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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - When Caidon, a bright and curious boy with low vision, visits a marine park with his family, he feels uncertain about joining the other children in the water. Everything looks different-blurrier, louder, and a little overwhelming. But then, a playful sea lion named Sebastian splashes into his world, turning fear into friendship and doubt into discovery.Caidon Meets Sebastian is a beautifully illustrated picture book that encourages children to embrace their unique perspectives and find courage in unexpected places. Inspired by real experiences and written by educator and author Nakia 'NK' Navarro, the story gently introduces readers to themes of inclusion, empathy, and self-confidence.As Caidon learns to trust himself and explore the world through his own way of seeing, young readers will find inspiration to do the same. The vivid, Pixar-style illustrations and rhythmic storytelling make this book a favorite for storytime, classrooms, and family reading.Perfect for children ages 4-8, Caidon Meets Sebastian celebrates courage, resilience, and friendship-reminding us all that what makes us different also makes us extraordinary.Themes: Low Vision Awareness Courage Friendship Inclusion Resilience EmpathyAbout the Series:Caidon Meets Sebastian is the first book in the Seeing with Courage series, created by KayMatCa Inc., a company dedicated to empowering learners, sparking creativity, and changing futures through inclusive storytelling and educational design.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Dating after forty was supposed to feel mature. Emotionally evolved. Stable.Instead, it became a parade of ghosters, emotionally unavailable intellectuals, married men "separated in spirit," fake consultants driving Uber, men intimidated by ambition, and enough fragile egos to qualify as a public health crisis.After grief, divorce, motherhood, financial survival, and years spent being "the strong one," Nakia reluctantly enters the world of modern dating armed with a husband checklist, dark humor, and a nervous system held together by prayer, caffeine, and sheer determination. Between disastrous first dates, lustful strangers, emotionally inconsistent men, and the exhausting chaos of dating apps, she finds herself confronting a painful truth: she mastered survival long ago. but never truly learned how to receive love.Then comes Fire.The one man whose presence feels instantly familiar. The one connection that slips past every defense mechanism she has carefully perfected. The one man capable of making her question whether vulnerability is weakness-or the doorway to the kind of love she has spent her entire life searching for.Sharp, emotionally raw, darkly funny, and deeply self-aware, *When the Bar Is Hell: Dating at 40* explores modern love, Black womanhood, grief, motherhood, emotional avoidance, desire, trauma, healing, and the exhausting hope required to keep believing in love after disappointment.Blending literary reflection with brutally honest humor, NK Navarro delivers a story for anyone who has: - mistaken chemistry for compatibility, - Googled a man at 3 a.m., - overexplained themselves to emotionally unavailable people, - survived heartbreak while pretending to be fine, - or wondered if modern dating is simply trauma with appetizers.At its core, this is not just a book about dating.It is about a woman learning that survival and love are not the same thing. Raw, witty, and painfully relatable, explores vulnerability and womanhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Puddle Hunting is a joyful and imaginative children's picture book about turning boredom into adventure. Written by mother-and-son duo N.K. Navarro and Caidon Moya, this heartwarming story celebrates curiosity, creativity, and the special bond between a parent and child.When Caidon finds himself stuck inside on a cold, rainy day, he quickly grows bored while his mom works from home. Nothing seems exciting-his blocks are built, his coloring is finished, and the rain outside only makes the day feel longer. But when the timer rings, Mom reveals a surprise: it's time to put on rain boots and go puddle hunting.What begins as a simple walk in the rain becomes a magical adventure filled with splashes, laughter, and a little imagination-especially when Caidon wonders if mysterious "rain monsters" might be hiding in the puddles. With reassurance from Mom and courage in his heart, Caidon discovers that sometimes the best days come from the simplest moments together. Beautifully illustrated and inspired by real family experiences, Puddle Hunting celebrates children who see the world differently and encourages young readers to embrace curiosity, courage, and play-even on rainy days.Perfect for ages 3-7, this uplifting story is especially meaningful for families raising children