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Three friends, Charlie, Jake and Abbie meet in the park by the picnic tables every week at the same time to play a pretend game in which each of them is a hero. A group of bullies, Sam, Clint, Howie and Jessica start showing up just after the friend get there to harass them and threaten to beat them up. The friends are afraid of them and leave early. Each week, they hope the bullies go away but instead, they get worse. One week, the friend get to the park to find a festively wrapped gift on the picnic table where they sit to plan their game for the day. Looking at it, they find their names on the tag. Lifting the lid, each finds something special that fits with the game they like to play. As soon as each takes their gift from the box, it disappears. When the bullies arrive, they take the friends' gifts from them after harassing them. The next week, the same thing happens. After a few weeks of the same thing, the friends find the gift box but instead of their names, the bullies' names are on it and they can't open it no matter how hard they try. When the bullies come, they are able to lift the lid but soon wish they hadn't.

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Rocky has just moved into the area and made friends with Jacob, a quiet, reserved boy who was never part of the popular crowd. Rocky, on the other hand, craves to be part of the popular crowd and will do anything to prove that he is worthy. Bernard, the captain of the school football team gives Rocky all sorts of 'tests' to see if he is fit to be part of the popular crowd and eventually join the football team. One week it's a bike race around 'dead man's curve', and then things escalate when he is dared to run into Old Mr. McFee's junkyard and 'liberate' a white tire rim. Finally, things come to a head when Bernard dares Rocky to jump off a bridge and into a river. Jacob warns him that he could get hurt, and suddenly, Rocky realizes that he's been giving into peer pressure. The book explains what peer pressure is, and then shows that Rocky had all the friends he needed. In addition to that, he's able to get onto the football team later without Bernard's help. The idea is to show readers that there is always another way to accomplish your goals.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Reuben has been asking his parents for a new red wagon for weeks, having seen one in the local department store. They are always telling him 'maybe later', and his father in particular tells him to be happy with the old wagon he has. Reuben details for the readers some of the 'problems' with his own red wagon. There is a rust spot on the side, one of the wheels is squeaky, and it's sometimes hard to pull.

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The Getting Lost Adventure of Hunter and Ashton

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Early Reading

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While on a family camping trip, Hunter, who is eleven years old, is told to keep a close eye on his five year old brother, Ashton. Ashton sees a small animal and follows it. Just before he loses sight of him, Hunter calls out to Ashton but is ignored. Hunter chases after Ashton as he keeps following one small animal after another for several hours. When the sun starts to go down, the boys realize they don't know where they are or which direction to go to find their way back to the campground. Ashton panics and wants to run in the direction he thinks they should go but Hunter stops him and says it could be the wrong way and they need to stay where they are. Hunter tries to remember everything he can from the wilderness survival shows he likes to watch to help them stay warm at night and find food until someone finds them. The boys survive on their own for three weeks before they are found by the search party. By then, they have been assumed dead and searchers are surprised to find the boys alive and in fairly good health. Hunter is asked hundreds of questions about how they knew what to do.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Good Morals

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Aubrey is excited to have a tea party with all of her friends. As she runs down stairs to get the treats, she realizes that there isn't going to be enough to go around. She is worried that her guests will be upset. She knows that she needs to come up with a plan and fast.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Jessie has spent the better part of the school year perfectly coloring and placing stickers on her favorite pencil box. But on the one of the last few day of school, she finds that her beloved pencil box is missing from her desk. Frantic, she does all she can to figure out where the missing box has went.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Good Morals

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Quinn is sitting in the classroom ready to take her test, when she notices that one of her classmates changed their trademark bow during recess. Not paying too close attention, she goes on to take her test. Later in the day, she hears the teacher mention to the classmate that is once again wearing the correct bow from earlier in the day that these were the best test results she has seen in a long time from the student.

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Spanish Phrases (Everyday) Speedy Study Guides

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A student learning Spanish is learning the grammar and mechanics of the Spanish language. Often, the everyday phrases that we use in normal conversational speaking is never touched upon or even introduced. A pamphlet depicting these everyday phrases would not only increase the Spanish student's vocabulary, but allow them to be able to speak in a more conversational tone to someone who actually speaks Spanish. This would then liberate the Spanish student from book work to conversations and actual speaking.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Sally is playing by herself near some bushes on a playground when she overhears two students that are talking about hurting another student. The other kids sound angry and Sally begins to wonder if she should tell an adult about what she heard. She doesn't want the other kids to get mad at her for telling on them, so she isn't sure about what to do. Ultimately, she does make the right decision, even though it is a difficult one.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Susie Sheep has never liked to share in the past. She wouldn't let others play with her toys or share her treats during lunch. When others shared, she would be the first person to step up and accept the goodies of others. However, in the park after school, she met a couple of kids who had nothing and learns about the power of sharing with others and how giving a little can make a significant difference in the lives of those without.

