Books with title Jonah's great adventure

Henris Great Adventure was written for use by parents, therapists, teachers, special-education teachers, and all individuals who work or interact with gifted or twice exceptional children. The intent is for the book to be used as a tool to teach interventions to assist such children with emotional regulation. The issues Henri faces in the story (asynchronous development, sensitivity to sensory input, teasing/bulling, difficulties adapting to changes in schedules, and emotional outbursts) are common experiences for gifted children. The interventions discussed in this book are modified and adapted from research on mindfulness cognitive behavioral therapy, adapted dialectical behavioral therapy, relaxation techniques for anxiety, and other behavioral interventions. This book was written as part of a Doctoral project in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree doctor of Psychology. A full copy of the doctoral dissertation can be accessed through Alliant International University, Los Angeles Campus, 1000 Suite 5S Fremont Avenue, Alhambra, California 91803. www.alliant.edu.

Salty, the stick puppet, was in the classroom lonely and sad. But Santa quickly made him very glad. On Christmas Eve, Santa took him on his flight. Salty was due for an adventure that night! A problem, hard to solve, developed with Santa's deer on his way. But brave Salty, using his head and arms, saved the day. Then on his way home in Santa's sleigh, Salty learns the true meaning of Christmas day!

Lisek's Great Adventure is a story about a young half beagle, half pug dog named Lisek (pronounced Lee-seck) that was taken in and loved, for years, by a young boy and his parents. It's a story from this little dog's perspective, expressing her joy and how much friendship can be had between a child and his first pet. As for the dog's name, it was chosen by the author when he visited Poland, met a dog named Lisek, and liked that it translated into "Little Fox". When the author came back to California and got his own dog, he used that name. This story which is beautifully illustrated by Jonine Latar, is designed to teach children how fun it can be to have an animal and the responsibility that comes with it. It's also meant to bring a smile to adults who remember the happiness they experienced with their first pet. This book was conceptualized by Paul when he was just 12 years old and finally came to, after he turned 28. The author is proud to have finally put together the story he's had on his mind for 16 years. And his words to the reader, are, "if you have an idea or a passion, run with it and make it happen . . . don't wait".

Liseks Great Adventure is a story about a young half beagle, half pug dog named Lisek (pronounced Lee-seck) that was taken in and loved, for years, by a young boy and his parents. Its a story from this little dogs perspective, expressing her joy and how much friendship can be had between a child and his first pet. As for the dogs name, it was chosen by the author when he visited Poland, met a dog named Lisek, and liked that it translated into Little Fox. When the author came back to California and got his own dog, he used that name. This story which is beautifully illustrated by Jonine Latar, is designed to teach children how fun it can be to have an animal and the responsibility that comes with it. Its also meant to bring a smile to adults who remember the happiness they experienced with their first pet. This book was conceptualized by Paul when he was just 12 years old and finally came to, after he turned 28. The author is proud to have finally put together the story hes had on his mind for 16 years. And his words to the reader, are, if you have an idea or a passion, run with it and make it happendont wait.

Run through a prehistoric jungle with Og the Curious Caveboy as he sets out on a quest to capture a whimsical rainbow. Be careful! It's easy to get lost and you never know what strange, menacing creatures you may encounter along the way.Og discovers the colorful arch of wonderment after a terrible storm and decides to capture it and bring it back to his cave in order to protect his family from 'Thunda the Terrible'.

An easy-to-read family book with bright, beautiful illustrations that makes you feel like you're really on the adventure. This adorable story of a little ghost crab gets caught up in an adventure he didn't expect. As Ollie crosses paths with a bunch of different types of animals, some of which he escapes being eaten for dinner and others who enjoy his company. This little crab ends up asking for help and hoping to find his way back home.

Have you ever wondered what awaits you on the other side of the fence? What would it be like to run free wherever and whenever you wanted? Well, Cozette has. All this little brown tabby cat can think about is the sunshine warming her pelt while she discovers new and exciting things. But her brother Harley isn't so sure, he's worried his sister underestimates what's really beyond the backyard. Will she leave and never want to come home? Should he go with her? Cozette knows there's so much to explore and so many other animals to meet, she wants to be wild! But beware, Cozette will soon realize she's on her own and she'll have to ask herself some tough questions every kitty cat should know. Could she be wild? What would her brother think? Can she find her own way home? Find out in this dramatic playful story about what really goes through the mind of a sweet little house cat who longs to be in the great outdoors.