with low vision or unique learning journeys, while reminding all readers that imagination can turn any ordinary day into an unforgettable adventure.Key Themes: - Parent-child connection- Imagination and resilience- Inclusive storytelling and low vision representation- Outdoor exploration and play- Turning boredom into creativityAudience: Ages 3-7 PreK-2nd GradeFormat: Full-color picture bookIdeal for: Families, classrooms, libraries, and inclusive literacy collections. A heartwarming picture book by mother-and-son duo about turning a rainy day into an unforgettable adventure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Dating after forty was supposed to feel mature. Emotionally evolved. Stable.Instead, it became a parade of ghosters, emotionally unavailable intellectuals, married men 'separated in spirit,' fake consultants driving Uber, men intimidated by ambition, and enough fragile egos to qualify as a public health crisis.After grief, divorce, motherhood, financial survival, and years spent being 'the strong one,' Nakia reluctantly enters the world of modern dating armed with a husband checklist, dark humor, and a nervous system held together by prayer, caffeine, and sheer determination. Between disastrous first dates, lustful strangers, emotionally inconsistent men, and the exhausting chaos of dating apps, she finds herself confronting a painful truth: she mastered survival long ago. but never truly learned how to receive love.Then comes Fire.The one man whose presence feels instantly familiar. The one connection that slips past every defense mechanism she has carefully perfected. The one man capable of making her question whether vulnerability is weakness-or the doorway to the kind of love she has spent her entire life searching for.Sharp, emotionally raw, darkly funny, and deeply self-aware, \*When the Bar Is Hell: Dating at 40\* explores modern love, Black womanhood, grief, motherhood, emotional avoidance, desire, trauma, healing, and the exhausting hope required to keep believing in love after disappointment.Blending literary reflection with brutally honest humor, NK Navarro delivers a story for anyone who has:¿ mistaken chemistry for compatibility,¿ Googled a man at 3 a.m.,¿ overexplained themselves to emotionally unavailable people,¿ survived heartbreak while pretending to be fine,¿ or wondered if modern dating is simply trauma with appetizers.At its core, this is not just a book about dating.It is about a woman learning that survival and love are not the same thing.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Dating after forty was supposed to feel mature. Emotionally evolved. Stable.Instead, it became a parade of ghosters, emotionally unavailable intellectuals, married men "separated in spirit," fake consultants driving Uber, men intimidated by ambition, and enough fragile egos to qualify as a public health crisis.After grief, divorce, motherhood, financial survival, and years spent being "the strong one," Nakia reluctantly enters the world of modern dating armed with a husband checklist, dark humor, and a nervous system held together by prayer, caffeine, and sheer determination. Between disastrous first dates, lustful strangers, emotionally inconsistent men, and the exhausting chaos of dating apps, she finds herself confronting a painful truth: she mastered survival long ago. but never truly learned how to receive love.Then comes Fire.The one man whose presence feels instantly familiar. The one connection that slips past every defense mechanism she has carefully perfected. The one man capable of making her question whether vulnerability is weakness-or the doorway to the kind of love she has spent her entire life searching for.Sharp, emotionally raw, darkly funny, and deeply self-aware, *When the Bar Is Hell: Dating at 40* explores modern love, Black womanhood, grief, motherhood, emotional avoidance, desire, trauma, healing, and the exhausting hope required to keep believing in love after disappointment.Blending literary reflection with brutally honest humor, NK Navarro delivers a story for anyone who has: - mistaken chemistry for compatibility, - Googled a man at 3 a.m., - overexplained themselves to emotionally unavailable people, - survived heartbreak while pretending to be fine, - or wondered if modern dating is simply trauma with appetizers.At its core, this is not just a book about dating.It is about a woman learning that survival and love are not the same thing. Raw, witty, and painfully relatable, explores vulnerability and womanhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Puddle Hunting is a joyful and imaginative children's picture book about turning boredom into adventure. Written by mother-and-son duo N.K. Navarro and Caidon Moya, this heartwarming story celebrates curiosity, creativity, and the special bond between a parent and child.When Caidon finds himself stuck inside on a cold, rainy day, he quickly