Take Charge of AngerWhen things don't go right. When it's not fair. When someone doesn't do what they promised they would. Losing or breaking something, being scared or hurt. Not understanding or being able to make something work. Any of these things can trigger anger in children. In response, they may scream, shout, or lash out. This book helps children learn how to deal with their anger. It explains how and why we get angry, and why we think, feel and do the things we

But as they pretend for the ton Quincy finds himself falling for real

Join the intrepid Galaxy Warriors Jet

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and will assist both child and mother with improving communication about the past

An increase in the number of transgender children - and a recognition of gender reassignment as a protected characteristic under the 2010 Equality Act - means that all primary schools need to ensure they are safe environments respectful of all genders

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you will find there is always something new to learn about the world

and she's been told to follow all the rules

Is there an effective way to tackle being demotivated by an intimidating world

one that adds substance to the often facile citing of Nietzsche in contemporary literary studies

Nehru's grappling with existential problems at home and his quest for global peace

bold illustrations