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A pamphlet about Spanish vocabulary exposes a student to a small amount of information about the Spanish language. This means that they can then focus on adding the few words that are in the pamphlet to their rapidly growing Spanish vocabulary. A small pamphlet can make the task of increasing one's vocabulary seem much easier, and it can help a student focus on the most important words to know. It also allow for the student to carry the pamphlet around with them.

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A student learning Spanish can often struggle the most with grammar. A pamphlet that has information about Spanish grammar can help someone to have a simple guide on understanding how grammar works in the Spanish language. Many people do not want to use a full Spanish book to gain information about grammar. A small pamphlet can contain all of the most important information about Spanish grammar. This will be small enough that a student can keep it with them for easy reference if needed.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Good Morals

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Shella decides to pull a prank on her friends down the by the riverone summer evening. When does it, she ends up making a mess and hurting the feelings of some of her friends in the process. She accidentally breaks the beaver's dam and this washes away the lily pads that the frog enjoys. It also changes the depths of the water, upsetting the fish in the area.

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Nursing is about providing services essential to the maintenance and restoration of health by attending the needs of an ailing individual. Nursing Terminology deals with the idiom / phrases used by nurses in the medical field. This pamphlet provides these terms and their meanings for those who may be studying the field in a concise basis.

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An advanced periodic table of elements displays not only the elements, but the ions that form each element. A pamphlet with such a visual aid would greatly benefit chemistry students. Any student taking chemistry will need to learn the elements. A pamphlet would be concise and break the information down simply, making it easier to understand and remember. It allows students to simply focus on the main point, rather than taking in information that they may or may not need.

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Medical Terminology: Heart (Speedy Study Guides)

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The heart is made of only a few parts, but they are vital to the operation of the organ. A pamphlet can help a student learn about the ventricles, valves, arteries and other components in this vital part of the body. There are pictures of the different valves as well as the chambers that the student can learn about. Colors are sometimes used to give details about which way the blood flows into and out of the heart so that students can get a better idea of the circulation.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Good Morals

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Nadia is a dust mite. She and her family have lived for as long as she can remember under the sofa in a cabin in the woods. Not too many people come to the cabin and Nadia has never been anywhere else but in the old cabin. She has also never met any other "people" of her own kind. They are the only family that lives in the cabin. One day the sofa is sold to a family who comes to collect it, loading it onto the back of a big truck and moving it into the city into an antique shop. Nadia and her family cling on for dear life, arriving safely at the antique shop, where they find out that there are more of their own kind there. Nervous about the move, frightened about being away from all of the things that she knows and even loves, Nadia is still eager to explore. What will she and her family find? Will the other residents of the antique shop like them?Is it possible that Nadia might even make a new friend?

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Fun Life Lessons

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Kevin is excited because his favorite dog Bella has just given birth to a new set of puppies while he was at school. Rushing outside to see them, he is surprised to see a blue puppy in the mix. Since he can talk to animals, he tries to get Bella's attention, but she is snoring away and can't be disturbed. With Bella is asleep, he can't ask her what is going on and he decides to investigate the situation to figure out why one puppy is blue and none of the others are on his own.

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Children's Books and Bedtime Stories For Kids Ages 3-8 for Early Reading

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Luther Lion just wants to go outside and play with his friends. Right before the recess bell rings, Abigail Armadillo answers the last math problem of the morning and wins a prize. Angry, Luther reaches over and grabs her hair and pulls it, causing her to cry. Since the teacher had her back turned and Abigail couldn't see who did it, Luther blames Thomas Turkey who gets sent to the principal's office for hurting his classmate. When he goes outside, Luther isn't proud about what he did.

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Medical Terminology: Brain (Speedy Study Guides)

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The human brain is a complex organ that has a lot of different parts to it. This means that it can be very difficult for a student to memorize all of the parts of it for an exam. One way to make this easier is with the use of a study pamphlet. This pamphlet has a detailed listing of the names of the major regions and parts of the brain, where they are located, and the basic functions of them are.