Books with title SHARING

This is not your typical children's book about sharing. This book is not going to tell you to share your things with others. This book is also not going to tell you that you are a bad person if you do not share, and at no time will this book attempt to convince you that you are a better person if you do share. Sharing can be difficult- and choosing who you want to share with, and what you want to share with them, is not easy. This book understands that, and wants to be there with you as you figure out for yourself the relationships you want to have with the people you know.This book is the first volume to be released in a child-centered book series focused on respecting children, and witnessing them in their difficult experiences.To sign up for a newsletter to be updated on new releases, and to see other work by Andrew Barnett, including his 'Play Time' podcast, visit barnettchildtherapy.com.

How can you take the guy your best friend loves . . . when your best friend’s going to die?Alison Chapman has always believed she’d fall in love hard. And she does—with Sam Cody, a new guy with a gorgeous face and brooding eyes, a guy who’s impossible to resist. When Sam asks her to the Valentine’s Day dance, Alison is elated . . . until she finds out that her best friend, Isabella Cates-Lopez, has fallen for Sam, too . . . until she finds out that Isabella is dying. Now Alison wants Isabella’s last days to be her happiest ever—even if she and Sam have to hide their love. Even if, by sharing Sam, Alison risks losing him forever.

This is not your typical children's book about sharing. This book is not going to tell you to share your things with others. This book is also not going to tell you that you are a bad person if you do not share, and at no time will this book attempt to convince you that you are a better person if you do share. Sharing can be difficult- and choosing who you want to share with, and what you want to share with them, is not easy. This book understands that, and wants to be there with you as you figure out for yourself the relationships you want to have with the people you know.This book is the first volume to be released in a child-centered book series focused on respecting children, and witnessing them in their difficult experiences.To sign up for a newsletter to be updated on new releases, and to see other work by Andrew Barnett, including his 'Play Time' podcast, visit barnettchildtherapy.com.

More women today are having children at a later age, resulting in a smaller age gap between siblings. Additionally, more women are embracing Attachment Parenting, as well as the most recent WHO recommendations on breastfeeding until at least the age of two, and beyond. Consequently, tandem nursing a toddler and a newborn is becoming more and more common. Despite the plethora of books available to help prepare a child for the arrival of a new baby, there are no resources to prepare this growing group of toddlers to share "boo boo" with their new brother or sister. Sharing Boo Boo is the first book of its kind to help prepare your nursing toddler for a tandem nursing relationship with his or her new sibling.

Sharing Sharon loves to share everything with her friends at the playground. Her kindness inspires her friends to start sharing, too! The text in this book comes directly from Rick Kelley's children's song of the same name. Shari Marcus brings Sharon and her friends to life with a combination of color photographs and bold illustrations. This adorable book will encourage readers to be caring and sharing, and "feel good inside!"

More than anything else in the world, Ali wants a pet cat for her birthday. Unfortunately her brother Jay is allergic to cats. One day, Ali discovers that something is sharing her clubhouse with her. To Ali's delight, the new resident is a beautiful white cat, who she names Snowy. Ali thinks that the clubhouse is the perfect home for Snowy. But is she right and, more importantly, is Snowy really hers to keep?