Books with title The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark

“Not just a delight to read (and reread), and beautiful to behold, The Little Cloud Who Was Afraid of the Dark is also an excellent tool to help children overcome their fears of being alone, at night, in the dark” - Dennis Rosen, M.D., Bostan Children's Hospital, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School. Baby cloud is afraid of the dark. One night he receives a magical gift that helps him overcome his fear. In return he must take on a very important new role. A little message from the author: Hi, I'm Shah. It's lovely to meet you :)With a preschool aged child of my own I know firsthand how children's imaginations explode around the pre-school age. Their fears are very real to them and sometimes rational explanations by adults don't always work. I hope to help children overcome their fear of the dark by combating imagination with imagination and in turn restore calm and restful sleep back to the household.

My name is Jack. I’m an orphan at the Founding Hospital in London where I’ve been since I was five years old - some birthday present that was. Things are about to go from bad to worse when some boys are mean to me. What happens next is going to change my life forever, but will it be all bad, or could there be a silver lining? The Boy who was Afraid of the Dark is the seventh book in the Bertram Bile time travel adventure series, which follows the course of the River Thames from its source in Gloucestershire to the North Sea in Essex. But don't worry if you miss a book or two, you can jump in at any point in the series.

Callie the Caterpillar is a happy, friendly little bug with a very large problem: Callie is afraid of the dark. Her fear of the dark has not been a problem before because she lives under a large floodlight. However, when Callie discovers she must spin a cocoon (and everyone knows cocoons do not have nightlights!), Callie embarks on a quest to learn how to conquer her fears. With the help of her two friends, Mrs. Goat and Mouse, Callie learns a bit about courage, a little about what she was created to do, and a lot about friendship.

Understand and manage the most common animal phobia of all – fear of dogs!Get a better understanding of common childhood fears and anxietiesSee effective ways of relating, listening and speaking to childrenThe Boy Who Was Afraid of DogsJonathan Turner is afraid of dogs, all dogs. He feels very alone as everybody else seems to love them, or like them at least. If only someone understood, anybody. How can he ever feel normal around dogs? There were all kinds of things Jonathan could not (or would not) do because he was so afraid of dogs. He couldn’t visit houses where dogs lived. He couldn’t go for a walk on the beach because dogs loved to walk on the beach. He couldn’t go to the shop on his own because Mr. Moore’s dog, Freddy, might be on village patrol. Sometimes, and worst of all, Jonathan Turner missed birthday parties...The Boy Who Was Afraid of Dogs tells the story of how nine-year-old Jonathan Turner’s fear of dogs is transformed and how the adults around him helped that transformation.The Boy Who Was Afraid of Dogs is the first story in Understanding Children Series 1, a research-based, accessibly-written series of stories for adults to read with children, or for children to read themselves. The stories •give the reader a better understanding of children’s common fears and anxieties, •model good ways of relating, listening and speaking to children, •provide practical ideas about how (and how not!) to communicate with children, especially about their fears and anxieties.The stories deal with fears and anxieties about a range of subjects including monsters, dogs, conflict, body image and Santa Claus. The communication strategies in the stories, however, are relevant to any topic or issue.Online courses, seminars and workbooks available.greenbikebooks@gmail.com

Callie the Caterpillar is a happy, friendly little bug with a very large problem: Callie is afraid of the dark. Her fear of the dark has not been a problem before because she lives under a large floodlight. However, when Callie discovers she must spin a cocoon (and everyone knows cocoons do not have nightlights!), Callie embarks on a quest to learn how to conquer her fears. With the help of her two friends, Mrs. Goat and Mouse, Callie learns a bit about courage, a little about what she was created to do, and a lot about friendship.

This beautiful gift box set includes the classic picture book and an adorable true-to-character plush toy of PlopThis timeless picture book stars Plop, a beautiful baby barn owl: he is fat and fluffy, with big, round eyes and soft, downy feathers. In fact, Plop is perfect in almost every way, except for just one thing—Plop is afraid of the dark! But one day Plop discovers that perhaps the dark isn't quite so scary and dangerous as he fears, and he learns to embrace the dark and its wonders. Perfect for story-led play, children can reenact the tale with this set as they learn not to be afraid of the dark. The cute soft toy can also be played with separately.