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Books published by publisher Grosvenor House Publishing Limited

  • What Am I Feeling?: Defining Emotions

    Katie Flanagan, Anna Krupa

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Dec. 15, 2017)
    What Am I Feeling?: Defining Emotions is a children’s book aimed at helping children to learn the language associated with common everyday feelings, therefore, helping children to increase their emotional literacy skills and vocabulary. It is ideal anyone working with or caring for children to help them understand what they are feeling and how to communicate it positively.
  • Basic Reading and English for Ages 3-100

    Ava Hutchinson

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, )
    None
  • Ahimsa: My Journey to Veganism Via an Indian Animal Sanctuary

    Caroline Earle

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Oct. 28, 2019)
    Ahimsa: In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, respect for all living things and avoidance of violence towards others.On a 32,000 km journey through six Asian countries over six months, Caroline, a journalist, and her husband David, a retired paramedic, become increasingly aware of animal welfare, poverty and what we are doing to the planet. They had no idea when they set off that they were going to end up vegan. Ahimsa is the story of their journey, meeting colourful characters and exploring many philosophical themes along the way. It is topical and questioning, in parts funny, sad and increasingly angry.
  • Nana Yaa and the Golden Stool

    Fuse ODG, Rahima Shroom

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Nov. 29, 2018)
    “How dare you stand up in a world ran by men?”Nana Yaa Asantewaa is no ordinary woman.The British Empire has invaded the Ashanti Kingdom of Gold Coast. They have kidnapped the cherished King and asked for the divine Golden Stool, which contains the soul of the Ashanti people in return of their beloved King. Nana Yaa Asantewaa is determined to stand up in the midst of all the terrified men and fight to rescue King Prempeh I.For over 70 years, the Ashanti Warriors have fought and defended their Kingdom against invaders. Mr Frederick Mitchell Hodgson from the British Empire wants to capture the Golden Stool for its power once and for all. This is the final battle but, this time, led by one extraordinary woman.Representation matters. Nana Yaa and The Golden Stool is the perfect bedtime story for children and educational for all generations.
  • Witch's Revenge

    S.E. Maguire, Charlotte Roberts

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Jan. 11, 2019)
    Larna and Aron Gorry are forced back to the future Sherwood Forest and land smack in the middle of an epic and bloody battle. With the help of the young wizard Tiblou, they take on a new evil who is hell bent on gaining super powers at any cost; a murderous Boggret and a host of others, some good, some evil. Their perilous journey takes them to a new ice cold world where they have to fight for their lives against dark forces. Full of twists and turns, this adventure takes place set above and deep below ground before reaching its breath-taking climax.
  • Granny Butterfly

    Jean French, Robert Hyde

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Feb. 26, 2017)
    This is the first in a series of illustrated children’s books about Granny Butterfly (a Red Admiral) and her butterfly friends and family. In book one, Bertrum (a Clouded Yellow) decides it’s time to leave the safety of Honeysuckle Meadow and venture out into the unknown with mishaps along the way! A charming book that will also educate children in identifying different species of butterfly.
  • Ahimsa: My Journey to Veganism Via an Indian Animal Sanctuary

    Caroline Earle

    eBook (Grosvenor House Publishing, Nov. 11, 2019)
    Ahimsa: In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, respect for all living things and avoidance of violence towards others.On a 32,000 km journey through six Asian countries over six months, Caroline, a journalist, and her husband David, a retired paramedic, become increasingly aware of animal welfare, poverty and what we are doing to the planet. They had no idea when they set off that they were going to end up vegan. Ahimsa is the story of their journey, meeting colourful characters and exploring many philosophical themes along the way. It is topical and questioning, in parts funny, sad and increasingly angry.
  • Adverse Possession - A practical legal guide

    A. O. McCullough

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, )
    None
  • Golden Sparkles: An Introduction to Mindfulness

    Catarina R. Peterson, Mateya Arkova

    Hardcover (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Jan. 31, 2018)
    * Winner of the 2018 Tillywig Parents' Favorite Products Award ** Winner of the Independent Press Award, 2018 Picture Books - Ages 4-8 *"Listen to your body. It isn't hard to do. All it takes is a minute, even if you're feeling blue." Golden Sparkles are in every child's heart, a gift from the universe connecting them to others and to their own feelings. Colourful, energetic artwork by award-winning Mateya Arkova brings to life the adventures of Dahlia, Victor and Bluu as they grow in mindfulness, learning to listen with all of their senses to what their bodies have to tell them each moment of every day. Through its transporting story and included glossary and exercises, Golden Sparkles offers a brief and beautifully illustrated introduction to key mindfulness concepts such as breathing, being present, and addressing emotions non-judgmentally to children from ages 5 to 10. This accessible book can be shared by a teacher or parent or read by children on their own to discover and practice a valuable tool that helps them respond to challenging emotions and thrive.
  • The Adventures of Humphrey the Guinea Pig: Humphrey Meets Father Christmas!

    Christopher Weedon, Sandra Weedon

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Nov. 25, 2019)
    Humphrey is a handsome rough haired ginger guinea pig - with attitude. He's adventurous, accident prone, overweight due to an unquenchable appetite, and has an inquisitive nature that leads him into all sorts of trouble. Humphrey shares his cage with his rather timid companion, a smaller smooth haired black guinea pig named Sooty. They are devoted, enjoying a surprisingly inclusive social life with the family.In this adventure, Humphrey is treated with great love and kindness by his hero, and in turn shows true generosity on Christmas day.
  • Anton the Viking & the King of Crumbly Castle

    Lyn Halvorsen, Jacqueline Tee

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, April 26, 2019)
    Anton the little Viking is restless and yearns for adventure. He sets off on a long voyage to England where he meets his charming and eccentric English cousin King Cuthbert of Crumblyshire. Here he helps out with unusual English customs and encourages the kindly Cuthbert to take off his crown occasionally and relax. Anton soon notices that Crumbly Castle is in need of repairs and sets out to give it a makeover with the help of Princess Lavender and the Crumbly village people.
  • What Am I Feeling?: Feelings Journal

    Katie Flanagan, Anna Krupa

    Paperback (Grosvenor House Publishing Limited, Dec. 15, 2017)
    ‘What Am I Feeling?: Feelings Journal’ is an activity book for children to explore and personalise their own experience of their emotions. There are focused sections and question prompts for each emotion for you to support your child exploring their feelings. If they need to they can use a toy or character to complete it for if it is easier for them to do it less directly. By thinking carefully about each emotion, children can start to learn about themselves and become more mindful about their emotional experiences. This is the accompanying book to ‘What Am I Feeling?: Defining Emotions’.