Résultats pour "Grace" dans Fêtes et célébrations

Quand la lune s’élève haut dans le ciel la nuit de l’Action de grâce, la forêt s’anime d’une célébration secrète ! Le Petit Lapin et ses amis de la forêt apportent chacun quelque chose de spécial à partager — tarte à la citrouille, baies, pain de maïs, miel et bien plus encore.

Dans Action de grâce avec des amis animaux, les jeunes lecteurs sont invités à explorer le monde réconfortant des adorables animaux de la forêt, qui partagent ce pour quoi ils sont le plus reconnaissants. Chaque animal trouve quelque chose de spécial à apprécier—qu'il s'agisse du soleil, de la terre douce ou de la joie de passer du temps avec ses amis et sa famille. Avec un texte doux et simple, ce livre est parfait pour aider les enfants à comprendre la beauté de la gratitude et l’esprit de l'Action de grâce.

On Christmas Eve, 1940, as air-raid sirens wail across London, young Henry Richards runs into danger instead of away from it. His brave act saves many lives, and earns him the name “The Boy Who Saved Christmas.” But when his father goes missing in war-torn France, Henry’s courage is tested once more. With his friend Luc by his side, he crosses the English Channel on a daring rescue mission, facing danger, hope, and the power of family love during wartime.

Em algum lugar um anjo está escutando....É véspera de Natal. Os presentes já estão embrulhados ao pé da árvore enfeitada. Mas o pai de Graça é pescador e não está conseguindo voltar para casa por causa de uma grande tempestade em alto-mar. Para a sorte de Graça, tem alguém lá em cima olhando por eles....

A magical adventure awaits young listeners in Boo Who?, when a precocious girl named Gracie, her dog Sniggles, and their friends Bob, a crotchety crow, Lucy, an eccentric cat, and an anxiety-filled squirrel named Ziggy befriend a fearful little ghost, Boo Montague, at the Hocus Pocus Pumpkin Patch. Boo was shunned by the other ghosts because he’s cheerful, not spiteful and frightful. Gracie invites Boo to join them for Halloween. All is well until Sully the snail, who delivers the mail, arrives with a note from Annie Mc Fannie that reads, “Halloween has been canceled!”

Mary Fern’s Monster Books are aimed at calming down and reassuring children that they are safe and secure when they are tucked up in their beds. And indeed the Monster Under The Bed is there to look after them and reassure them. Young minds are full of all the excitement of the day and they are not old enough yet to understand why they feel the way they do. While we associate going to bed and sleeping with rest and relaxation, children can sometimes become stressed and anxious as they are parted from their parents and siblings and worry about being left alone.