Books with title Bouncy and the Bully: Book One of Bouncy's Adventures

It's Bouncy's first day of kindergarten-but Bouncy isn't excited at all. She's really nervous. There will be so many new things at school-and so many other children. Bouncy takes her new backpack and gets on the bus to go to school. As the bus gets closer and closer to GrassyHill Elementary School, more and more children climb aboard. When Bouncy reaches the doors of Grassy Hill Elementary, she meets Skulla, a mean school bully. Skulla yells at Bouncy and ruins her day. How will Bouncy ever learn to love school if there's a bully being mean to her? With the advice of her mother and the help of her new friends, Bouncy may be able to find a way to stop getting bullied.

The Ricewood Crew is as close as a group of friends can be. Bia Bunny, Craylen Crab, and their pals all love to play at Carter G. Woodson Memorial Park, spending time together and having plenty of adventures.And from the time Craylen Crab woke up this morning, he knew it was going to be a very special day. Before heading out to meet his friends at the park, he discovered a mysterious object on his nightstand—carved with the name “Sankofa Bird.”After sharing his special find with the Crew, Craylen and his friends run into Billy Bull, known for his mean behavior and bullying. Determined to ruin their day, Billy demands that Craylen give the Sankofa Bird to him, and he won’t take no for an answer.Now the group must find a way to stand up to Billy Bull—and return peace and happiness to their group of friends once again.Featuring important lessons about friendship and forgiveness, The Adventures of Bunny and Crab: The Bully takes a thought-provoking look at the timely issue of childhood bullying, with several references to African American history and culture sprinkled throughout.

The Ricewood Crew is as close as a group of friends can be. Bia Bunny, Craylen Crab, and their pals all love to play at Carter G. Woodson Memorial Park, spending time together and having plenty of adventures. And from the time Craylen Crab woke up this morning, he knew it was going to be a very special day. Before heading out to meet his friends at the park, he discovered a mysterious object on his nightstand—carved with the name “Sankofa Bird.” After sharing his special find with the Crew, Craylen and his friends run into Billy Bull, known for his mean behavior and bullying. Determined to ruin their day, Billy demands that Craylen give the Sankofa Bird to him, and he won’t take no for an answer. Now the group must find a way to stand up to Billy Bull—and return peace and happiness to their group of friends once again. Featuring important lessons about friendship and forgiveness, The Adventures of Bunny and Crab: The Bully takes a thought-provoking look at the timely issue of childhood bullying, with several references to African American history and culture sprinkled throughout.

Not only are Timmy Tinker and Willy Nilly cousins, but most importantly they are best friends. And because they live close together, they are able to spend an amazing amount of time together, which makes for some great adventures as well as learning about life, family and friends. In Book One of The Adventures of Timmy and Willy, you will meet for the first time the two adventuresome boys and go along with them as they experience some exciting times together. As you get to know them better, you will discover that they like to be active, especially in the outdoors. You will also learn how inventive and industrious they can be. So come along for the first four exploits of two adventurous boys!

This book teaches your children independent thinking, strong character and how to be a loyal friend, through the story of a run-away diaper Bobbo and a duck-like bird Näbbo. An adventure story children will not get tired of: they learn about history, physics, how to build competence, use their imagination, explore, invent solutions. They also develop in a playful way strategic thinking about understanding the motivation, skills and interests of different groups and people, and how to bring these to work together towards a common goal. When a bird flies through an open window into the diaper factory one summer evening, it drops a pebble into the machine, and Bobbo sees his chance to run away. He is a diaper, but no ordinary diaper. He has small arms and legs, is clever and courageous. The run-away diaper Bobbo runs into a nearby forest, where he meets duck-like bird Näbbo. The two become friends, Bobbo discovers his love for engineering and space-ship building and the friends decide venture into space. They meet and befriend Small-dog Voffie, Princess Karlaplan and many others, travel to planets, solve mysteries, learn new skills, confront their worst fears, overcome challenges, grow in courage, strength of character, knowledge and wisdom. But the adventure turns into quest when they realise their home is in danger from the bad guys. The Good-guys Universe and the Bad-guys Universe have existed side by side for as long as Old-Dog could remember. But now, a hole has opened in the space wall between them, and Bad-guy Master, the ruler of Bad-guy Universe, is sneaking in spy-robots in preparation of a conquest. Two unlikely friends venture to stop him: the run-away diaper Bobbo, who loves learning and to build his own spaceships, and a duck-like bird, Näbbo, his loyal friend. With the help of their friends But will they succeed in their most important quest: to stop evil from sneaking in and destroying their home universe?***The author Lars Almquist grew up in the story-telling culture of Scandinavia, in the land of Pippi Long-stocking. It wasn’t however until his own children requested stories, that he discovered a passion for storytelling. The children came up with the characters and the story grew in the telling. It became a beloved family project with everyone contributing and bonding over plot and character development. It was the only story the kids requested every night. Lars used the stories to teach the kids history, physics, arts, architecture, biology, politics, how to develop a strong character, stand up to evil and be a loyal friend.Lars has written several fiction and non-fiction books. He loves his family, reading and sports and splits his time between Stockholm and the Mediterranean island of Mallorca.

Its Bouncys first day of kindergartenbut Bouncy isn't excited at all. Shes really nervous. There will be so many new things at schooland so many other children. Bouncy takes her new backpack and gets on the bus to go to school. As the bus gets closer and closer to GrassyHill Elementary School, more and more children climb aboard. When Bouncy reaches the doors of Grassy Hill Elementary, she meets Skulla, a mean school bully. Skulla yells at Bouncy and ruins her day. How will Bouncy ever learn to love school if theres a bully being mean to her? With the advice of her mother and the help of her new friends, Bouncy may be able to find a way to stop getting bullied.