Books with title The Bad Mood!

Brother witches Josh and Chris have sacrificed a great deal for their magical responsibilities. Their Aunt Kathy is the only family they have left, and together they must face their enemies to keep them from targeting any more victims. But when Kathy is put in the hospital after an attack, the boys are a witch short. With the brothers at their weakest, they uncover a growing new power trying to organize the demonic hierarchy. Josh and Chris are left alone to battle an evil stronger than anything they’ve ever faced. An evil so strong it might cost them their lives.

George is having One of Those Days. One of Those Days where he shouts, 'I WILL NOT play nicely. I WON'T ... I CAN'T ... I DON'T WANT TO!!' George's mum says there's a Big Bad Mood hanging around him, but George has never seen a Big Bad Mood. That is, until today ... A gloriously clever tale about tempers, tantrums and making amends. For fans of My Big Shouting Day but Rebecca Patterson.

New Family - New Life - Ancient EvilWhen eight year old Solomon and his family move to Birchover village, in Derbyshire, they never realised that the move would change their whole world forever!After asking his mother's permission to go out, Solomon ventures into the wood at the bottom of his garden.After walking for some time and finding himself lost, he sees a light quickly approaching. As it stops in front of his face, he instantly recognises it.A faery!She introduces herself as Caitlin, and helps him get home. On the way, she tells him of a terrible evil monster that is imprisoned under a tree at the heart of the wood.Seeing his home, Solomon thanks Caitlin and rushes home to tell his parents of the magic in Birchover Wood.A few days later, a storm damages the old tree and all the faery elders are worried of the great danger that faces them.After the storm, Solomon convinces his parents to go into the wood to try and see the magical faeries.As they venture deeper into the woodland, a faery appears and takes hold of Solomon. Using magic, he transports the two of them to the monster, imprisoned under the tree.Immediately, the monster takes possession of Solomon and with magic, it leaves its prison to take revenge on those that locked it away.Standing under the roots of the tree, Solomon, now taken over by the evil, causes the tree to explode. He rises out through the hole and in to the fresh air of the wood.He faces an army of dragons, boggarts, faeries and other mythical creatures that have been summoned to fight.The mythical creatures must destroy the evil inside Solomon, but also save him before it is to late.

Badger gets up one morning feeling very grumpy. ""Humph!"" Badger says to himself. ""I'm in a bad mood. Maybe I'd better stay at home."" But at breakfast Badger reconsiders. What is the point of being in a bad mood if nobody notices? he thinks. So Badger heads out, slamming the door behind him. Badger spreads his bad mood far and wide, greeting all his friends with angry, rude remarks, which puts them in bad moods, too. By afternoon, Badger has come up with a fine way to shed his own bad mood, but what can he do to cheer up the other animals? A comical, cautionary tale for anyone who has ever gotten up on the wrong side of the bed.

Something is wrong with Missy. She doesn't come to the park anymore. Alfred intends to find out exactly what happened and will stop at nothing until he does. When Missy tells him about what the bad man did Alfred knows he has to protect her at all costs. When Alfred comes face to face with the bad man in what could be a dangerous situation he has a decision to make. What will he do?

Brother witches Josh and Chris have sacrificed a great deal for their magical responsibilities. Their Aunt Kathy is the only family they have left, and together they must face their enemies to keep them from targeting any more victims. But when Kathy is put in the hospital after an attack, the boys are a witch short. With the brothers at their weakest, they uncover a growing new power trying to organize the demonic hierarchy. Josh and Chris are left alone to battle an evil stronger than anything they've ever faced. An evil so strong it might cost them their lives.

Something is wrong with Missy. She doesn't come to the park anymore. Alfred intends to find out exactly what happened and will stop at nothing until he does. When Missy tells him about what the bad man did Alfred knows he has to protect her at all costs. When Alfred comes face to face with the bad man in what could be a dangerous situation he has a decision to make. What will he do?

A bad mood can be a horrible sight, turning some of us into monsters overnight. Mansfield Malcolm Marcus White discovers just how his bad mood can transform him into someone unrecognizable. We can all be a little monstrous now and then, and there are times our bad mood can make us appear as monsters to ourselves and others. The Bad Mood Monster is an insightful, colorfully illustrated, rhyming book, which gives children a lighthearted look at emotions and encourages the positive act of being kind.