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Books published by publisher Healy Press

  • Good Morning God

    Marylou Healy

    language (Healy Press, Sept. 5, 2015)
    Good Morning God is an illustrated morning prayer book for children of all ages. This book is a reminder for all to thank God for the gifts of nature.
  • Blueberry Eyes

    Monica Driscoll Beatty, Peg Michel

    Paperback (Health Press (NM), April 1, 1996)
    Describes a young girl's experiences wearing glasses, wearing an eye patch, and undergoing surgery to correct crossed eyes
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  • Oliver's High Five

    Beverly Swerdlow Brown, Margot J. Ott

    Paperback (Health Press (NM), April 1, 1998)
    Oliver Octopus only has five arms, but it doesn't bother him! Young children with any kind of "disability" or "differences" will enjoy reading about Oliver's adventures above the sea, and how, through his determination and positive attitude, he corrects the misconceptions other people have about physical challenges.
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  • My Sister Rose Has Diabetes

    Monica Driscoll Beatty, Kathy Parkinson

    Paperback (Health Press (NM), Jan. 1, 1997)
    Discusses the management of Type I diabetes, highlighting the issues of those without diabetes who sometimes feel forgotten in a family preoccupied with this chronic condition.
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  • Marlee and Cody Meet the Healthybelly Gang

    Anne Howe, Grey Kelly

    Paperback (Healthybelly Press, Oct. 18, 2010)
    Marlee and Cody Meet the Healthybelly Gang will make a fun and positive impact on young children and the way they think about healthy eating. ''We wanted to create a fun and engaging story that provided children with an incentive to eat fruits and vegetables. Marlee and Cody Meet The Healthybelly Gang is written for children ages 4-7, with discussion points that both parents and teachers will want to have in order to promote healthy eating.'' - the authors. When Marlee and Cody go shopping for treats at a grocery store managed by Max Healthybelly, they meet a group of rambunctious fruits and vegetables who encourage them to eat healthy. During this extra-ordinary experience, Marlee and Cody are told, ''Your body is your house, really your home. You need to make it strong to the bone'' at which point their bodies are magically changed into houses. They then return home to share their story with their mother. Marlee and Cody are joined by all the fruits and vegetables and together, ask the reader to join The Healthybelly Gang.
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  • Pennies, Nickels & Dimes by Elizabeth Murphy-Melas

    Elizabeth Murphy-Melas

    Paperback (Health Press (NM), Jan. 1, 1741)
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  • Toilet Paper Flowers: A Story for Children about Crohn's Disease by Frank J. Sileo PhD

    Frank J. Sileo PhD

    Paperback (Health Press (NM), March 15, 1778)
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  • The Peanut Butter Jam by Elizabeth Sussman Nassau

    Elizabeth Sussman Nassau

    Hardcover (Health Press (NM), March 15, 1751)
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  • Blueberry Eyes by Monica Driscoll Beatty

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    Paperback (Health Press, )
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  • Pennies, Nickels & Dimes by Elizabeth Murphy-Melas

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    Mass Market Paperback (Health Press, Feb. 26, 1832)
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