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Books with title The Bella-Boo Collection - Volume One

  • The Bella-Boo Collection - Volume One

    C J Smith

    language (Pixel Books, Nov. 11, 2013)
    The first five Bella-Boo books brought together in a fantastic collection for all.Features;Bella-Boo - Where Are YouBella-Boo is missing, come along and help find our beloved puppy !Bella-Boo On Christmas EveAn adorable Bella-Boo Christmas book to read and enjoy with your child during the run up to Christmas.Bella-Boo's ABC Book of AnimalsA beautifully illustrated alphabet picture book to read and enjoy together.Bella-Boo First Day at Puppy SchoolBella-Boo is nervous on her first day of Puppy school, come see her spend her first day at Puppy School. Bella-Boo In The Snow Its a SNOW DAY and Bella-Boo is off to play! A great collection of stories to read and enjoy together with your little one.Bella-Boo is a small boarder collie puppy who loves to get into mischief and adventure, her tales are written for a younger audience and are a great treat for bedtimes. This book is a collection of the first 5 Bella-Boo books.
  • The Ria Miller Collection - Volume One: Books 1-3

    Nigel Henry

    eBook
    Subtlety goes a long way in monster hunting.Too bad she's as subtle as a chainsaw.Have you met Ria Miller?She's a wrecking ball; a teenage monster hunter with a short fuse, a quick wit, and a way with a stake. And it's a good thing because New York City is filled with monsters.The Ria Miller Collection contains the first four Ria Miller adventures: Ria's Web of Lies, Ria's Bank Job, Ria's Broken Windows, and Ria's Witch Hunt. If you like urban fantasy adventures with strong and witty heroines who kick ass and take names, gripping supernatural mysteries, page-turning action, and non-stop laughs, you'll love the Ria Miller series.Pick up this box set and meet your next favorite hero today!
  • The Billy Books Collection Volume 1

    James Minter, Helen Rushworth

    language (Minter Publishing Limited, April 7, 2016)
    Suitable for 7 to 9 year old boys and girls,/p>Billy and his friends are children entering young adulthood, trying to make sense of the world around them. Like all children, they are confronted by a complex, diverse, fast-changing, exciting world full of opportunities, contradictions, and dangers through which they must navigate on their way to becoming responsible adults. What underlies their journey are the values they gain through their experiences. In early childhood, children acquire their values by watching the behaviour of their parents. From around eight years old onwards, children are driven by exploration, and seeking independence; they are more outward looking. It is at this age they begin to think for themselves, and are capable of putting their own meaning to feelings, and the events and experiences they live through. They are developing their own identity. The Billy Books series support an initiative championing Values-based Education, (VbE) founded by Dr Neil Hawkes. The VbE objective is to influence a child’s capacity to succeed in life by encouraging them to adopt positive values that will serve them during their early lives, and sustain them throughout their adulthood. Building on the VbE objective, each Billy book uses the power of traditional storytelling to contrast negative behaviours with positive outcomes to illustrate, guide, and shape a child’s understanding of the importance of values.This series of books help parents, guardians and teachers to deal with the issues that challenge children who are coming of age. Dealt with in a gentle way through storytelling, children begin to understand the challenges they face, and the importance of introducing positive values into their everyday lives. Setting the issues in a meaningful context helps a child to see things from a different perspective. These books act as icebreakers, allowing easier communication between parents, or other significant adults, and children when it comes to discussing difficult subjects.