Books with title Ninja Challenges!

Tabitha has one night to challenge her past, and her belief in herself. Normally, a person would fail.However, Tabitha has an ace in the hole. A female vampire with hundreds of years of life and wisdom and she is willing to protect Tabitha and tell her the truth.Whether Tabitha wants it, or not.And whether the Vampire wants to hurt others is not in question. It is what her Queen would expect.And Gabrielle will make it happen, like it or not."We kind of thought you have covered that with shoes…"Bethany Anne has a challenge for her team, it’s just they don’t know what it is, exactly.At first, the thought of a seedvault doesn't excite the team much. But the Queen has demanded a less stressful, more enjoyable opportunity to accomplish a needed goal for her people.Then, they add inefficiency into the project on purpose.It will be a challenge, but her people are always up to a task for the Queen Bitch.

An exciting book of activities with stickers based on the all-new Nickelodeon series Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!Match wits with Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo from Nickelodeon's all-new series Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This full-color activity book is filled with puzzles and includes over 50 tattoos. It's perfect for boys and girls ages 7 to 10.

Todd Peddlesfoot learned a valuable lesson from Lloyd, a special friend to the Peddlesfoot family. Lloyd told Todd that we should all think of good things to do that might be difficult and then try our hardest to do them—that’s challenging ourselves. Find out, as Todd did, that it takes a lot of courage to try new and challenging things! Who doesn’t remember being afraid of the dark? Because the minds of children often exaggerate perceived threats, even immobilizing them in some instances, learning to face fears is critical in a child’s development. Children need to know that acting courageously doesn’t always mean that we feel brave, but we still try to do what we need to do even when it’s difficult or intimidating—we act in the face of fear. Even children at a very early age are faced with peer pressure, even though they would not recognize it as such, but they still need to learn how to take a stand for what is perceived by them as “right.” Besides doing what’s right in the face of pressure, or facing imagined fears, children need to learn to challenge themselves in certain areas even when it is threatening or there is a fear of failure. Lastly, it is excellent practice for children to be brave on behalf of others, for standing by them when they are faced with challenging situations.