Buster S New Friend

Arthur and Buster are as close as two best friends can be. They do just about everything together. But one day Buster doesn't show up at Arthur's house to watch The Bionic Bunny Show, misses a meeting about their science project, and explains he's been spending time with his new, really cool friend Mike. Arthur feels hurt, but Buster doesn't seem to notice. Can Arthur and Buster work it out, or will they lose their friendship forever?

Arthur's feelings are hurt when Buster begins to spend all his time with his new friend, Mike.

The loveable ZEANN gang returns, but they are not together anymore. Andrea and Elise go to Elstree, but the twins, Nnena and Nnadi find themselves in a top grammar school in the country. Unfortunately, it is a school where bullying is rampant. Will having their BFF's Zoe and Nathan at the school make a difference? How will they cope against the toughest bullies they ever imagined? Who will help them when even the teachers do not care? OMG! As if dealing with puberty was not difficult enough! Then their old nemesis, Zack, the top bully shows up again. A near tragic experience brings things to a head. What should they do? How will they reunite the rest of the gang to help tackle bullying in their school? Can the legend of the ZEANN gang live on?

The book of Proverbs provides a wealth of wisdom and advice for all ages. Sometimes we don't realize that Proverbs can be quite valuable to children. This book is just a small example of that kind of advice. All ages can learn from Proverbs. May this book be the beginning of new-found knowledge and wisdom for all the children who read it. ( Proverbs 3:13 )

When a beautiful girl asks Kakeru to run away with her, he suspects theres something strange afoot. It turns out she is on the run from a shadowy government organization intent on using her psychic abilities for their own nefarious ends. But why does she need Kakerus help?

The Bully Busters approach is research based and emphasizes both control and prevention. It helps teachers increase their awareness, knowledge base, and intervention skills to attack the root causes of bullying behaviour and to deal with the problem confidently. The manual is organised into seven modules. Each module includes a teacher information component and a series of classroom activities.

The Guilt Busters reaches out to the thousands of people who deal with the personal pain of child sexual abuse. It shines light on many sobering truths, among which is the fact that many thousands of children every day have been and are still sexually abused while in institutions tasked with the responsibility of their care. In Australia, the country where this book is set, the Royal Commission on Institutional Response to Child Sexual Abuse found that a majority of institutions charged with the care of children, be they government operated or owned by religious organizations, failed in the protection of children and then failed again when it came to offering appropriate care for victims and their families. The people you will meet in this book are fictional, but their experiences and their struggles to find release from the pain they carry are all factual. Guilt Busters offers a genuine pathway to wholeness.