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Helping Hand Books: Matthew and the Bullies
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, May 27, 2010)Matthew dreads school, all because of two big bullies. He tries to handle the problem on his own, but things just get worse-until he, his mother, and his teacher work together to make things right. Kids in the same situation as Matthew will find comfort in knowing they can turn to adults for help, and parents and teachers will acquire valuable strategies for stopping bullies.
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Helping Hand Books: Zach Gets Some Exercise
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, Aug. 2, 2011)Zach loves television, computers, and books but not gym class. In fact, he'd rather not move from his room at all, until a new boy moves next door and shows Zach how great walking, biking, and climbing can be!
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Helping Hand Books: Emily's First Day of School
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, May 27, 2010)What a big day: Emily's going to school for the first time-and she's a little nervous. Soon, though, Emily meets new friends, and learns that school can be fun. Children will see exactly what to expect on their first day, and parents will find out how to prepare their child for this important transition.
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Helping Hand Books: Olivia Says Goodbye to Grandpa
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, March 1, 2011)When Olivia's grandpa passes away, she's sad, scared, and confused. What if someone else she loves dies? With the support of her family, teacher, and best friends, Olivia finds a way to work through her feelings and keep happy memories of her grandpa in her heart forever.
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Helping Hand Books: Healthy Food for Dylan
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, Aug. 2, 2011)If Dylan had his way, he'd have French fries for every meal, every day--and that makes his mom unhappy. Then his cousin Abby visits and shows Dylan a clever new way to prepare food that's good for you and fun to eat, too!
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Helping Hand Books: When Katie's Parents Separated
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, March 1, 2011)Whenever Katie thinks about her parents' separation, she has an empty feeling inside. Was it her fault? Will she have to choose between the two most important people in her life? But slowly she realizes that her parents are happier apart-and that no matter what, some things will never change: she loves her dad and mom very much, and they will always love her back.
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Helping Hand Books: Jacob Goes to the Doctor and Sophie Visits the Dentist
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, March 1, 2011)Two stories in one! Going to the doctor or dentist for the first time can be scary to a child-but this book offers comfort and reassurance by gently explaining exactly what will happen in both situations. First, children follow Jacob as a nurse gives him an injection, and then they hear about Sophie's experience visiting the dentist for her first checkup. It's the perfect pre-appointment book.
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Helping Hand Books: Molly Makes Friends
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, March 1, 2011)Molly likes her new school-except for one thing: everyone else has lots of friends. That makes her feel sad and left out. But with the help of her mother and two very special pals, Molly learns that it's not the number of acquaintances that count, but how close your friendships are.
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Helping Hand Books: Lauren's Moving Day
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, Aug. 2, 2011)It's moving day--and though Lauren should feel excited, instead she's anxious. What will it be like to live in another house? But before long, a new room, and new friends, make her feel right at home.
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At The Hospital
Chris Fairclough
Hardcover (Wayland, )None
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It's Always Me They're After
Ann De Bode, Rien Broere
Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, )None
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Helping Hand Books: Matthew and the Bullies
Sarah Duchess of York, Ian Cunliffe
Hardcover (Sterling, May 27, 2010)Matthew dreads school, all because of two big bullies. He tries to handle the problem on his own, but things just get worse-until he, his mother, and his teacher work together to make things right. Kids in the same situation as Matthew will find comfort in knowing they can turn to adults for help, and parents and teachers will acquire valuable strategies for stopping bullies.
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