Books with title Little Blue: Live the Dream!

This is the story of two unlikely friends who meet unexpectedly and become extraordinary friends. This book is written by me and illustrated by my daughter. Chloé Doten, my daughter, is only eleven years old but has had a passion for drawing since the age of one. We hope you will enjoy our labor of love in this sweet little rhyming book that begins with sadness and ends with joy.

Awarded BOOK OF THE YEAR, by Creative Child Magazine! The Little Blue Dragon is the story of a young dragon who gets caught in a hurricane and separated from her mother. She bravely embarks on a journey to find her, which takes her to the four corners of the world, where she meets compassionate strangers who offer support in a variety of ways. The story concludes when the Little Blue Dragon forms a tender, unexpected and mutually beneficial friendship, and realizes she has gained tremendous new strength along the way. She and her companion continue the journey together with a new happiness and increased confidence in themselves and each other.For ages 4+. This story addresses loss, childhood trauma, separation from a parent, with discussion questions at the back of the book. "I love it! The images are beautiful and innovative. The story is tender, engaging, and so relevant. Children will be inspired by The Little Blue Dragon's courageous journey, and how she found a wonderful new friend as well as her own voice along the way." Sarah Clark, Capacitar International Facilitator"A lovely story that addresses loss, with beautiful illustrations! I love the cast of characters, and the discussion questions and activities offered at the back of the book. The open-ended nature of the ending allows children to interpret it in the way that makes sense from their own experience." Terri Allison, Moonlit Consulting, Former Executive Director/Storyteller Children's Center

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This book is about a beautiful blue bird that inspires the author to come up with a poem like this. A lot of people don't know that these birds feed their babies until they're old enough to take care of themselves. The nature of the blue bird that keeps and take care of their family makes her understand that not only humans have the heart but also animals. When their babies are on the nest the old birds keeps their nest clean. It's like a God given nature that makes them realize of the responsibility as parents to their young ones.

The Little Blue One is a poetic story for children and adults. It is an imaginative and adventurous story about the longing in all of us.Elliot hears a voice, and the voice tells the story of the little space children who, from a place far into space, observe the little blue planet we call Earth.38 pages.The book has 18 unique illustrations.Elliot could hear something. A voice. Yes, it was definitely a voice, and now it was speaking again. The voice spoke to Elliot.- Far, far away in the distant galaxies. Hidden behind the sparkling cobwebs of starclouds. Out there where comets wander through the shiny black darkness with their long, ice-white tails. And where swarms of grey moon rocks tumble in somersault after somersault for a long eternity. Out there, it is quiet. Quiet like you've never heard quietness before.

Synopsis:Bluey is an unusual water droplet. Apart from being blue, he is a happy droplet. Most other drops keep to themselves and hardly ever talk, whereas Bluey hardly ever stops talking! He makes friends with Clara and she guides him and comforts him through their many mishaps, as the two drops travel from spot to spot. Bluey, the Little Drip is the first in a series of storybooks detailing the life of water droplets as they journey around the world. On their travels, Bluey and Clara meet many other characters, such as the “hard” raindrops that absorb little drops like Bluey. Join Bluey on his first evaporation, when he meets Clara and the two get blown around by the Trade Winds, only to become part of a downpour. They land on a windshield and get thrown off by a wiper blade, head down the drains to the water cleansing centre, and end up in a washing machine! Clara is almost lost – having been absorbed by a big dark ugly drop – but Bluey saves her and off they evaporate to their next adventure. All Bluey tales come with a 100 percent guarantee of a happy ending! About the Author: Philip King lives in Farnham, Surrey, UK. “I glanced out of the windshield and just momentarily a droplet ran down that looked blue, probably a trick of the light (or divine guidance). By that evening, the story of Bluey was created.” He hopes his Bluey books will inspire children to look after the world’s resources.Publisher’s website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/BlueyTheLittleDrip.html

Bluey The Little Drip is the story of raindrops on their journey around the world. Bluey has been at the bottom of the Blue lagoon and this is the first time that he floated to the top. He was enjoying his time under the sun when all of a sudden he's evaporated and floats up into the sky and settles within a cloud full of raindrops he had never met before. He befriends a rather pretty droplet named Clara and she explains to him where he has come from and where they are going. Described by the media as education, dressed up as an enjoyable tale. Teachers have found that by reading the book to the class it awakens interest in the weather and follow the story into a lesson on the environment. Suitable for children from 4 to 8 years old and you will be amazed at how much children will love having the story read to them again and again. This is the first in a series of books and the second story 'Bluey Meets Father Christmas' has also been released.