Books published by publisher LoveWell Press

A fun story that also shares lessons on responsibility, empathy, and respect.A boy keeps finding himself in trouble until a wise tree teaches him to ask, “What if I do this? What could happen?”As he prepares to jump from a high tree limb, a boy is surprised when the tree encourages him to think before he leaps. Before long, he and his sister learn that asking “What if?” can keep you from all sorts of trouble. Whether it’s twisting you ankle, insulting a friend, or stomping a mess into your mom’s living room, asking “What if?” can help you consider the consequences BEFORE you act.“If you’ll hurt yourself, hurt someone else, or make your momma mad… you should probably change your action.”With a few chuckles and some heartfelt moments, children build empathy and learn to act with more respect and responsibility. The story also includes points that reinforce a growth mindset, teaching kids to learn and grow from mistakes. Free online worksheets, printables, and lessons plans at http://TalkingTreeBooks.com make this a great resource for teachers and parents who want to teach children to think before they act. Book 3 in the Talking with Trees Series. Written for children grades K-4, Talking with Trees books include supersize pictures that engage children emotionally, helping them learn how to use their hearts and minds to guide them toward building good character traits.

A warm, engaging story about honesty and growing from mistakes. A boy sneaks off to play his game player when mom told him not to. He figures that as long as he doesn’t get caught, he’s not lying, right? A wise old tree steps in to help the boy learn that truly being honest is about more than just not speaking lies. If you have to sneak around because you know something is wrong, that’s a kind of dishonesty too. And it doesn’t feel good on the inside. With heartwarming wisdom, the tree shows the boy how to listen to his conscience (“that voice in your head and feeling in your heart that tells you if something is right or wrong, even when no one is looking”) and helps him learn how to forgive and grow from his mistakes. With lessons on honesty, conscience, and forgiveness, Be Proud helps children learn that honesty counts in both your actions and your words. And the book teaches children to listen to their conscience, so they can feel the true reward of making good choices—that feeling of pride for having done the right thing, even when it’s hard. The story encourages a growth mindset as it shows children how we all learn and grow through perseverance.Find free printable poster, worksheets, and lesson plans at http://TalkingTreeBooks.com . Be Proud is Book 1 in the Talking with Trees Series, books and teaching resources that engage children emotionally, helping them learn how to use their hearts and minds to guide them toward building good character traits.

A story about treating friends with respect and kindness, even when feelings are hurt. Hurt feelings are no fun. So when a girl feels hurt by her friend, all she can think to do is hurt her friend right back. But the wise old tree at this playground has seen this cycle of nastiness before. The wise tree speaks up to help the girl find a more kind, respectful way to work out her friendship troubles. The girl learns an essential lesson in how to be the bigger person, rising above unkindness to make a choice she can be proud of."I understand. Your heart and your stomach are tied up in knots. If you leave Emma out so her heart hurts too, will that help you feel better?" asked the tree."Not when you say it like that. That just sounds mean. But what else can I do?" pleaded the girl.Through captivating illustrations and some chuckles, Be Bigger helps children to work through their emotions and to see a positive, respectful way of working out disagreements. The tree uses ages-old wisdom and loving encouragement to teach a growth mindset, encouraging kids to persevere through challenging situations. Free supporting worksheets and other teaching resources are available at http://TalkingTreeBooks.comBook 2 in the Talking with Trees character education series. Written for children grades K-4, Talking with Trees books include supersize pictures that engage children emotionally, helping them learn how to use their hearts and minds to guide them toward building good character traits.