grows bored while his mom works from home. Nothing seems exciting-his blocks are built, his coloring is finished, and the rain outside only makes the day feel longer. But when the timer rings, Mom reveals a surprise: it's time to put on rain boots and go puddle hunting.What begins as a simple walk in the rain becomes a magical adventure filled with splashes, laughter, and a little imagination-especially when Caidon wonders if mysterious 'rain monsters' might be hiding in the puddles. With reassurance from Mom and courage in his heart, Caidon discovers that sometimes the best days come from the simplest moments together.Beautifully illustrated and inspired by real family experiences, Puddle Hunting celebrates children who see the world differently and encourages young readers to embrace curiosity, courage, and play-even on rainy days.Perfect for ages 3-7, this uplifting story is especially meaningful for families raising children with low vision or unique learning journeys, while reminding all readers that imagination can turn any ordinary day into an unforgettable adventure.Key Themes:¿ Parent-child connection¿ Imagination and resilience¿ Inclusive storytelling and low vision representation¿ Outdoor exploration and play¿ Turning boredom into creativityAudience: Ages 3-7 | PreK-2nd GradeFormat: Full-color picture bookIdeal for: Families, classrooms, libraries, and inclusive literacy collections.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Dating after forty was supposed to feel mature. Emotionally evolved. Stable.Instead, it became a parade of ghosters, emotionally unavailable intellectuals, married men "separated in spirit," fake consultants driving Uber, men intimidated by ambition, and enough fragile egos to qualify as a public health crisis.After grief, divorce, motherhood, financial survival, and years spent being "the strong one," Nakia reluctantly enters the world of modern dating armed with a husband checklist, dark humor, and a nervous system held together by prayer, caffeine, and sheer determination. Between disastrous first dates, lustful strangers, emotionally inconsistent men, and the exhausting chaos of dating apps, she finds herself confronting a painful truth: she mastered survival long ago. but never truly learned how to receive love.Then comes Fire.The one man whose presence feels instantly familiar. The one connection that slips past every defense mechanism she has carefully perfected. The one man capable of making her question whether vulnerability is weakness-or the doorway to the kind of love she has spent her entire life searching for.Sharp, emotionally raw, darkly funny, and deeply self-aware, *When the Bar Is Hell: Dating at 40* explores modern love, Black womanhood, grief, motherhood, emotional avoidance, desire, trauma, healing, and the exhausting hope required to keep believing in love after disappointment.Blending literary reflection with brutally honest humor, NK Navarro delivers a story for anyone who has: - mistaken chemistry for compatibility, - Googled a man at 3 a.m., - overexplained themselves to emotionally unavailable people, - survived heartbreak while pretending to be fine, - or wondered if modern dating is simply trauma with appetizers.At its core, this is not just a book about dating.It is about a woman learning that survival and love are not the same thing. Raw, witty, and painfully relatable, explores vulnerability and womanhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. But I Don't Wanna Go to School!By Nakia NavarroCaidon is not ready for school today! His favorite pajamas are cozy, his bed is warm, and his imagination is full of adventures that have nothing to do with classrooms, pencils, or teachers. But his mom knows something he doesn't yet understand-school is a place for new stories, new friends, and new kinds of courage.From the moment he wakes up, Caidon has one phrase on repeat: "But I don't wanna go to school!" His mom listens patiently and helps him name each of his feelings-nervousness, excitement, fear, curiosity-and shows him gentle ways to handle them. With loving reassurance and a few deep breaths, Caidon learns that trying something new doesn't mean facing it alone.Inspired by real-life moments between a mother and her young son with low vision, this heartfelt picture book celebrates the power of calm encouragement, emotional awareness, and inclusive learning spaces. Written with warmth and humor by educator and author Nakia Navarro, this story offers comfort to every child who has ever faced a "first day" with butterflies in their stomach and hope in their heart.As part of the Caidon Meets Sebastian and Seeing with Courage series, But I Don't Wanna Go to School! continues Navarro's mission to create children's literature that centers diversity, self-advocacy, and representation for learners of all abilities. It's a perfect read-aloud for families, educators, and counselors