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“ ‘Good Night Mr. Moon’, Said The Spoon” is an alliteration learning tool helping young children learn to read through rhyme.
The year is 1838 and Ellie's grandmother has arrived all the way from England. Ellie is horrified to discover that the forbidding old woman intends to take her back to Britain to be raised properly. Ellie is determined that she will not go, but what can a nine-year-old girl do in the face of an adult with her mind made up?
From Jody Sharpe, Award Winning, Bestselling Author 1st Place Winner of the 2023 National Association of Press Women's Communications Contest Award for Fiction For Adult Readers - Novellas The bully never wins . . . Meteorologist and psychic, Gayle Force proves a force to be reckoned with as she moves back to her beloved Mystic Bay, California. While sleeping, an angel sent her a vision in a dream of a future event. Gayle realizes she must use her intuition to save an old man from drowning. But who is this old man? With the help of intuitive attorney, Alex Knight, she finds they are caught in the middle of a future crime. But can Gayle and Alex solve the case and save the old man before it’s too late? With surprising twists and turns of intrigue and love, Gayle and Alex find there are angels at the helm as they help prove the bully never wins. "Jody Sharpe builds tension in just the right way. Gayle's dream awakens her and injects purpose into her life as she realizes she has been uniquely tapped to both assist an old man and live up to the dream's opportunity for her to do good in the world. Her "slightly psychic" traits have afforded her enough flexibility in belief that she can recognize this opportunity for what it is, while her ability to follow "signs from heaven" leads her in the right direction. These backgrounds and explanations lend a believable flavor to the unfolding story as Gayle and Alex step into their talents in a very different way. Sharpe's focus on developing tension within characters that embrace proactive new roles as they problem-solve outside their usual environments lends a delicate reality to the puzzles they encounter both within and outside themselves. Intrigue entwines with loves in perhaps predictable paths, but with enough twists and turns that even savvy mystery fans won't foresee some of these events until they unfold. When her parents become involved and Gayle comes to realize that Alex may have been "sent from above," the plot thickens. So does the reader's interest, due to exquisite revelations that embed the mystery component with spiritual and psychological depth: "He was calling you in the dream, Gayle. But your angel was helping too. It was meant to be. It’s really extraordinary. You have to do this work. You have a team now to help." Libraries and readers looking for mysteries that incorporate spiritual components and many surprises about past, present, and future life connections will find Summer of Angels attractive and thoroughly engrossing. Gayle's mission is a force to reckon with. So is Summer of Angels, which juxtaposes secrets with surprises about belief right up to its unexpected conclusion." D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
Many of North America’s most beloved regions are artfully celebrated in these boardbooks designed to soothe children before bedtime while instilling an early appreciation for the continent’s natural and cultural wonders. Each book stars a multicultural group of people visiting the featured area’s attractions—such as the Rocky Mountains in Denver, the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, Lake Ontario in Toronto, and volcanoes in Hawaii. Rhythmic language guides children through the passage of both a single day and the four seasons while saluting the iconic aspects of each place. Covering many of the state’s most interesting places and features—including Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park, Grizzly Bears, elk, the Rocky Mountains, the Museum of the Rockies, whitewater rafting, fly fishing, skiing, mountain wildflowers, cattle ranches, hot springs, the University of Montana, and dinosaur digging—this children’s book is a celebration of all things Montana.
“Goodnight Moon has been hilariously updated for the modern parent.”—Buzzfeed When the text of Goodnight Nanny-Cam appeared online in the New Yorker’s “Shouts & Murmurs” column, it garnered 100,000 hits and more than 15,000 Facebook likes in a matter of days. Filled with sly references to BPA-free bottles, Baby Einstein DVDs, and toddler tutors, Jen Nessel and Lizzy Ratner’s send-up of the beloved children’s classic wittily skewers our modern culture of over-parenting. Parodies of Goodnight Moon are always popular, and Goodnight Nanny-cam is a gorgeously illustrated gift that’s guaranteed to have alpha parents everywhere laughing—and cringing—in recognition.
Strawberry Moon Says, Goodnight is a sweet bedtime story from the perspective of the moon looking down on the beautiful Santa Maria Valley. Located on the Central Coast of California, its mild climate allows for year-round adventures on sandy coastlines and rolling hills. Come along as the Strawberry Moon explores the Santa Maria Valley and surrounding area best known its native wildlife, local beaches, huge famous strawberries, Santa Maria Style BBQ, and so much more!Did you know Strawberry Moon is a nickname given to the full moon in the month of June by the Native American Algonquin tribe? It signifies the time of year to gather ripe, wild strawberries.
"Close your eyes now sleepyhead. Goodnight baby, time for bed."--Publisher information.
Kelly Taylor must flee to Montana to escape a violent ex-boyfriend. Under a magic full moon she meets the man of her dreams. Branson Bennett is the boss of a huge cattle ranch. He also wants to be the boss of Kelly Taylor. Will the spell cast by the strawberry moon be enough to seal their love forever?
Arguably the first work of science fiction in English, Francis Godwin’s The Man in the Moone was published in 1638, pseudonymously and posthumously. The novel, which tells the story of Domingo Gonsales, a Spaniard who flies to the moon by geese power and encounters an advanced lunar civilization, had an enormous impact on the European imagination for centuries after its initial publication. With its discussion of advanced ideas about astronomy and cosmology, the novel is an important example of both popular fiction and scientific speculation. This Broadview Edition includes a critical introduction that places the text in its scientific and historical contexts. The rich selection of appendices includes related writings by Godwin and his predecessors and contemporaries on magnetism, human flight, voyages to real and unreal lands, and the possibility of extra-terrestrial life.