Moira Andrew Livres

At least you'll have happy memories.' Only those who've failed to experience the depths of personal grief can offer this facile platitude to one in mourning. And yet it happens all the time. To be charitable, the platitude springs from a desire to say something, yet having no idea what that something might be; and from a knowledge that no words are in fact adequate. Better, then to stay silent. What such ' comforters' signally fail to understand is the immediate and appaling pain such a seemingly kind remark can provoke. As Moira herself has succinctly put it: 'I don't want memories. I want the man.'

A sweet and funny little children's book about a young dragon that is not only lost, he knows how to make breakfast toast! After the initial shock, the family likes the little guy and then they discover he is lost, but then is found by his daddy dragon.

The story follows the life cycle of a butterfly, starting from an egg, then transitioning to a caterpillar, and finally becoming a butterfly. Told in engaging rhyme, it features vibrant illustrations that captivate young readers while providing educational insights about this natural transformation.

Featuring a modern and playful grandmother, this charming 32-page children's picture book uses rhyme to engage young readers. It encourages literacy while celebrating the joy of grandparent relationships. Vibrant illustrations complement the text, making it an enjoyable experience for children as they reminisce about their own grandmas.

Engaging young readers through vibrant illustrations and playful rhymes, this delightful children's book explores the world of colors. The story follows colorful balloons as they embark on an exciting adventure, making it a perfect addition to any child's library.

Exploring themes of gratitude and connection, this book features a heartfelt letter from Mary to Miriam, the innkeeper who once welcomed her family. Reflecting on their past encounter during the census in Bethlehem, Mary expresses her appreciation for Miriam's kindness and shares updates on her life after Jesus' birth. The narrative captures the tenderness of their relationship and the impact of small acts of hospitality during a pivotal moment in history.

The story follows a young jellyfish who longs to grow up quickly and experience the adventures of older jellyfish. Stuck in the form of a jelly polyp, he navigates his feelings of impatience while discovering the value of friendship. Through his journey, readers are invited to explore themes of growth and the importance of enjoying the present. With charming illustrations and a heartwarming narrative, this delightful children's book captures the essence of childhood aspirations and connections.

Explore a week filled with diverse weather conditions, showcasing the joy and excitement each day brings. This engaging children's book combines humor and clever storytelling, teaching young readers about the days of the week and various types of weather. It encourages kids to discover how to have fun regardless of the weather, making it an enjoyable and educational read that blends learning with entertainment.

The story follows a confused hen navigating the barnyard, questioning her identity as she encounters various animals. Through her journey of self-discovery, Francine learns she is not a cat, lamb, pig, or duck. Ultimately, she embraces her true self, conveying a heartwarming message about the importance of being oneself. This delightful tale encourages young readers to celebrate their individuality.