Juniper And Rose

Juniper and the Rose is a love letter from a father to his young daughter. Together, they learn the values of familial love, and the inner strength that comes from life's toughest lessons, and never giving up. Juniper and the Rose is a children's book for adults.

How would you explain life changes to your growing child? Do you need help teaching them that differences can make life more interesting and emphasize their uniqueness? This book was written by a professional care-giver to help you support your child. Although It's easy to see the differences between ourselves and other people, it can be harder to make sense of and appreciate those differences. Juniper and Rose "Sisters First and Best Friends Forever" is a story for any child (or adult); girl or boy, looking for guidance while navigating change. Twin sisters Juniper and Rose are best friends until different interests start to pull them apart. During their struggle, they learn that through acceptance, compromise, and teamwork different can be fun! Its vibrant text and beautiful illustrations brings this book to life as it target real issues that kids and adults go through in their many walks of life, such as conflict and friendship. It emphasizes the importance of working together and motivating kids to aim high. This book can also help any parent start a conversation about diversity and bi-racial families. If you have twins or you're a care giver of young siblings, this children's book is for you.

Peter Straub presents four stories that are offshoots of the fictional universe created in his Blue Rose trilogy. Each of the stories stands alone, but together they shine a revelatory light on the novels that inspired them.

In these times of great change and "new normals," the twins, like all children, must discover positive ways to cope with adjustments, losses, and uncomfortable feelings. During their week with Grandma and Grandpa, Juniper and Rose miss their parents, but find security in the love of their grandparents and see their parents return, just like they promised. Juniper and Rose's experience offers them an important life lesson in trust, which allows them to overcome separation anxiety. Although a normal and beautiful sign of meaningful attachment, separation anxiety can be unsettling; it affects approximately four to five percent of children in the U.S., ages seven to eleven. The storyline of We Will Always Come Back also demonstrates the girls' social-emotional development, or learning (SEL), which is the way children discover who they are, what they are feeling, and what to expect when interacting with others. SEL enables children to form and sustain positive relationships. experience, manage, and express emotions. explore and engage with the environment. set positive goals. feel empathy for others. solve problems effectively. Parents and caregivers play the biggest role in SEL because they offer the most consistent relationships for their children. The story highlights these relationships, focusing on family bonding, and provides a simple and effective technique to help parents prepare children for big changes and time apart, such as the following situations: parents on vacations or business trips parents at work child's first day of school new caregiver (someone other than the parents, e.g., grandparents, childcare provider, etc.) The ultimate takeaway is that the most important people in a child's life-like Juniper and Rose's parents-will always come back, giving children freedom in that assurance to let go of worry and enjoy being kids!

Juniper & Rose One More Bite, Please Two endearing twin sisters star in a humorous story about winning the food battle with love and imagination. Embark on an epic food adventure in One More Bite, Please! the second book in the Juniper and Rose series. The sisters refuse to eat their meals, causing their parents to be concerned about their health. Mom and Dad devise a plan to not only encourage healthy eating but to also make mealtime more enjoyable. With peanut butter and jelly princess sandwiches, orange slices in the shape of goldfish, and pancakes resembling a lion, Mom and Dad hope their princesses will take one more bite and end the food battle forever. Resources for parents and educators include interactive tools, meal ideas and recipe cards for each meal listed in the book. These are available on the Dara Publishing website: http: //darapublishing.co/activities-menu/

Juniper Berry's parents are the most beloved actor and actress in the world—but Juniper can't help but feel they haven't been quite right lately. And she and her friend Giles are determined to find out why. On a cold and rainy night, Juniper follows her parents as they sneak out of the house and enter the woods. What she discovers is an underworld filled with contradictions: one that is terrifying and enticing, lorded over by a creature both sinister and seductive, who can sell you all the world's secrets bound in a balloon. For the first time, Juniper and Giles have a choice to make. And it will be up to them to confront their own fears in order to save the ones who couldn't. M.P. Kozlowsky's debut is a modern-day fairy tale of terror, temptation, and ways in which it is our choices that make us who we are.

Natalie Riess and Sara Goetter's Dungeon Critters is a middle-grade graphic novel about a gang of adorable animal friends on a D&D style dungeon crawl. Quests! Plots! Evil Plants! Magic and mayhem! Join the Dungeon Critters—a tight-knit squad of animal companions—on a wild adventure investigating a sinister botanical conspiracy among the furry nobility. As they risk their lives traveling through haunted dungeons, swamps, and high society balls—they also come closer together as friends. Motivated by rivalries, ideals, and a lust for adventure, these critters navigate not only perils and dangers of the natural world, but also perils and dangers...of the heart!