Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Business, Careers, Occupations

In this special edition to the Nola The Nurse, She's On The Go series: Nola remembers the story of Hurricane Katrina as her mother, Dr. Eden NP, told it to her. Nola vividly shares the details of the worst natural disaster to ever hit the United States. Her dolls and other toys are instantly transformed into Nola's account of the storm as she tells the story of how her mother and Dr. Baker, both nurse practitioners, came back to New Orleans to provide care to many storm victims.

An uplifting story for all children who dream of future accomplishments and need encouragement. This is a tale of Annabelle who likes to dream big about what she might accomplish in life. In this book, her parents show her a way to deal with negative people who tell she isn't capable of fulfilling her dreams.

When Evie spends her summer vacation on the family's farm with her grandparents, she discovers much more than she figured she would when the summer began. Grandpa introduces her to the wonder and mystery of the nighttime sky. He shows her how to use his telescope. Like a ship that travels to unknown and distant shores, the telescope has a name: Angelina.

Evie and the Magic Telescope tells the story of Evie's adventures with Angelina. She turns from "Evie the Shy" into "Evie the Hunter and Explorer." When she returns to school in the fall, she has changed. Everyone sees it....

"Wow My Dad's a Consultant" was written for consultants and road warrior businesspeople, and their children. Ella eagerly waits for her Dad to return from his business trip and tell her about his week. She has missed Dad during the week and wonders why he has to travel so much. As he tucks her in that night, Dad tells her stories about how he helps his clients solve business problems. Smart and curious Ella embarks on an armchair adventure around the world, as she quizzes her Dad about the fun things he does, and the fun places he visits. That evening, she learns cool business concepts and...

With the help of her mother and her aunt, Tori realizes that there is more to be had in life than just dressing paper dolls and holding pretend fashion shows. Something magical happens in her aunt's small, cluttered sewing room, and Tori realizes that her life is about to change. She knows if she works hard, her dream can become a reality.

It is my hope that as you read Sew and Sew with your child you will discover the vital role parents play in helping their children discover their gifts, as well as the vital role mentors play in being a support during this process.

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With the help of her mother and her aunt, Tori realizes that there is more to be had in life than just dressing paper dolls and holding pretend fashion shows. Something magical happens in her aunt's small, cluttered sewing room, and Tori realizes that her life is about to change. She knows if she works hard, her dream can become a reality.

It is my hope that as you read Sew and Sew with your child you will discover the vital role parents play in helping their children discover their gifts, as well as the vital role mentors play in being a support during this process.

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Kaitlyn was stuck The Science Fair was coming up soon and she not only had no idea what her project was going to be. She also had no idea who was going to be on her team, who was going to organize everything, what they would need to have, make, and do - nothing She was worried and scared she would fail - and she did not want to do that ... So begins a parable of Leadership, Mentorship, Fun, Friendship, Dreams and Victory as Kaitlyn takes her first steps to success not only with her Science Fair project but with her entire life. Come with her as she discovers the secrets to success and guess...

Nola loves being a nurse. And not just any nurse, but a nurse practitioner, just like her mommy. Nola helps all the dolls of her friends stay healthy and safe.

But she's not alone. Nola's trusty friends include the superhero nurse practitioner Bax, the expert midwife Maddi, and the special nurse Charo.

Nola is thrilled when her friends of Indian heritage, Anita and Adar, introduce her to the Holi Festival, or Festival of Colors. Nola and her nurse friends have a blast throwing colored water and powder on each other and eating Indian food.

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Nola loves being a nurse. And not just any nurse, but a nurse practitioner, just like her mommy. Nola helps all the dolls of her friends stay healthy and safe.

But she's not alone. Nola's trusty friends include the superhero nurse practitioner Bax, the expert midwife Maddi, and the special nurse Charo.

Nola is thrilled when her friends of Indian heritage, Anita and Adar, introduce her to the Holi Festival, or Festival of Colors. Nola and her nurse friends have a blast throwing colored water and powder on each other and eating Indian food.

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A fun read for kids age 9 to 12 All he wanted was an easy way to get rich--but sixth-grader JD Grossman let his mouth get ahead of his brain. Now he has to plan a birthday party for a barf-crazy five-year-old, control his girl-crazy best friend and show his new stepsister who's boss. Most important, JD has nine days to figure out how to make barf beautiful-with the whole school watching to see if he can do it.

A young boy has difficulty deciding what he wants to be when he grows up. A visit to the police station, his church and a baseball game helps him to decide.

This book's goal is to provide children an understanding of what a policeman does and some of the stresses that police face. It is also meant to humanize police and show that they are fathers, mothers, sons and daughters. The media tends to emphasize (for ratings) negativity. On a daily basis the fact that the vast majority of police officers are protecting and serving tends to get lost in media negativity. This book is not an apology for any action by any police force anywhere. It is a firm compliment for that vast number of police out there on a daily basis, doing their best, to protect and...

Griffin goes on a magical and fun adventure of a lifetime, as he ponders over what job he would like to do when he grows up and weighs up the advantages of being an astronaut or an athlete, a football player or the town mayor. He certainly has a lot to choose from in this enchanting book, which is told through a series of short and amusing rhyming lines and is a short, easy read for imaginative elementary students. Griffin's Someday explores each different job and learns a little about them as we travel with our hero. And with fabulous full color illustrations and a twist in the tale, this is...