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Books > Children's & Educational > Life skills & personal awareness, general studies > Personal, health & social education (PHSE) > Body & health > General
Read Going to the Doctor to learn how medicine has changed over
time Photographs and clear text compare and contrast modern and
historical hospitals in a child-friendly format, making this a
great tool for discussing how life has changed over the years.
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Genny The Vegan
(Hardcover)
Jasmyne A Rudan; Edited by Morgan C Selvage; Illustrated by Delinda Arts
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R602
Discovery Miles 6 020
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Anna
(Paperback)
Laura Guthrie
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R226
Discovery Miles 2 260
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Ships in 10 - 15 working days
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Every cloud has a silver lining... doesn't it? Anna is thirteen
years old, lives in London with her father, and has Asperger's
syndrome. When her father dies, she moves to Scotland to live with
her estranged, reclusive mother. With little support to help her
fit in, she must use every coping strategy her father taught her -
especially her 'Happy Game' - as she tries to connect with her
mother, discover her past, and deal with the challenges of being
thrown into a brand new life along the way. Eleanor H. Porter's
'Pollyanna' re-imagined for a new generation.
Do you worry a lot? Your teens are full of new challenges - peer
pressure, exams, wondering what the future holds and everything in
between. It's normal to feel anxious sometimes, but when it starts
to affect your health and happiness it's time to show worry the
door and get your life back on track. No More Worries! contains top
tips and activities to help you alleviate the symptoms of anxiety
and feel better equipped to cope when it strikes, while remaining
positively you.
"Breakfast on Mars and 37 Other Delectable Essays "will inspire
students to think differently about the much-feared assignment in
elementary and middle schools around the country: essay
writing.
Rebecca Stern's fifth-grade students were bored to death with
essay writing, and the one thing Rebecca needed to inspire
them--great examples appropriate for kids--was nowhere to be found.
Inspired by a challenge, Rebecca joined forces with her friend,
social entrepreneur Brad Wolfe, and the two came up with a terrific
proposal--to gather together a collection of unconventional essays
by some of the best writers around. They have compiled and edited a
collection of imaginative, rule-breaking, and untraditional essays
that is sure to change the way you think about the essay.
Contributors include: Ransom Riggs, Kirsten Miller, Scott
Westerfeld, Alan Gratz, Steve Almond, Jennifer Lou, Chris Higgins,
Rita Williams-Garcia, Elizabeth Winthrop, Chris Epting, Sloane
Crosley, April Sinclair, Maile Meloy, Daisy Whitney, Khalid
Birdsong, Sarah Prineas, Ned Vizzini, Alane Ferguson, Lise Clavel,
Mary-Ann Ochota, Steve Brezenoff, Casey Scieszka, Steven Weinberg,
Michael Hearst, Clay McLeod Chapman, Gigi Amateau, Laurel Snyder,
Wendy Mass, Marie Rutkoski, Sarah Darer Littman, Nick Abadzis,
Michael David Lukas, Lena Roy, Craig Kielburger, Joshua Mohr, Cecil
Castellucci, Joe Craig, and Ellen Sussman.
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