Böcker av Anna Richards

Giraffes Ginny and Gerry fall in love at the African dance and soon a baby giraffe is on the way. One night Ginny feels something isn't quite right and a visit to the hospital confirms this. As Ginny wonders where their baby has gone the other animals share their thoughts on where baby giraffe might be. 'Where Has My Baby Gone' provides an accessible approach for adults to discuss the topic of miscarriage with young children.

Paddling France - guidebook with 40 handpicked itineraries for waterborne exploration by SUP (paddleboard), kayak or canoe. From Brittany to the Mediterranean, trips suit different abilities, from gentle lake paddles to multi-day river odysseys, and encompass coast, countryside and cities. Contains maps and advice on travel, accommodation and more.

Suzie & Sam are young seagulls who scavenge on what people leave behind on the seafront. But during lockdown, there were no people and so nothing to scavenge! What better way then to learn how to fish from Grandpa Seth, especially as their environment improves as the sea becomes cleaner and rubbish free.

`There is no other text that can inform, educate and involve so effectively about the needs of ADHD children in mainstream classrooms. I would recommend that it is included on reading lists for trainee teachers, and is promoted by Special Needs Co-ordinators in schools. - Jane Spencer, De Montfort University`A remarkable story told with honesty, candour and real strength. It is powerful'' - Rt. Revd. Christopher Herbert, Bishop of St AlbansA fascinating and thought-provoking book written by the mother of an eleven year-old with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This book is cleverly constructed and looks at ADHD from many perspectives.It follows a 22-hour expedition, but it is also a journey of discovery for Anna''s family about how to best help their son.Peppered with humour, irony, laughter, pain, outrage, discussion and reflection, this book shows a way through the maze of ADHD, and provides a reader-friendly but challenging read.