Got my dad's walker bag finished. Works well. He loves it. I was afraid it wouldn't work because it was my own made-up-in-my-mind pattern. My mom told me what they wanted and I went to work.
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Meet Candy, the cute girl who loves chocolate so much she dreams about it at night. Grab some sweets and follow Candy though a Magical Chocolate Kingdom that fills her belly and teaches her an important lesson about limits, after something very unexpected happens in the delicious empire.
Though the vivid illustrations are sure to make your mouth water, Candy’s new understanding is the real treat even you can munch on!
Excellent for beginner’s readers and children ages 3-6. Book 1 in the Kingdom Fantasy series.
For More InformationNirit Littaney is a fresh, imaginative author who weaves vivid images and important life lessons into endearing stories for children. After being confined to her bed for years by an incurable illness, Nirit experienced the same triumph of spirit that many of her characters undergo in their journeys through lands near and far.
Nirit’s commitment to personal and physical healing, along with her story-like travels around the world, have inspired her to pen inventive tales for families in search of humorous, insightful bedtime stories. She writes for children in hopes of making them giggle while they also learn a lesson or two.
Today, Nirit lives in Israel with her angel of a husband, who champions each of her new books as if he were the wide-eyed child she wrote them for. When Nirit isn’t dreaming up new characters, she works as a nutritionist, medical coach, and spiritual leader. She is eager to inspire and help others with the lessons her own challenges have taught her—and what better way is there than through books?
Her latest children’s book is Candy’s Chocolate Kingdom.
“This book will be useful in teaching children about limits and why they are important. The illustrations are beautiful, the writing flows well, and the story will keep children engaged all the way through. I would highly recommend this for parents, grandparents, teachers, etc.”an ecopy of this book was provided in exchange for my honest review by....
– Book Babble
“This is a book I would read to my little brother and my own children. The illustrations and beautifully crafted and go with the story.”
– Kat’s Reading Corner
This is a story about Ben, a lively and active boy, who finds the sensory experiences within his day to be overwhelming.
Loud noises vibrate through his body and “shoes and sock bother him.. they never feel just right”.
This can make it hard for Ben to be a good student. But don’t worry, his teacher and mum know what to do to help him through his day.As a special education paraeducator, I think this is an awesome book. I can see many students I work with in this book. This book would make an excellent resource tool in most teacher's libraries. The tips and added notes in the book are wonderful.
Robyn Sims is a paediatric occupational therapist who works in private practice with many children with sensory processing challenges. She is co-director of Magnetic Moves and co-presents workshops on SPD.
Joanne Larcom is a mother to four beautiful children, one of whom has sensory processing challenges. She is co-director of Magnetic Moves and presents workshops on SPD with Robyn.
Their latest book is the children’s picture book, Ben’s School Daze.For More Information