shine into a little girl's bedroom, waking her up. She gets out of bed and matter-of-factly starts her day. This award-winning wordless picture book follows the girl as she goes about her morning routine and watches as her parents do the same. She eats cereal, climbs in bed with her parents who read the paper and drink coffee, brushes her teeth, gets dressed, and goes out the door ready for school. Preschool-age children will enjoy providing their own commentary and comparing their personal routine to hers.

Sunshine is a charming story of a little girl and her new pony, Sunshine. Sunshine is sweet, sassy, and oh, so stubborn! It doesn't take long before her owner finds out her little pony has a problem - she only likes to walk in a straight line! Over and over throughout the book Sunshine gets herself and her little owner in some pretty harrowing situations due to her "handicap"; but blinded by love, her owner refuses to see her cherished pony's flaws and forgives her each time she gets them in a pickle. In her young owner's loving eyes, Sunshine can do no wrong. Despite Sunshine's handicap, she somehow teaches her owner right from left, even though she only likes to walk in a straight line!

From award-winning and national bestselling author, Robin McKinley, comes this dark, sensual vampire fairy tale. "A gripping, funny, page-turning, pretty much perfect work of magical literature."--Neil Gaiman“Sunshine” is what everyone calls her. She works long hours in her family’s coffeehouse, making her famous “Cinnamon Rolls as Big as Your Head,” Bitter Chocolate Death, Caramel Cataclysm, and other sugar-shock specials that keep the customers coming. She’s happy in her bakery—which her stepfather built specially for her—but sometimes she feels that she should have life outside the coffeehouse. One evening she drives out to the lake to get away from her family, to be alone. There hasn’t been any trouble at the lake for years. But there is trouble that night for Sunshine. She is abducted by a gang of vampires who shackle her to the wall of an abandoned mansion, within easy reach of a figure stirring in the moonlight. Sunshine knows that he is a vampire and that she is to be his dinner. Yet when dawn breaks he has not attempted to harm her.And now he needs her help to survive the day...

?A gripping, funny, page-turning, pretty much perfect work of magical literature? (Neil Gaiman)?first time in trade paperback. There are places in the world where darkness rules, where it?s unwise to walk. But there hadn?t been any trouble out at the lake for years, and Sunshine just needed a spot where she could be alone with her thoughts. Vampires never entered her mind. Until they found her?

If you were Mark, how would you feel? You're twelve and about to play in the biggest game of your life. Wilko the PE teacher reckons you might be good enough to play for England one day. Maybe.Then your father wants to be back in your life. He was famous once, nearly a good dad once. Kicked out of his band and kicked out of home, he’s promising things will be different. Again.Then your grandfather crashes his motorbike and ends up in ER and you don't think things could get worse, not until Wilko makes you centre forward over the brilliant, popular and on-form Tom Hewitt. Hewitt's not happy and neither is his brother, the school bully.It’s match day. Your feet have turned to lead. Your granddad’s in Intensive Care. Your dad’s turned up to watch you play. Two nil down at half-time...No pressure…