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(Polish edition)Hedgehog looked at himself and had to honestly admit that he was not such an ordinary bristly hedgehog."Well, yes, I don't have thorns ..." he sobbed, "I admit." He lowered his head and added sadly, "I'm staying."A rhymed fairy tale in Polish. It moves and teaches that everyone is unique!______________________Je¿yk spojrzä na siebie i musiä przyznä szczerze,¿e nie by¿ takim zwyk¿ym naje¿onym je¿em.- No tak, nie mam kolców... - zaszlochä - przyznaj¿.Spüci¿ smutny g¿ow¿ i dodä cicho: - Zostaj¿.Rymowana bajka, która wzrusza i uczy, ¿e kädy jest wyj¿tkowy!

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Teach Peace Development, Inc. is a Canadian not-for-profit organization. Our beliefs are that no child should be used as a weapon of war and that targeted education can break this cycle. By educating those in direct contact with children-teachers-we can help build knowledge and practice that will contribute to the prevention of the use of child soldiers globally.Akiki's Journey and the Rights of the Child was created in pursuit of providing educational resources for African teachers and their students to bring awareness to these risks and realities. The following fictional story highlights Akiki's journey of recruitment, becoming a child solider in Uganda, and his rehabilitation. The story is underscored by themes of friendship, hope and belonging. Our vision is that this book can be used across cultures and contexts to bring awareness for those children most at risk."All proceeds from this book will go towards future professional development training and materials for Ugandan teachers in the pursuit of protecting vulnerable children from recruitment and use as child soldiers".

Teach Peace Development, Inc. is a Canadian not-for-profit organization. Our beliefs are that no child should be used as a weapon of war and that targeted education can break this cycle. By educating those in direct contact with children-teachers-we can help build knowledge and practice that will contribute to the prevention of the use of child soldiers globally.Akiki's Journey and the Rights of the Child was created in pursuit of providing educational resources for African teachers and their students to bring awareness to these risks and realities. The following fictional story highlights Akiki's journey of recruitment, becoming a child solider in Uganda, and his rehabilitation. The story is underscored by themes of friendship, hope and belonging. Our vision is that this book can be used across cultures and contexts to bring awareness for those children most at risk."All proceeds from this book will go towards future professional development training and materials for Ugandan teachers in the pursuit of protecting vulnerable children from recruitment and use as child soldiers".

Spreading awareness about bullying is the first step in taking action against it.Better Than a Bully is an engaging and positive resource that lays the foundation for anti-bullying by teaching children how to show empathy, kindness, and respect to others.Encouraging and fun to read, this book models what it feels like, looks like, and sounds like to use kind words and actions and treat others the way you want to be treated.Better Than a Bully shows you that:¿ When you use kind words and actions, you lead by example.¿ When you do the right thing, you feel good, and people notice.¿ Showing mutual respect toward each other is the foundation of a good friendship.¿ The content of your character is key.By being better than a bully, you can start a trend!

Jimmy is a fictional character and his story is based on what a young child might experience as he navigates his family's journey leaving an abusive situation and coming to the WCA (Women and Children's Alliance). It was written by the WCA's Communications Manager, Christine Campbell with input from the WCA's programs staff--specifically one of our clinicians who works with children and utilizes play therapy techniques.

Zupy the robot experiences many feelings. Designed as a support for counselors, psychologists, teachers and parents, this beautifully illustrated children's book makes it fun to discuss feelings with children.With over twenty years of experience working with mild to severe behavior issues, the author brings her professional experience and activities into this work.Zupy and his many adventures reach kids, helps them understand feelings and opens conversations for those wishing to help children.

It is 1945, and thirteen-year-old Gwen has been a prisoner at the Weihsien Internment Camp in northern China for nearly two and a half years. Gwen is one of 140 children who were enrolled at a boarding school in Chefoo when the Japanese Imperial Army invaded China. Life in the camp is difficult. There is not enough food or water, and even the children are forced to do hard labor. But Miss E., one of their teachers from Chefoo, has come up with an unusual scheme: she will follow the Girl Guide Code, treating Gwen and her friends as if they are part of a Girl Guide troop. Girl Guides promise not only to stay positive in the most challenging situations but also to do good turns, meaning they must be kind to others without any expectation of reward. Gwendolyn hopes that when she grows up, she will be as courageous and optimistic as Miss E. But then Gwen learns that Miss E. is not as full of answers as she seems, and she realizes that in order to protect a friend, she will have to do something that could never be considered a good turn.

Delphernia Undersea wants to sing. But everyone on Blightsend knows music belongs to the Masters — and girls with singing throats are swallowed by the sea.<BR><BR>On the strange, stormy island of Blightsend, twelve-year-old Delphernia Undersea has spent her whole life in the cloister of turnaway girls, hidden from sea and sky by a dome of stone and the laws of the island. Outside, the Masters play their music. Inside, the turnaway girls silently make that music into gold. Making shimmer, Mother Nine calls it. But Delphernia can’t make shimmer. She would rather sing than stay silent. When a Master who doesn’t act like a Master comes to the skydoor, it’s a chance for Delphernia to leave the cloister. Outside the stone dome, the sea breathes like a wild beast, the sky watches with stars like eyes, and even the gardens have claws. Outside, secrets fall silent in halls without sound. And outside, Delphernia is caught — between the island’s sinister Custodian and its mysterious Childer-Queen. Between a poem-speaking prince and a girl who feels like freedom. And in a debut that glimmers with hope and beauty, freedom — to sing, to change, to live — is precisely what’s at stake.

Rape Culture and Sexual Violence covers the history of societies' views on rape, significant incidents from recent years, and the ways in which women are fighting against rape culture today. Features include essential facts, a glossary, selected bibliography, websites, source notes, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Essential Library is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.

Adeline Yen Mah lives in California after growing up in Tianjin and Shanghai in China, Hong Kong and England. She studied medicine but gave up her career as a physician to become a full-time writer. After the death of her stepmother, she felt compelled to write her story and the result, Falling Leaves became an international bestseller. Adeline has written several other books for adults and children including Chinese Cinderella and the Secret Dragon Society, an adventure based on her own made-up stories when she was a lonely child.