Books with title I AM NOT AFRAID

Fear can be crippling for any adult, and even more for children! From the first day of school to moving to a new country, children experience fear from an early age. Unfortunately, some children learn fear after they have been disappointed, hurt or deceived, such as in instances of abuse. If not addressed, the fear of future hurt can create individuals who live in perpetual fear and have difficulty trusting others. Join Lee-Lee in this exciting adventure of overcoming past hurts through learning to trust in God. Written for those who want to teach Biblical principles in a fun and easy way; children will love this charming story.

Leyo, small and meek, has much to learn from his brave older brother. And in this authentic Masai folktale, Tipilit shows Leyo how to respect--not fear--the mighty river and trees of the forest. But are the brothers courageous enough to fight off an evil nine-headed demon? A thrilling adventure perfect for reading together.About The Bank Street Ready-To-Read SeriesMore than seventy years of educational research and innovative teaching have given the Bank Street College of Education the reputation as America's most trusted name in early childhood education.Because no two children are exactly alike in their development, we have designed the Bank Street Ready-to-Read series in three levels to accommodate the individual stages of reading readiness of children ages four through eight. - Level 1: Getting Ready To Read-- (Pre-K to Grade 1) Books are perfect for reading aloud with children who are getting ready to read or are just beginning to read words or phrases.- Level 2: Reading Together--(Grades 1 to 3) Books are written especially for children who are on their way to reading independently but who may need help.- Level 3: I Can Read It Myself--(Grades 2 to 3) Books are designed for children able to read on their own. They also can be enjoyed as read-alouds.

Marin spends a lot of time avoiding things. She avoids thinking about her mother’s suicide and what she could have done to prevent it. She avoids looking at people directly—because she can see their pain as bright, colorful shapes. And she avoids Cassie Jackson, who used her in a sinister ritual months ago, although Marin’s not exactly sure why. When Cassie stands up at school, screaming, raking her nails down her cheeks, and pointing a finger at Marin, whispering “YOU,” Marin’s days of avoidance come to an abrupt end. Cassie’s older brother believes that Marin holds the secret to Cassie’s illness. So they team up to solve the mystery of what Cassie has unleashed. But as they look deeper into the darkness, can Marin trust what she sees? Cecilia Galante, author of The Patron Saint of Butterflies, presents a chilling story with horror-movie thrills and nail-biting suspense. Perfect for fans of American Horror Story, Paranormal Activity, and The Exorcist, and readers who love to feel goose bumps.From the Hardcover edition.

Living in an abusive home is a terrifying experience. Leaving that home can be a time of confusion and unanswered questions for children. This title was created to help parents and children begin a discussion of the feelings that are present when going through the upheaval of escaping a domestic abuse situation. Ms. Bronkar draws on personal experience to relate the defenses children can build to hide the fear they have of living in an abusive home. Children often feel they have no control and fear for their future. “I Am not Afraid” follows a child’s defense mechanism of pretending they are not afraid as they prepare to and ultimately leave an abusive home. Going to a safe house is the first step in ensuring safety. A child in this situation is left with many unanswered questions. Reading “I Am not Afraid” together can help begin conversations that relay some of those feelings and provide a mechanism for children to express their concerns.

Sometimes we become afraid, and fear knows no boundaries. Sometimes there is really no reason to be afraid. Sometimes there is. Use this 'learn to read' book by the award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, to talk about the concept of fear and what it means to be really afraid. Talk about how fear can help you avoid danger. This book, like the other Penelope Dyan 'learn to read' books, again uses word recognition, word repetition and rhyme, along with kid friendly drawings and words from the Dolch reading word list, to help kids develop reading skills. Use this book to make a book of your own about fear and what fear means to you, and don't be shy; because everyone is afraid at one time or another. When you are finished reading this book, you can watch a free music video that goes with this book on the Bellissimavideo YouTube channel, for even more learning fun. Remember, when learning is fun, kids love to learn! And at Bellissima Publishing, LLC learning is all about fun!

Many kids are scared of the dark, monsters thumping into the walls, and bear-like growls from their backyard. What do you do when you are afraid?— Maybe you're going to run your mom and dad for help. But there's another guy who can also support you. He's stronger than anyone else. Do you know who he is?— Indeed, that's our God. Let's talk of a young man named David in the Bible. He knew God would protect him at all times, so he wasn't afraid.This book is great for all bedtime story with charming illustrations and lovely rhymes!