Books with title I Wish ...

A little girl sits by the window staring out at the rain. As she watches, her vivid imagination takes her to a far off land where she dances on the clouds and plays with dragons. As the rain comes to an end, her wish to play out her daydream outside comes true with the shining of the sun. Veronica Stanbury grew up in Walpole in Western Australia. She grew up surrounded by nature with plenty of room to run around and live out her daydreams. Veronica lives in Lugano, Switzerland where she is working on her next book. Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/IWish.html

The perfect bedtime tale to share before settling into a dream-filled sleep. In this magical picture book, a little boy and his teddy bear set off on an amazing journey of the imagination—flying through the starry night sky, splashing into the sea, gliding atop a whale flanked by shoals of bright fishes, and returning over silent rooftops safely back to bed. A sleepytime adventure to savor again and again.

William had got a new bike for his birthday, and Kitty wanted one more than anything in the world. 'I wish it was mine - oh, I wish it was mine,' she said to herself, over and over again. In this eighth great book about Kitty, she wishes that her friend's bike was hers, that her brother would go away, that she was pretty and grown up ... and, above all, that wishes come true!

I WISH...Looking at things from a child's point of view. If your child had a wish what would that wish be? What would there deepest thoughts reveal?"I Wish" Is a picture book of 10 things that children may wish for that will help us as parents to stimulate a discussion of how small children view things.A wonderful discovery tool thru pictures and rhymes that can help us to understand better how we can help our children to open up to us about their deepest emotions!Wonderful and insightful, fun for the whole family as you set out to discover your deepest wish's!

Kayla spent the last of her money buying that battered old lamp, and she can't understand why someone as rich and important as Mr. Moneygrubber would want it from her. Then she meets the genie -- and starts getting EVERYTHING she's ever wished for. Of course, such luck is too good to be true, and when she finds out she has to pay for it all, she needs to get rid of the lamp -- and fast. Luckily, greedy Mr. Moneygrubber is happy to take it from her, and Kayla finds out her own life is pretty good after all.Text Type: Fantasy FictionTheme/Topic: Adventure, Argument, Opinion, and Persuasion