Books with title What Is in the Sky?: Set C

As a little girl, Fern Jinkins grew to appreciate the closet more than the abuse going on in her life. At least in the closet, she felt safe. But repeated molestation began when she was only 6 years old, impacting her future life. To make matters worse, she grew up surrounded by drugs and dealers. Never telling anyone about the sexual abuse, Fern learned quickly to shut her mind in a closet during the many times of abuse. Eventually she made drugs and alcohol the means of escape. How can she heal from so much trauma and find a way to cope with the aftermath other than through using? Can she ever find hope to live beyond her closet?

This book will help your child learn to identify a variety of things that are seen in the sky. This simple, and sweet, story will give your little one a nursery rhyme tale that will definitely get them ready for school as they learn about their environment. This book uses real life photos, which helps babies, toddlers, and young children learn extremely well, because they can see the object, then associate the picture with it (picture word recognition). Therefore, in this book the use of real life pictures are used to greatly enhance your young child's learning experience when learning a variety of things that are in the sky. Please check out other books by E.M. Makins!

As a little girl, Fern Jinkins grew to appreciate the closet more than the abuse going on in her life. At least in the closet, she felt safe. But repeated molestation began when she was only 6 years old, impacting her future life. To make matters worse, she grew up surrounded by drugs and dealers. Never telling anyone about the sexual abuse, Fern learned quickly to shut her mind in a closet during the many times of abuse. Eventually she made drugs and alcohol the means of escape. How can she heal from so much trauma and find a way to cope with the aftermath other than through using? Can she ever find hope to live beyond her closet?

What can you see in the snow? A deer? A penguin?This full-color picture book is intended for a child to read on his or her own. This is an early reading book for a preschool or Kindergarten child to begin his/her reading experience. This story is repetitive and uses simple sight words. Each page has original pictures that correspond with the writing on each page.

From the back of the book: Whiy is it hot in summer and cold in winter? How does the Moon shine? How long does it take for the Earth to go around the Sun? Stunning full-color photographs engage children's interest as they learn about the objects in the sky and the Earth's place in the solar system. This book is part of the QEB Start Reading Series designed to improve children's reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills while instilling an enthusiasm for reading and a love of books