supporting children through big emotions, new experiences, or transitions from home to classroom.Beautifully illustrated with expressive Pixar-style imagery and accessible storytelling, this book helps young readers build social-emotional learning (SEL) skills such as: Recognizing and naming emotionsManaging anxiety and uncertaintyBuilding confidence through positive self-talkPracticing empathy and understanding othersEmbracing differences and inclusionWhether you are a parent preparing your child for preschool or kindergarten, a teacher building an inclusive classroom, or a counselor introducing emotional literacy, But I Don't Wanna Go to School! offers a gentle and empowering reminder: it's okay to feel nervous, it's brave to try, and every new beginning starts with courage.Recommended for ages 4-8.Themes: Back to school, inclusion, courage, emotional regulation, empathy, disability awareness, family connection, and celebrating diverse learners. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Puddle Hunting is a joyful and imaginative children's picture book about turning boredom into adventure. Written by mother-and-son duo N.K. Navarro and Caidon Moya, this heartwarming story celebrates curiosity, creativity, and the special bond between a parent and child.When Caidon finds himself stuck inside on a cold, rainy day, he quickly grows bored while his mom works from home. Nothing seems exciting-his blocks are built, his coloring is finished, and the rain outside only makes the day feel longer. But when the timer rings, Mom reveals a surprise: it's time to put on rain boots and go puddle hunting.What begins as a simple walk in the rain becomes a magical adventure filled with splashes, laughter, and a little imagination-especially when Caidon wonders if mysterious "rain monsters" might be hiding in the puddles. With reassurance from Mom and courage in his heart, Caidon discovers that sometimes the best days come from the simplest moments together. Beautifully illustrated and inspired by real family experiences, Puddle Hunting celebrates children who see the world differently and encourages young readers to embrace curiosity, courage, and play-even on rainy days.Perfect for ages 3-7, this uplifting story is especially meaningful for families raising children with low vision or unique learning journeys, while reminding all readers that imagination can turn any ordinary day into an unforgettable adventure.Key Themes: - Parent-child connection- Imagination and resilience- Inclusive storytelling and low vision representation- Outdoor exploration and play- Turning boredom into creativityAudience: Ages 3-7 PreK-2nd GradeFormat: Full-color picture bookIdeal for: Families, classrooms, libraries, and inclusive literacy collections. A heartwarming picture book by mother-and-son duo about turning a rainy day into an unforgettable adventure. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Puddle Hunting | Nk Navarro (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | KayMatCa Inc | EAN 9798295689208 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. When The Bar Is In Hell | Nk Navarro | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | KayMatCa Inc | EAN 9798256058487 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. But I Don't Wanna Go To School | Nk Navarro | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | KayMatCa Inc | EAN 9798218775834 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - One reading. One warning. One friendship built on secrets.When Penelope's three-year relationship ends with a late-night text, she turns to the one person who has always been there: her best friend, Empress.Empress has carried Penelope through everything-her mother's death, the devastating loss of her daughter, heartbreak, and grief. She knows Penelope's routines, her fears, her passwords, and the pieces of her past she would rather forget.Maybe she knows Penelope a little too well.Searching for answers about her breakup, Penelope agrees to a tarot reading. But instead of revealing the future, the cards force her to question the past. Then Kenny returns with a chilling warning:Don't tell Empress.Suddenly, ordinary memories begin to look different. Missing objects. Anonymous messages. Location sharing Penelope doesn't remember enabling. A friend who always seems to arrive before she is called. And secrets surrounding some of the most painful moments of Penelope's life.As suspicion turns to terror, Penelope must uncover how deeply Empress has embedded herself in her life-and what she is willing to do to keep her there.Because some friendships become family.Some become obsession.And sometimes, the person who helps you survive your darkest moments is the one who put you in the dark.The Reading is a gripping psychological thriller about friendship, grief, manipulation, obsession, and the terrifying difference between being cared for and being controlled. …