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|  | | Daddy Goes On A Trip
Daddy Goes On A Trip addresses pre-school children and their concerns about parents who travel or are deployed. It is focused on elementary age children. At the end of the book there are some parenting strategies and activities for dealing with the stresses of military deployment and parental travel.
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">i>u>Daddy Goes On A Trip/u>/i>/b> addresses pre-school children and their concerns about parents who travel or are deployed. It is focused on elementary age children.span> /span>At the end of the book there are some parenting strategies and activities for dealing with the stresses of military deployment and parental travel./div>
| |  | | Hardy Belch And Tiny Return
The Adventures of Hardy Belch chronicle the exciting and unbelievable adventures of a normal 12 year old boy and his 240 pound telepathic dog. Hardy and Tiny (his best friend and dog) find themselves in many predicaments but as a team and best friends they always end up helping others. Combining mystery and humor each story is written to entertain, and highlight the value of friendship, planning and selfless actions.
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div>The Adventures of Hardy Belch chronicle the exciting and unbelievable adventures of a normal 12 year old boy and his 240 pound telepathic dog. Hardy and Tiny (his best friend and dog) find themselves in many predicaments but as a team and best friends they always end up helping others. Combining mystery and humor each story is written to entertain, and highlight the value of friendship, planning and selfless actions./div>
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| |  | | I Like To Whine
This book is a series of scenarios of animals whining and the wise old owl gently chiding them and making suggestions as to why whining is inappropriate.
As a former teacher, guidance counselor and current parent and grandparent, I am distinctly cognizant that as far as kids go, there are no experts. Expertise is based on experience and learning. We may learn out of the same books but eachand every one of us have different experiences with our own families.
p align="left">Kids whine, good kids and kids that aren’t so good, they all whine. Many times their intent isn’t to whine and sometimes that is exactly what they intend. Whining isn’t indicative of a “bad” kid. It is normal. N | |  | | Mommy's Black Eye
Mommy's Black Eye is a children's book that addresses the complicated issue of domestic violence. It is focused on pre-school to middle school children. At the end of the book there are some parenting strategies and activities for dealing with this complicated issue. There are helpful contacts for those who find themselves in a domestic violence situation.
ISBN-10: 1449512577
ISBN-13: 978-1449512576
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">i>u>Mommy's Black Eye/u>/i>/b> is a children's book that addresses the complicated issue of domestic violence. It is focused on pre-school to middle school children. At the end of the book there are some parenting strategies and activities for dealing with this complicated issue. There are helpful contacts for those who find themselves in a domestic violence situation. /div>
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">ISBN-10: 1449512577/div>
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">ISBN-13: 978-1449512576/div>
&nbs | |  | | The Adventures of Hardy Belch
The Adventures of Hardy Belch chronicle the exciting and unbelievable adventures of a normal 12 year old boy and his 240 pound telepathic dog. In this book, Hardy copes with a bully, learns about intolerance and discovers the value of community cooperation. Parent resources on bullying and intolerance are included. Combining mystery and humor each story is written to entertain, and highlight the value of friendship, planning and selfless actions.
ISBN-10: 1449918530
EAN-13: 9781449918538
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">i>u>The Adventures of Hardy Belch /u>/i>/b>chronicle the exciting and unbelievable adventures of a normal 12 year old boy and his 240 pound telepathic dog. In this book, Hardy copes with a bully, learns about intolerance and discovers the value of community cooperation. Parent resources on bullying and intolerance are included.span> Combining mystery and humor each story is written to entertain, and highlight the value of friendship, planning and selfless actions. /span>/div>
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An adventurous boy, a mischievous dog and a favorite cousin provide the necessary ingredients for a delicious tale of Christmas warmth. The book features a young Hardy Belch whose father demonstrates forbearance, forgiveness and creativeness when dealing with a minor holiday mishap. Hardy, Tiny and Mardi learn that when accepting responsibility even mistakes can turn out to be beautiful.
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div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">A proactive child will often tackle things that are beyond their abilities and can end up in situations not to their liking or their parents liking. In this story, Hardy’s Dad appropriately appreciates that Hardy’s goal was to help. In spite of his laudable goal, circumstances conspire to create amusing discord. A good parent can laud the attempt and quietly despair the outcome. A proactive child is to be cherished and guided not disparaged or punished. Hopefully this book provides a | |  | | What About Me?
What About Me? This book looks at the feelings that siblings of injured or sick children face daily. Often parents overlook the impact on all their children of overt focusing on a child that may be injured or ill. Older children can normally deal with this through logical thought, younger children frequently react emotionally. Hopefully this book will help the younger child understand and deal with their feelings.
ISBN-10:1451547927
EAN-13: 9781451547924
i>What About Me?/b>/i>
A sick or injured child can disrupt the best of families. Parents are frequently so focused on the sick child that well siblings may feel abandoned. In spite of the love they feel for their sibling, a well child may be annoyed with all the attention their sick sibling receives. The well child may feel guilty about their anger or annoyance. Conflicting emotions can overwhelm the healthiest child. This book hopes to demonstrate to the healthy child that their feelings are normal, acceptable and guilt is not necessary. The book also hopes to alleviate |
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