Books with title You're Never Alone

From the creators of You Are Stardust and Wild Ideas comes a new picture book that explores how humans are inextricably connected to nature.This book draws examples from the clouds and the cosmos, the seafloor and the surface of our skin, to show how we are never alone: we are always surrounded and supported by nature. Whether it’s gravity holding us tight; our lungs breathing oxygen synthesized by plants; the countless microorganisms that build our immunity; or the whales whose waste fertilizes the plankton that feed the fish we eat: nature touches every aspect of how we live. Using lyrical text grounded in current science alongside detailed diorama art, this informational picture book presents the idea that we thrive through connections to the land and sea and sky, and togetherness is key to nature. It encourages inquiry-based learning, inviting readers to wonder, ask questions, observe the natural world, and engage with big ideas. An author’s note at the end offers more insight into the research behind the text.

Summer has arrived and Brianne is looking forward to spending a month at Camp Laughing Water with her friends. Not having Joel there because of his trip to Brazil, she knows she will miss him but is happy they are both following God to the places He has led them. Brooke, Emily, and Tyler are excited about going too, but when an unexpected hitch makes their plans uncertain, they face a decision that isn't easy to make. Marissa and Allie are affected by a sudden change in plans also and must seek God's guidance to follow the path in front of them, learning lessons about God's timing, His faithfulness, and knowing they are never alone. **Never Alone is the fifth book in the True Friendship series for girls age 12 and up. Books in this series are meant to be read in sequential order.

Never Alone; True Friendship Series: Book FiveSummer has arrived and Brianne is looking forward to spending a month at Camp Laughing Water with her friends. Not having Joel there because of his trip to Brazil, she knows she will miss him but is happy they are both following God to the places He has led them. Brooke, Emily, and Tyler are excited about going too, but when an unexpected hitch makes their plans uncertain, they face a decision that isn't easy to make. Marissa, Allie, and a few others are affected by a sudden change in plans also and must seek God's guidance to follow the path in front of them, learning lessons about God's timing, His faithfulness, and knowing they are never alone.*Never Alone is the fifth book in the True Friendship series. Books in this series are recommended for ages twelve and up and are meant to be read in sequential order.

This book is about a 12 year old boy from London who struggled to go to school for a year with school phobia. He bravely fought his anxieties to get over his fears. He now goes to school like a normal child and wanted to share his journey with you ....... The 12 year old author is donating all proceeds from the sales of his book to a special Alzheimer's charity that he knows.

The stall warning horn screeched for what seemed like an eternity, and young Carl thought the whole plane was going to fall apart. Ice covered the wings and fuselage, and it was only a matter of time before the weight would force the plane down. He felt the crunch of windshield glass, as the seaplane came to rest in a rocky ravine. Carl knew fear was not a luxury he could have when he saw his father's blood. Never Alone is a throwback coming-of-age story. The plot bears no resemblance, but the manuscript's emotional intensity is similar to that of Old Yeller, The Yearling, and Where the Red Fern Grows. Another major difference is the overwhelming influence of God in Never Alone. Carl finds himself in a lonely harsh environment, but his faith in the Lord helps him embrace it. He learns to trust the Lord and realize God is in control of everything. Without faith, he has no chance. This makes it possible for him to survive that environment and find a way to deal with other problems he may face.

Young Mason has been an only child his whole life. Growing up in a wealthy family you might think he has everything he could ever want. But when his parents bring home a new baby Mason feels neglected by his family and decides to run away. All alone, or so he believes, Mason sets out to find someone who cares. But through the help of a mysterious new friend he discovers he was never really alone at all...

The stall warning horn screeched for what seemed like an eternity, and young Carl thought the whole plane was going to fall apart. Ice covered the wings and fuselage, and it was only a matter of time before the weight would force the plane down. He felt the crunch of windshield glass, as the seaplane came to rest in a rocky ravine. Carl knew fear was not a luxury he could have when he saw his father’s blood. Never Alone is a throwback coming-of-age story. The plot bears no resemblance, but the manuscript’s emotional intensity is similar to that of Old Yeller, The Yearling, and Where the Red Fern Grows. Another major difference is the overwhelming influence of God in Never Alone. Carl finds himself in a lonely harsh environment, but his faith in the Lord helps him embrace it. He learns to trust the Lord and realize God is in control of everything. Without faith, he has no chance. This makes it possible for him to survive that environment and find a way to deal with other problems he may face.

Riley and John are siblings whose parents have divorced. Riley helps her little brother, John, cope by discovering the positive side and “double blessings” of having two families, yet remaining one. This faith-based book explores what young children may think about when their parents separate or divorce, proving that children are wiser and more resilient then adults may realize.The first book in the “Never Alone” series focuses on separation and divorce and its impact on children. With half of American marriages ending in divorce or separation, children are often greatly affected. Written from a child’s perspective, “Never Alone” focuses on understanding that divorce and separation aren’t just adult issues. Sometimes, it takes other children in their “little village” to help them process their experience and realize that they are never alone. They have family and friends to help them along the way.