Susan Wright, écrivant sous le nom de plume S.L. Wright, est une auteure à succès dont l'œuvre couvre une diversité de genres. Ses romans englobent la romance contemporaine pour jeunes adultes, ainsi que des récits de fantasy urbaine, de fantasy et de science-fiction. Wright est reconnue pour la création d'histoires captivantes qui résonnent auprès d'un large public.
Centered around a real-life story, this book encourages children to embrace courage and individuality. It highlights the importance of staying true to one's beliefs while inspiring young readers to stand out and rise above societal pressures. The narrative aims to empower kids to be bold and authentic, fostering a sense of confidence in their unique identities.
The story features Earl the Squirrel and his diverse friends, who embrace their unique traits and transform perceived weaknesses into strengths. Aimed at children aged 5 to 7, it conveys a powerful message about celebrating differences and fostering kindness, illustrating how collaboration among varied individuals can lead to a more compassionate world.
What if you can no longer rely on the person you trust the most?
Focusing on the role of dance and drawing in children's education, this book explores how these activities serve as semiotic tools for young learners. It reveals how engaging in dance and drawing enables children to critically reflect on their learning experiences, fostering deeper understanding and expression. Through this investigation, the work highlights the significance of creative play in educational settings, emphasizing its impact on cognitive and emotional development.
You can rely on your mother to tell you the truth about your past - can't you...? The compelling new novel from the author of The Things We Never Said.
A modern guide for the urban aesthete - and perfect for either those who have already fallen in love with Rome, or those planning a memorable first visit.
Helps parents and practitioners to develop children's coping skills through arts and language-based strategies. This book explains how to identify children at risk, particularly those experiencing anxiety or delay in social and emotional development so that parents and practitioners can intervene early where developmental delays exist.
Meaning-Making and Children's Drawing
Focusing on the connection between creativity and literacy, this book provides concrete examples of how children create meaning in their early years. It aims to enhance early childhood studies by offering practical protocols for students to implement, highlighting the importance of fostering creativity within educational settings.
After accidentally stealing the life force of a dying demon, Allay became the only human-demon hybrid in existence. Demons feed on human emotions, so Allay decided the safest way to satisfy this need-and still retain some semblance of her humanity-was to open a bar. Here she can drink from, and ease, her patrons' pain, which has helped her to stay under the demon radar...until now.When Allay is attacked and nearly killed by another demon, a human comes to her rescue. Theo Ram is tall, handsome, and mortal-and Allay feels a connection to him she didn't think she'd ever know. But that bond is tested when the demon community in New York begins to rise up, and two opposing clans fight for power. Now Allay is caught in the middle, and she must decide where her loyalties lie.
Autorka nabízí čtenáři osm klíčů k vývojovým etapám od okamžiku narození až po okamžik smrti. Každá z těchto etap před nás staví určité vývojové výzvy a skrývá potenciálně traumatické události, které sebou život v naší kultuře nese a které ovlivňují zdraví jedince a stav jeho vnitřní pohody.
