R. A. Stephens - Böcker

Riz Chester is an average 10-year-old girl. She can't do anything special and is average at school. But Riz is particularly picky, she notices when the teacher is 2 minutes late, or when the food brand used in the cheese sandwiches changes. She also notices when money doesn't feel quite right.Spotted by a police officer, Riz gets called in for questioning. She demonstrates she does notice the difference between the normal notes and the counterfeit ones, even though before her interaction with the officer she had never heard of counterfeiting. The officer explains that there is a ring of counterfeiting occurring locally but they haven't been able to pinpoint the criminal source. Mum cannot remember where the notes came from, but something sticks out to Riz when she thinks about it later. She recruits her friends to help her help investigate, carefully planning a course of action to track down the counterfeit notes. With the help of Riz and her friends, the police uncover the counterfeit operation.

Two apples plus three oranges.Does that make five orples? NO! It's still two apples and three oranges. Join the adventurous cat and her friends for an interactive counting and adding challenge. But dont get too mixed up! In this quirky maths breaking counting book readers can engage with all the different ways you can go WRONG in adding like terms In this quirky maths following and slightly maths breaking counting book readers engage with all the different ways you can go wrong in adding like terms. Maths teachers can use this book to help children understand basics as they are introduced to algebra and patterns. Written in a way that you can interact with the reader. An alternate counting book with a fun outlook demonstrating why you cant add things that arent the same. Children and teens easily mix up their addition in algebra. In this fun picture book for kids its fun to learn that apples and oranges dont make orples! This book can be used with older children, learning support and in other areas to help students with understanding why you cant mix and match.

A fun, familyfriendly and interactive picture book to celebrate mums and their love fortheir children, written from the perspective of a child. My mother has aninvisible shield. I’ve tested it. It’s true. No matter what hermischievous children attempt, mum is always ready and prepared. When they sneakup behind her, she always turns just in time. With ease, she thwarts an attemptto nab an afternoon snack before it's ready. They must try something cleverer.But her shield is still there, and she avoids the attempt yet again. Maybe hershield is like an astronaut suit, or like feathers, or like bubble wrap? But inmoments of need, that shield always falls in time for mum to scoop them up intoher arms.This book waswritten inspired by the author’s own children and written as a fun activitywith them. While the tricks are a bit silly, it carries an important messageabout family and the bond between mother and children.