Books published by publisher Precious Dreams Publishing

Being a teenage girl in a society that says you have to be a size 2 and have designer clothes in order to be recognized and successful is unfortunate; but a reality. Every day more and more teenage girls fall prey to this limited form of thinking, due to the lack of encouragement and validation from those they care about or want to be like. This has to come to an end. 365 Daily Inspirations & Quotes For The Fascinating Teen Girl is a must read for all teenage girls who are dealing with the afflictions of self-image, self-esteem, peer pressures, and uncertainties of their future. In this book, Erica Mills-Hollis gives teenage girls, advice, encouragement and guidance they need to be happy, healthy and successful through a variety of quotes and inspirations for everyday of the year. 365 Daily Inspirations & Quotes For The Fascinating Teen Girl encourages young girls not to give up on their dreams, as well as let them know how beautiful and smart they are; which gives them the confidence that will boost their motivation to successfully push to the next level no matter what struggles lie ahead. And with the occasional clothes, hair, make-up, study, and exercise tips; these girls will be well on their way and nothing or no one will be able to stand in between them and success. Being a girl really is fascinating.

Harry Duck is reluctant to play the drummer boy in a Christmas nativity until Sally Duck and Burly Bear give him an important lesson about the real meaning of Christmas. Harry learns that the greatest Christmas gift he could ever receive was already paid for and could never be purchased with all the riches in the world. This gift was delivered to earth long ago wrapped in swaddling clothes—not pretty paper and bows—then it was placed in a humble manger—not under a tree. A gift so valuable and so precious that is meant for everyone to open.

There exists a plan. A plan being set into action by millions of adventurers all across our globe. A plan to guide all darkness into light. You are a part of this plan! Join our ‘I Am Adventure’ guides on a journey of creation through imagination. We will imagine a world where real healing takes place and freedom engulfs the whole human race. A world where we can visit the stars, play tag on our moon, and hopscotch on mars. So strap up your Light boots, the time to wait is no more! We are the ones we’ve been waiting for!

Alana Loses a Tooth is the second book in The Adventures of Alana Morgan book series. When Alana decides that it is time to lose her wobbly tooth, she begins a mission of discovery to find out more about the tooth fairy and much more!. With the help of her older brother Kaylem she is determined to succeed.Alana Loses a Tooth is yet another highly anticipated book encouraging family bonding, sibling love, friendship and self-love.The Adventures of Alana Morgan is a book series based on Rebecca’s daughter Alana who is 6 years old. All books are based on real events.

It’s probably fair to say that the first mind-bending question we are presented with as youngsters is ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ ‘Hey Tree, What Should I Be?’ holds the young reader’s hand as they go on the roller coaster ride of thoughts and emotions, seeking an answer to this colossal question. Experience the wonderful possibilities of what a child can be, as they journey through to find their position in an ever-changing world. Marvel when that child arrives, victorious, at the answer that transcends and connects all the ways that they can 'Be.'

A century ago, the world burned. Even now, though rebuilt and defiant, civilization is still choking on the ashes. Jackson, a smuggler, lives in the shadows, once a boy with no memory, no name, and no future. Ravens followed him, long-extinct birds only he could see, and nightmares flew in their wake. Once, Jackson thought himself to be one of the lucky few touched by magic, a candidate for the Order of Mages. He is a man now, and that dream has died. But, the ravens still follow. The nightmares still whisper in his ear. Anna’s life was under the sun, her future bright, her scientific work promising. She knew nothing of The Bombings, the poisoned world, or the occult. One day, she went to work, and the next, she awoke in a box over a hundred years in the future, screaming, fighting to breathe, and looking up into the eyes of a smuggler. Anna fears she’s gone crazy, unable to fill the massive hole in her memories, and terrified of the strange abilities she now possesses. The Coalition government has turned its watchful eyes towards them. The secret factions of the city move to collect them first. And, old gods stir in the darkness, shifting their pawns on the playing field. If Anna and Jackson wish to stay free, they must learn what they are and why they exist. Unfortunately, even if they do, it may be too late. Raven Song is the first of a four book adult-oriented dystopian fantasy series, a story of intrigue, love, violence, and the old spirits in the shadows who wait for us to notice them again. Readers of Neil Gaiman, Holly Black, and Charlie Human will enjoy this dark magic-laced tale rooted on the bones of what our world could become.

Love the story. Learn the science.... One night, Emma stays up very late. The next day happens to be the day of the eclipse. Emma has been looking forward to this day for months, but now that it's here, she can hardly stay awake for it. Meanwhile, Emma's little brother won't stop pestering her. Will Emma's special day be ruined? Find out what happens in "The Great Eclipse." An entertaining story, but also rich with symbolism, little graduates of "Goodnight Moon," will love "The Great Eclipse." As a bonus, "The Great Eclipse" contains a special "Did you Know?" section about the science behind the story.

The Black History Colouring Book invites children of all races and walks of life to celebrate in the outstanding achievements of Black historical figures who have made significant contributions to history against all odds. Each historical figure has transformed history through education, politics, medicine, leadership and a desire for equality and freedom for all.With beautiful sketches that show Black historical figures in action and five amazing facts to accompany the sketches, young children will fall in love, learn and feel empowered.

Ben has had enough! Too many changes and too much sadness for one 12 year old. With the loss of his father, he’s run away from the children’s home and has decided to stay put on the Circle Line in the London Underground, until he can decide what to do.But he’s realising that it’s no place for a child to be living: surrounded by worrying commuters, watchful guards, shifty gangs; and hiding in claustrophobic and dangerous tunnels to keep out of their way.He’s becoming more and more frustrated in his efforts to help the people he meets, he’s missing his dog Dave and he has no idea as he hides in cold dark corners, about the deadly troubles that are awaiting him on his perilous journey.

Clever Carmel is a really smart mixed-race girl who lives in south London in England with her Nigerian mother and English father, two little sisters and one little brother. World Cup fever is everywhere - it’s even something she’s learning about at school. When her teacher asks the class to each do a little project about the country they plan to support in the World Cup, Carmel is over the moon as she is football crazy.However, Carmel’s excitement soon turns into confusion as she’s not sure which country to choose. Which team should she support? England or Nigeria? What would her parents think? What shirt should she wear? With a twist of her magical afro bunches, can Clever Carmel find a way to solve her dilemma?

It’s probably fair to say that the first mind-bending question we are presented with as youngsters is ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ ‘Hey Tree, What Should I Be?’ holds the young reader’s hand as they go on the roller coaster ride of thoughts and emotions, seeking an answer to this colossal question. Experience the wonderful possibilities of what a child can be, as they journey through to find their position in an ever-changing world. Marvel when that child arrives, victorious, at the answer that transcends and connects all the ways that they can 'Be.'