Valentina Jaskina – illustratör

Godnattsagor på 5 minuter - Med böner och bibelord

När man precis ska somna passar det särskilt bra att kura ihop sig och få höra söta små djurberättelser om vänskap, förlåtelse, mod och mycket annat. Här får vi träffa t.ex. Lilla Lejonet när han tampas med sin rädsla, Lilla Lammet som ger bort en alldeles särskild present, och Lilla Valpen som får lära sig att tala sanning.

Efter en lång dag kan de minsta få krypa till sängs, lyssna på berättelsen och sedan vara med och be en bön och det tar inte mer än fem minuter!

"A sweet ode to fatherhood that takes a walk on the wild side." - Kirkus Reviews1 dad stretching, 2 dads munching, 3 dads carrying . . .Dads are all around us! This simple counting book invites readers to count and honor dads of all kinds—the every day heroes who make a difference! Dads cuddling; dads snoring; dads helping each other and their kids. It's a heartwarming opportunity to celebrate all that dads are and do! With sweet animal characters and charming art, this is the perfect gift book for new dads and at Father's Day and all year long.

This thoughtful and empathetic activity book is perfectly designed to help children explore the importance of kindness, and the joy that can be found in helping others. Developed in consultation with a professional child psychologist, it is packed with helpful information, and also contains a selection of 30+ drawing, colouring, and puzzle-solving activities. These offer a chance for all children to discuss and express emotions in a safe way. Each fun activity helps children to explore ideas about generosity, sharing, and finding happiness in helping others. This book is designed to promote empathy, improve understanding of emotions, and encourages positive thinking. Perfect for kids age 6+.ABOUT THE SERIES: The beautifully illustrated Thoughts and Feelings series allows children to understand and express their emotions through a series of practical activities and write-in exercises, devised by childhood development experts.

Many preschoolers might think church is all about seeing friends and eating goldfish, but this sweet board book helps them understand that church is so much more. They'll be reminded of important parts of worship such as praying, reading the Bible, and singing songs, and they'll visit scenes from churches around the globe (Romania, Tokyo, India, Ecuador, U.S.A, and Africa) to learn that Christians far, far away are praying, reading the Bible, and singing too!

Preschoolers will love learning that their time and place at church is important and that they are a special part of God's big, big family.

Spencer the siksik is excited for the first day of school! When he gets to class, the teacher introduces a new student: Gary the snow goose. Spencer doesn't want to let Gary play with him and his friends. He thinks Gary will just confuse things because he is new. But when Spencer sees that Gary is upset, he remembers what his grandmother taught him about being welcoming.

This book is the first in a series that teaches children about Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles, or "IQ" principles, which are a set of communal rules that focus on the ways one is expected to behave. This book teaches the IQ principle of Tunnganarniq: Being Welcoming.

Spencer can't wait to go outside and play with his friends. He wants to play basketball and practise for the tryouts at school. But Gary the Snow Goose doesn't want to play basketball with him. Gary wants to play street hockey. The two friends can't come to an agreement. When Spencer sees that there is a reason why Gary doesn't want to play basketball, he remembers what his grandmother taught him about showing respect.

This book incorporates the Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) principle of Inuuqatigiitsiarniq: respecting others, relationships, and caring for people. IQ principles are a set of communal rules that focus on the ways one is expected to behave.

Spencer the Siksik can’t wait for the first snowfall. He is going to build a snow fort with Gary the Snow Goose!

When Spencer’s mom tells him he must first shovel his grandma’s steps, he doesn’t understand why she has to ruin his fun. He just wants to play outside! But when Spencer sees that his grandma and her neighbours can’t leave their houses, he remembers what his mom taught him about taking care of Elders in his community.

Follow along as Spencer learns the importance of one of the eight guiding Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles: serving others. Explore more books in the Spencer the Siksik series to see how Spencer and his friend Gary learn about the other principles!

Learn about the Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principle of Avatittinnik Kamatsiarniq (respecting the land and environment) with Spencer, the adorable siksik!

Spencer can’t wait for gym class. He can’t wait to play soccer baseball! But his teacher announces that the class will be cleaning up the playground instead. Spencer is upset. He never litters, so why should he pick up other people’s trash? When his friend Gary gets stuck in a discarded plastic ring, Spencer remembers what his grandmother taught him about taking care of the land. Can Spencer make it up to his classmates before the community clean-up is over? Follow along with Spencer and Gary as they learn about one of the eight guiding Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles: respecting the land, animals and environment.

Don’t miss the rest of Spencer’s adventures! Check out the entire series to find out how Spencer and Gary learn about each of the eight guiding Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles.

It’s a beautiful day, and Spencer the Siksik can’t wait to play with his friends!Gary the Snow Goose wants to play Inuit baseball. Spencer thinks tag is more fun. When Spencer and Gary disagree, Spencer storms off. Can Spencer and Gary come up with a decision that they are both happy with? See how Spencer and Gary learn about one of the eight guiding Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles: consensus decision-making.Don’t miss the rest of Spencer’s adventures! Each book in this series follows Spencer the Siksik and Gary the Snow Goose as they learn about one of the Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) principles. The IQ principles are a set of Inuit beliefs, values, and communal laws focused on living a good life and the ways one is expected to behave. Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit literally translates to "that which Inuit have always known to be true."

Little ones will love learning the true story of Easter in this faith-filled, adorable padded board book -- perfect for children and parents to read together!