Books with title Traveling Tales

"Travelling Tales" is a fairy tale book born of a collective production: in it, participated people from many places of the world. In this book, you will find stories invented by girls and boys who migrated from different places, and are now in Greece, most of them waiting to continue their trip to Europe. The stories were invented by children, with the help and supervision of an adult, in many different ways, with laughter, acting and playing always being part of the process. Some children already had complete stories in their heads, with characters and scenarios that they had imagined and shared with us, so this oral storytelling was recorded and later redacted by an adult so they would become a text. In most of the cases the children had great ideas but they were not fully developed stories yet - so our role was to guide them by making questions: “so what happened to that guy from the beginning of the story?”; “and where was this?”; “and why she did that?”. Their answers to these questions were stimulating the creative process and complexifying the stories. Later the stories were illustrated by varios artists, with input from the children when possible and inspired by a research process into the characters and scenarios that could also reflect the children´s cultural background.

From rampaging Tyrannosauruses to an army of duplicate versions of your future self, time travel is a genre where anything is possible.This anthology contains new time travel short stories, mixed with some of the best stories published this century, including New York Times best sellers, Nebula and Hugo nominated writers and winners, as well as some new talented authors (though, in our timeline they’re already best sellers).Edited by Zach Chapman. Stories by Brian Trent, Catherine Wells, Sean Williams, Stewart C Baker, Robert Silverberg, HL Fullerton, Auston Habershaw, Brenda Anderson, SL Huang, Tony Pi, Steve Simpson, K Kazul Wolf, Rasheedah Phillips, Martin L Shoemaker, Alter Reiss, David Steffen, John A Frochio, Alisa Alering, Desmond Warzel, and Rosemary Claire Smith.

From rampaging Tyrannosauruses to an army of duplicate versions of your future self, time travel is a genre where anything is possible. This anthology contains new time travel short stories, mixed with some of the best stories published this century, including New York Times best sellers, Nebula and Hugo nominated writers and winners, as well as some new talented authors (though, in our timeline they’re already best sellers). Edited by Zach Chapman. Stories by Brian Trent, Catherine Wells, Sean Williams, Stewart C Baker, Robert Silverberg, HL Fullerton, Auston Habershaw, Brenda Anderson, SL Huang, Tony Pi, Steve Simpson, K Kazul Wolf, Rasheedah Phillips, Martin L Shoemaker, Alter Reiss, David Steffen, John A Frochio, Alisa Alering, Desmond Warzel, and Rosemary Claire Smith.

Traveler's Tales is a delightful book about the adventures of a Border Collie named Traveler who will stir up child-like curiosity, bring a smile to the young at heart, and remind each of us of the simple lessons we had to learn in days gone by. Regardless of age, every reader will be able to identify with this inquisitive dog and his various adventures, as he experiences different lessons of life. Each lesson will assuredly bring back memories of a more innocent time when virtues such as thankfulness, obedience, sharing, happiness, trust, and faithfulness were a matter of simply learning to be considerate, kind, and respectable of others.

ood manners are always right and never wrong. And some of the time, good manners and safety simply go hand in hand! If that seems a little strange to you, and if you are curious how this can be true, you could just ask the elephant! After all (as everyone clearly knows) an elephant never forgets, especially when it comes to being safe! (At least that’s how it is with our elephant, the elephant in this book!)Written by award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, this ‘learn to read’ book filled with word recognition, word repetition and rhyme is meant to not only tickle your funny bone (if you happen to have one) it is also meant to get a kid thinking! Its size is perfect to carry along in a kid’s backpack, and its extra large print is easy on young eyes. Most of all, this ‘learn to read’ book is fun!When you are all finished reading, practicing reading skills, and building your reading vocabulary, you can go straight to the Bellissimavideo YouTube channel; and you can watch the free music video that goes with this book for even more learning fun! Because as everyone knows, if a kid doesn’t have fun learning, a kid won’t love to learn!