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Mes comptines des émotions (tMes premières musiques)
Par Emmanuelle Cabrol. 2022
Gaspard dit les mots câlins (Livre sonore)
Par Tiago Americo. 2022
Aujourd'hui, Gaspard le petit chaton est très affectueux avec tous ceux qu'il aime. Une histoire courte avec cinq puces sonores…
pour entendre les répliques et une sixième pour écouter une chanson amusante.Mon premier abécédaire à écouter
Par Andy Passchier. 2022
Les instruments de musique: livre audio (L'Imagerie des bébés)
Par Émilie Beaumont, Emilie Beaumont, Nathalie Bélineau. 2022
Petites chansons pour aller sur le pot: livre sonore (Livre sonore)
Par Paule Battault. 2022
Mes plus belles comptines pour compter (Livre sonore)
Par Marie Paruit. 2022
Des comptines à écouter grâce aux puces sonores pour apprendre les nombres : un, deux, trois nous irons au bois,…
ils étaient cinq dans le nid ou encore une oie, deux oies, trois oies.Popote, la petite crotte
Par Olivier Dutto. 2023
Popote, la petite crotte, se balade dans la maison... Elle aime se cacher dans un coin du salon, se faire…
bronzer sous la fenêtre ou encore prendre un bon bain. Mais elle aime moins se faire renifler par le chien! À la fin de son parcours, Popote aime surtout faire dodo au fond de son petit potCoucou bébé écoute (Mon petit livre sonore)
Par Camille Romanetto. 2022
Le leadership bienveillant: une histoire d'amour envers soi et les autres
Par Josée Fiset. 2022
Si faire preuve de leadership s'applique en affaires, cela se manifeste aussi au sein de la famille, dans le monde…
du sport, dans la communauté, en politique et même en milieu scolaire. Pour la cofondatrice de Première Moisson, Josée Fiset, le leadership s'exerce grâce à plusieurs forces, et l'amour et la bienveillance sont au centre de celles-ci. À l'ère où le marché fait face à une pénurie de main-d'œuvre, susciter l'engagement et la mobilisation des individus est d'une importance capitale. Le livre se veut une référence pour toute personne qui a soif d'apprendre et de s'améliorer en tant qu'humain et leaderla reine d'une ère nouvelle (Elizabeth II #1)
Par Robert Hardman. 2022
Elizabeth Windsor n'était pas née pour être reine. Pourtant, depuis son accession au trône en 1952 à l'âge de 25…
ans, elle s'est révélée une figure astucieuse, déterminée, menant sa famille et son peuple à travers plus de sept décennies de changements sociaux sans précédentTerry: my daughter's life-and-death struggle with alcoholism
Par George McGovern. 1996
A former senator and onetime presidential candidate's anguished story of his daughter's unhappy life and alcohol-related death. He tries to…
understand and explain her steady, uncontrolled descent into depression and alcoholism, concluding that genetic vulnerability was a key factorThe magic village
Par Rosanne Keller. 1990
A book for new readers. After an earthquake destroys her village in Guatemala, Lupe moves to Arizona to live with…
her brother. She is lonely and wants to make friends, so she takes a job in a bakery. Even there Lupe feels left out. She consoles herself by making figurines from leftover dough, creating a tiny villageThe Frugal gourmet celebrates Christmas
Par Jeff Smith. 1991
More than just a cookbook, this collection offers a celebration of Christmas--and for good measure Smith adds stories and recipes…
for Chanukah and dishes for some European Christmas Eve feasts. As he tells the Christmas story, Smith describes foods appropriate for members of the manger scene: green olive soup for the shepherd boy, lamb meatballs for the three wise men, and honey cake for the angels. Holiday recipes followFar-flung Hubbell
Par Sue Hubbell. 1995
Like a favorite guest at dinner, journalist Hubbell tells thirteen stories of her travels around America, flavoring them with humor…
and history. In focusing on the specific--whether it is a great pie, a magician convention, or the demise of dime stores--she reflects an America that is familiar and down-to-earth and has an interesting background. Many of the pieces were published in The New YorkerScott, Foresman Robert's Rules of order newly revised
Par Henry Robert. 1990
Cocaine and crack
Par Marilyn Carroll. 1994
Carroll explains that cocaine comes from the coca plant of western South America. She discusses the history of cocaine use;…
describes how it is processed and what the different forms are; and outlines the effects of cocaine, the personal aspects of abusing cocaine and crack, and the efforts that are being made to solve this drug problem. For junior and senior high readersBehind the mask: a book about prepositions
Par Ruth Heller. 1995
"OF prepositions have no fear . . . they help make directions clear . . . and IN phrases only…
they appear." The author uses simple rhyming text with catchy phrases to explain these useful words. For grades 2-4Goodbye: A first conversation about grief (First Conversations)
Par Megan Madison. 2023
An audiobook edition of the board book about grief, offering adults the opportunity to begin important conversations with young children…
in an informed, safe, and supported way. Developed by experts in the fields of early childhood and activism against injustice, this topic-driven book offers clear, concrete language to introduce the concept of grief. This book aims to normalize the topic of death by discussing what it means and how it feels to experience loss. It centers around several questions that arise about grief and honest, simple ways to answer them. While young children are avid observers and questioners of their world, adults often shut down or postpone conversations on complicated topics because it's hard to know where to begin. Research shows that talking about tough issues from the age of two not only helps children understand what they see, but also increases self-awareness, self-esteem, and allows them to recognize and confront things that are unfair, like discrimination and prejudice. These books offer a supportive approach that considers both the child and the adult. There is simple and interactive text, and the backmatter offers additional resources and ideas for extending this discussionOut of silence: a journey into language
Par Russell Martin. 1994
Discussion of language, speech, and autism is interspersed with the story of the author's nephew Ian. Ian became autistic due…
to an immunization at eighteen months. At eight, using facilitated communication with a laptop computer, Ian demonstrates that he has language skills, he knows he has autism, he is bored with the routines he demands but needs them to stay calm, and he is frustrated by a body that doesn't listenI want more of everything
Par Eda LeShan. 1994
Sequel to It's Better to Be over the Hill Than under It (BR 08610). This collection of seventy-seven essays, drawn…
for the most part from LeShan's weekly column in Newsday, continues her thoughts on growing old. She writes about needing afternoon naps, taking risks, creating a family, feeling passion, rewriting the address book, letting go of the past, making brave decisions, and retiring