As a teen or young adult heading out into the world, you’ll hear tons of advice. What are the bits of wisdom that will guide you on your way? These inspiring quotes about life will make you think. They’ll help you find your path-- and they’ll help you feel better if you wander from it. On these beautiful pages, find advice that will motivate, inspire, and comfort. From making mistakes to feeling your inner power, Truth Be Told quotes are the ones you’ll keep coming back to throughout your journey. Truth Be Told Quotes for Teens and Young Adults is part of the Truth Be Told series. Find free shareable quotes, journaling pages, worksheets and more inspiration at TruthBeToldQuotes.com .Teachers and educators, the Truth Be Told series offers inspiring quotes and images that can easily be integrated into health class and ethics curriculums with our free online teaching resources. Download accompanying resources at TruthBeToldQuotes.com

What do you do when people start collapsing and dying all around you from a mysterious illness?The ruling Optimus Party says they have the answer. But 14 year old Lexi Drachmann isn’t so sure. She has always found their online system, The Flow, so useful - giving her instant messaging, comedy clips of cats doing summersaults and enough help for even the hardest homework assignment. But then she meets a group of people who have noticed that something is wrong with the information on it and they ask her to help.Should she break every rule she’s ever lived by in order to investigate? And can she uncover what is missing fast enough to save everyone she loves?

In this sequel to The Flow, amid reports that her dad has escaped from detention, Lexi Drachmann is determined to make the people of Oxford aware of what their rulers are hiding from them. But the Enforcers are tracking her every move, her mum is watching her like a hawk and she can't ask Lukas for help because she's made a deal not to see him again.A secret organisation known only as Scientia might be able to help... but who exactly are they... and can they be trusted?What will happen to Lexi when she tries to find out?

David Copperfield is the story of a young man's adventures on his journey from an unhappy and impoverished childhood to the discovery of his vocation as a successful novelist. Among the gloriously vivid cast of characters he encounters are his tyrannical stepfather, Mr Murdstone; his brilliant, but ultimately unworthy school-friend James Steerforth; his formidable aunt, Betsey Trotwood; the eternally humble, yet treacherous Uriah Heep; frivolous, enchanting Dora Spenlow; and the magnificently impecunious Wilkins Micawber, one of literature's great comic creations. In David Copperfield - the novel he described as his 'favourite child' - Dickens drew revealingly on his own experiences to create one of the most exuberant and enduringly popular works, filled with tragedy and comedy in equal measure.

Good Garden BugsMake great growing gardens!Your kids will love this fun cute little book to get them started planting their garden!My garden is very happy, as you can see, full of lots of bees and bugs, that are helping me. Bugs that work by day, bugs that work at night, are helping me to keep my garden healthy and just right. Carrots, beets and yummy things to eat, grow right in my garden, planted by me.

A mystery pandemic sweeps through Oxford and the ruling Optimus Party imposes increasingly draconian rules on the people. 14 year old Lexi Drachmann has already started to question their authority now that she is getting closer to the age when she will be allocated in an arranged marriage. When approached by an underground group who are equally disaffected, she starts to dig deeper into the Party, its spiritual origins and also the online system know as The Flow that they use to give the population information. And they soon realise that what she uncovers will be vital if the people are going to be able to survive the epidemic.Can she find a way to get everyone the treatment they need? And how should she deal with what she discovers about her own family?

Kids first cute lighthearted prayer-book, learning that our LORD has created amazing things from the heavens and the earth from the sunshine to the dirt, for the whole world! These precious little rhymes make saying prayers fun and exciting, inspiring little ones to enjoy saying their prayers and to remind us that we have so many things to be thankful for in this wonderful world!

In this sequel to The Flow, amid reports that her dad has escaped from detention, Lexi Drachmann is determined to make the people of Oxford aware of what their rulers are hiding from them. But the Enforcers are tracking her every move, her mum is watching her like a hawk and she can't ask Lukas for help because she's made a deal not to see him again. A secret organisation known only as Scientia might be able to help... but who exactly are they... and can they be trusted? What will happen to Lexi when she tries to find out?

Lily Melville has found a riddle to solve. A visit to the Tuscan town of Siena should help her find the answer. But everyone in the city is caught up in the annual August Palio preparations. Especially Bruno Betti and his family. Over the frantic week before the race, it becomes clear to everyone that something is very wrong this year. Can Lily and Bruno work out what it is in time to save the famous festival?