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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every child builds something and looks up, hoping someone will notice. For Liana - a young lion cub inventor with a jungle workbench and a head full of big ideas - that someone is her father, the King of the Jungle. And he always seems too busy to look.When Papa's royal duties keep him from seeing her work, Liana begins to wonder whether what she makes - or who she is - matters at all. It takes the steady encouragement of her five friends (Ellie the Elephant, Max the Monkey, Gerry the Giraffe, Rico the Rhino, and Tom the Tiger) and the quiet wisdom of her grandmother for Liana to discover something more powerful than any invention: the ability to believe in herself.Liana Learns to Shine: A Lion Cub's Discovery of Self-Confidence is a warm, joyful picture book for children ages 6-8 about a truth many of us spend a lifetime learning: real confidence doesn't come from applause or approval - it comes from knowing your own worth. It's a story for every child who has ever waited to be noticed, and for every grown-up raising one.With a young Black girl inventor as its heroine, the book celebrates girls in STEM and the strength of friendship - and gently opens the conversations families are sometimes afraid to have. A perfect read-aloud for home, the classroom, and counseling settings.Themes: self-confidence, resilience, self-worth, emotional validation, intergenerational family patterns, girls in STEM, and friendship.Every copy includes a free downloadable Guide for Grown-Ups - with age-grouped discussion questions, family activities, STEM resources, and a special note for fathers.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every child who's ever poured their whole heart into something knows the feeling: what happens when it falls apart anyway For Liana - a young lion cub inventor with a jungle workbench and a head full of big ideas - that moment arrives the day her greatest invention yet crashes in front of everyone.Liana had worked so hard. She measured, adjusted, and added piece after piece, certain that if her flying machine wasn't the greatest invention the jungle had ever seen, it wasn't good enough. When it crumples into gears and broken springs, she's left wondering if maybe she wasn't enough either. It takes the patient wisdom of Gerry the Giraffe - and the steady presence of her friends Ellie, Max, Rico, and Tom - for Liana to discover something more valuable than a perfect invention: the courage to try again.Liana Learns to Try Again: A Lion Cub's Discovery of Resilience is a heartfelt picture book for children ages 6-8 about grit, growth, and the freedom that comes from letting go of 'perfect.' It's a story for every child who has ever built something with their whole heart and watched it break - and for every grown-up who knows what it costs to keep going.With a young Black girl inventor as its heroine, the book continues to celebrate girls in STEM and the strength of friendship - while gently opening conversations about failure, self-worth, and perseverance that families don't always know how to start. A perfect read-aloud for home, the classroom, and counseling settings.Themes: resilience, grit, growth mindset, self-worth beyond achievement, embracing mistakes, girls in STEM, and friendship.Every copy includes a free downloadable Guide for Grown-Ups - with age-grouped discussion questions, family activities, and conversation starters for talking about failure and perseverance.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Note to Readers: This edition of A Black First: Leading Through Educational Barriers and Biases retains the same powerful content as the original 2020 release of A Black First. The only additions are a new cover, subtitle and a heartfelt foreword by his daughter, Dr. Elizabeth A. Carter, reflecting on her father's legacy and the impact of his life's work.A Black First: Leading Through Educational Barriers and Biases is the compelling story of Peter E. Carter, an African-American man who rose above the challenges of racism and bigotry to become a prominent educator and one of New Jersey's most influential leaders. From his humble beginnings as a two-year-old arriving in a Harlem tenement, to his groundbreaking career in predominantly white school districts in northern New Jersey, Carter's journey reflects a life dedicated to breaking down barriers in education. He led with conviction and compassion, becoming a trailblazer in school administration across New York, New Jersey, and Delaware, inspiring countless students and colleagues along the way. Through vivid stories and personal reflections, Carter guides readers through the highs and lows of his path, sharing not only the trials he faced but also the triumphs that defined his career. His unwavering commitment to equity and excellence in education earned him respect, admiration, and numerous awards, proving that perseverance and leadership can transcend prejudice. This book invites readers, especially those unfamiliar with the racial challenges Carter overcame, to witness a remarkable legacy of 'firsts.' His journey will inspire and educate, offering lessons in resilience, determination, and the power of education to transform lives. Join Peter E. Carter in this extraordinary tale of leadership, courage, and breaking through barriers to pave the way for future generations. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every child builds something and looks up, hoping someone will notice. For Liana - a young lion cub inventor with a jungle workbench and a head full of big ideas - that someone is her father, the King of the Jungle. And he always seems too busy to look.When Papa's royal duties keep him from seeing her work, Liana begins to wonder whether what she makes - or who she is - matters at all. It takes the steady encouragement of her five friends (Ellie the Elephant, Max the Monkey, Gerry the Giraffe, Rico the Rhino, and Tom the Tiger) and the quiet wisdom of her grandmother for Liana to discover something more powerful than any invention: the ability to believe in herself.Liana Learns to Shine: A Lion Cub's Discovery of Self-Confidence is a warm, joyful picture book for children ages 6-8 about a truth many of us spend a lifetime learning: real confidence doesn't come from applause or approval - it comes from knowing your own worth. It's a story for every child who has ever waited to be noticed, and for every grown-up raising one.With a young Black girl inventor as its heroine, the book celebrates girls in STEM and the strength of friendship - and gently opens the conversations families are sometimes afraid to have. A perfect read-aloud for home, the classroom, and counseling settings.Themes: self-confidence, resilience, self-worth, emotional validation, intergenerational family patterns, girls in STEM, and friendship.Every copy includes a free downloadable Guide for Grown-Ups - with age-grouped discussion questions, family activities, STEM resources, and a special note for fathers.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every child who's ever poured their whole heart into something knows the feeling: what happens when it falls apart anyway For Liana - a young lion cub inventor with a jungle workbench and a head full of big ideas - that moment arrives the day her greatest invention yet crashes in front of everyone. Liana had worked so hard. She measured, adjusted, and added piece after piece, certain that if her flying machine wasn't the greatest invention the jungle had ever seen, it wasn't good enough. When it crumples into gears and broken springs, she's left wondering if maybe she wasn't enough either. It takes the patient wisdom of Gerry the Giraffe - and the steady presence of her friends Ellie, Max, Rico, and Tom - for Liana to discover something more valuable than a perfect invention: the courage to try again.Liana Learns to Try Again: A Lion Cub's Discovery of Resilience is a heartfelt picture book for children ages 6-8 about grit, growth, and the freedom that comes from letting go of 'perfect.' It's a story for every child who has ever built something with their whole heart and watched it break - and for every grown-up who knows what it costs to keep going.With a young Black girl inventor as its heroine, the book continues to celebrate girls in STEM and the strength of friendship - while gently opening conversations about failure, self-worth, and perseverance that families don't always know how to start. A perfect read-aloud for home, the classroom, and counseling settings.Themes: resilience, grit, growth mindset, self-worth beyond achievement, embracing mistakes, girls in STEM, and friendship.Every copy includes a free downloadable Guide for Grown-Ups - with age-grouped discussion questions, family activities, and conversation starters for talking about failure and perseverance.…