Books with title The Girl Who Loved the Wind

Ava loves cheese. In fact, she loves cheese so much it's quite possible that one day she might actually turn into cheese!Join Ava on her adventures (real and imaginary): from her grandparents' house . . . to school . . . and to the local dairy farm-where it becomes a dreamy surprise! The Girl Who Loved Cheese is a fun adventure story for young readers-Anglophone and Francophone alike! It's a great book for learning French as a second language....

Ava loves cheese. In fact, she loves cheese so much it’s quite possible that one day she might actually turn into cheese!Join Ava on her adventures (real and imaginary): from her grandparents’ house . . . to school . . . and to the local dairy farm—where it becomes a dreamy surprise! The Girl Who Loved Cheese is a fun adventure story for young readers—Anglophone and Francophone alike! It’s a great book for learning French as a second language.

This award-winning story is a touching allegory about a boy who was loved by the Wind. It was a bittersweet love because the boy saw the effects of the Wind, but he did not love the Wind herself. Did the Wind convince the boy to believe in her?Illustrated with 17 full-color pictures, this delightful story will touch the hearts of children and adults as it reminds us of childhood memories, the consequences of selfishness and the power of forgiveness.The Boy Who Was Loved by the Wind is part of the stories2music collection. Listen to the audio story at http://www.stories2music.com/Stories/Wind/Wind_Boy4.html

The girl who... survivedThe girl who... inspiresThe girl who... has something to hidePeople can't bring themselves to say what happened to her. They just describe her as 'the girl who... you know...'. But nobody really knows, no one sees the real Leah.Leah is the perfect survivor. She was seven years old when she saw her mother and sister killed by a troubled gang member. Her case hit the headlines and her bravery made her a national sweetheart: strong, courageous and forgiving.But Leah is hiding a secret about their deaths. And now, ten years later, all she can think of is revenge. When Leah's dad meets a new partner, stepsister Ellie moves in. Sensing Leah isn't quite the sweet girl she pretends to be, Ellie discovers that Leah has a plan, one she has been putting together ever since that fateful day. Now that the killer - and the only one who knows the truth - is being released from prison, time is running out for Ellie to discover how far Leah will go to silence her anger . . .

Book illustrated by different artists from England, China, the United States, Germany, Turkey, Italy, Ireland and other countries.Through the pages of this colorful and educational book, the readers will spend a day in the life of Marcella. She is a six-years-old kiddie. Her mother always says her friends that Marcella is a “special tot”.The author doesn’t state this verbatim, but gradually the reader will feel that Marcella is special girl because she’s autistic.On Monday, after the holidays, on the first day of school, Marcella wakes up very sad and jumpy.The sadness have a motive: her parents were starting a new life in a small town and now she would have to face the reality of a new school and new friends.“BUT MAKING NEW FRIENDS WASN'T ELEMENTARY DEED FOR MARCELLA, BECAUSE SHE LIKED THE SILENCE AND PREFERRED SHORT WORDS”.This wonderfully tale celebrates the dreams, diversity, equality, acceptance, and love that parents and teachers have for their children . . . it’s gentle inspiration for every Mom and Dad that have a special child in home. This is a book grown-ups will love reading over and over to kids—both young and old. "THE GIRL WHO LOVED THE SILENCE" has a loving and truthful message that will endure for lifetimes.