Títulos en Crecer y cosas de la vida

Manny and Max on the Rise is a child’s guide to overcoming anxiety. Complete the thought exercises in the book to become as brave as Manny, so you are ready to embark on new adventures.

A collection of four delightful tales of adventure and fun teach children important lessons and traits. Squiggly the Spider learns perseverance and gratitude. Two little cave boys show kindness by helping a sick dinosaur friend and others while on their journey for a cure. Scarlett realizes the impact of developing and sharing talents, and our dogs help us to recognize the many faces of love.

Tommy is a little blind kitten whose mother teaches him about the traditions of the American Flag, what it means to be an American, and to live in the best country in the world.

"The Cousins’ Challenge - Overcoming Obstacles Together" by Tressi Mitchell is a heartwarming tale of acceptance, diversity, and teamwork. The story follows a group of siblings and cousins as they embark on a treasure hunt adventure, navigating challenges and conflicts along the way.

You’re going on a journey within your powerful mind! You’ll meet three superpowered Brainheimers named Boss Breezy, Detective Dread, and Mayor Metaman. In the city of Brainheim, all thoughts coexist in harmony until an army of empty souls attacks them. To maintain the balance of Brainheim, the Brainheimers must cooperate! The story is based on a metacognitive model of the mind, showing how metacognitions guide thinking and attention.

Filó, uma joaninha muito vaidosa, arrumou‑se toda para visitar sua tia, mas parece que todos os bichos da floresta tiraram o dia para dar palpites sobre sua roupa... Filó fica triste e cansada, mas a tia Matilde vai lhe ensinar a ficar de bem com a vida. Uma reflexão interessante é provocada pelas atitudes dos personagens dessa divertida narrativa.

Bento não está nem um pouco a fim de sair de casa, apesar dos inúmeros convites para brincar no parquinho do prédio. Ele prefere navegar na internet, cuidar de seu bichinho virtual, ver e-mails e jogar videogame sozinho. Mas, lá embaixo, a diversão está rolando solta, com muita pipoca, pião, batata quente, corre cutia... Será que ainda dá tempo de descer e curtir os amigos de verdade?

Chega o dia de voltar às aulas e Amanda está ansiosa. Para piorar a tensão, sua melhor amiga, Lud, não foi à escola porque está com dengue! Sem saber como ajudar a amiga, Amanda decide ir em busca de informações sobre essa doença tão perigosa. Em uma viagem surpreendente pelo mundo da informação, Amanda descobre meios muito eficazes de combate aos males causados pelo mosquito que transmite a dengue e outras doenças como zika e chikungunya.

As gêmeas Helena e Maria ganharam lindos cofrinhos da madrinha. Mas uma das meninas não quer nem saber de guardar dinheiro, comprando tudo o que vê, enquanto a outra, desde pequena, já sabe poupar, imaginando que economizar só vai fazer bem. Por meio de uma história que demonstra que saber gastar sem exageros é a melhor forma de lidar com o dinheiro, este divertido livro discute um tema bastante atual: a educação financeira.

Moína é uma menina muito curiosa, de origem indígena, e que adora se aconchegar nos braços da avó para ouvir histórias. Ela quer entender o sentido de sua vida, as suas transformações. Mas uma história em especial revelará à menina o sofrimento pelo qual seu povo passou, as descobertas e a sabedoria de seus ancestrais e também como conseguiram a cura de um de seus bens mais preciosos: a terra.

Vivemos em um mundo vasto e colorido, repleto de elementos diversos em perfeita interação. Por isso, é tão importante respeitar uma simples verdade: somos todos diferentes. Escrito pelas autoras Regina Rennó e Regina Otero, em edição revisada e atualizada, esse livro propõe ao leitor explorar aquilo que nos torna diferentes, sempre respeitando essa incrível e bela diversidade. Com atividades complementares, o livro faz parte da Série Ludo Ludens, e é um excelente incentivo para repensar nosso papel no mundo e nossas responsabilidades com o outro.

Grace Marshall is eleven years old. She’s curious and creative and dreams of becoming a magician called Grace the Amazing! Grace’s only friend is her art teacher, Pamela. When she discovers that Pamela is ill, the fragile certainties Grace relies on threaten to slip away. On her mission to find a cure for Pamela using miraculous magic, Grace asks the big questions about life, love, and friendship.

Tired of life in a noisy city, a group of magicians gathers together and POOF!—they create their very own town. Being rather self-centered, they elect themselves to various positions in the town. When the voting is over, every magician has been elected to office; everyone, that is, except young Abracadabra Bartholomew Brown. Why not Bartholomew? Because he stutters, which causes some people to tease him and think less of him.

Meet Deja, a creative, compassionate 3rd grader with a secret dream to transform her school. With a little bit of help from an unlikely source, she acquires a secret superhero identity and unique powers. She's now an unstoppable undercover superhero, known as Donut Girl. She laces up her purple sequin high-tops and gets to work. Armed with sprinkles, icing, and love, Deja is a formidable force against the evil powers spreading unrest within her school.

Tommy escapes from her rural school bus after bullies pelt her with tomatoes. Alone in the middle of nowhere, she decides to walk all the way home. But the Australian summer day grows dangerously hot. She comes across a tiny, one-room school from another century, which wasn't there before. She decides to spend her day with the unusual kids who attend, and makes a new friend—a ghostly friend, who will come in very handy next time Tommy rides that school bus.

Mary Lennox is a sick and spoiled child living in India. After her parents die of cholera, she returns to England. There her health improves while meeting all sorts of strange and wonderful people and friends. Mary has all kinds of adventures with weird sounds in the night, amusing accents, and a locked garden. The Secret Garden is a magical book about friendship, tenacity, and willpower.

The crowds cheer as the President of Ireland welcomes the beautiful Johanna onto the stage in Eyre Square in Galway, Now rich and world famous, she ponders on how she came to be in this position. She thinks back to when she was growing up and how she had a source of great advice in the Listening Tree in Merlin Woods. She remembers fondly the advice she received from her friend and how she took it all on board. With old Irish sayings interweaved, this quaint story shows the importance of finding that source of advice you can follow in life—and to know the difference.

When Emily the cute cat comes across the grumpy and accident prone Tristan the owl, she notices how few friends he has to help him out. So she decides to be a friend and show him caring. The incremental changes she helps him make with his lifestyle choices make a huge difference.

Middle school is the new high school (huh?), and Dudes are low men on the totem pole. What else can they do but create a fake eighth-grader? Along the way, they: Create a reality show. Signal UFO’s. Promote devil worship. And exert mind control on the student body!

It’s summer in Sherwood Heights, and that means a ninja stealth picnic, supervillain jail, and a zombie apocalypse! The Dudes are five friends who set out to save Nate from the doom of private school. But code names, battle training, and a campout of doom don’t help as much as you’d think they would. Besides that, the girl next door has a teacup-sized pit bull, Tyler’s mom has banned “screen time”, and there’s the rising cost of fake blood. Can the Dudes use inadvisable stunts and madcap plans to save the day? That’s how they roll!