New Releases by Anita Hager

Roboto is about the robot Roboto.

Harry the hare is the fastest hare in the forest, and he give Tutu the slow turtle a challenge-who can build their half of a bridge the quickest? It seems obvious, but Harry soon finds out that arrogance comes with a price, and being consistent yields greater results than bragging.

Natalie is upset when her father's new job means that she has to move schools, especially when she finds out that her talents-ballet and piano-are not appreciated in her new school. She thinks that she has to change to fit in, until Andie the Dragonfly says that sometimes you need to find people like you, not change to be like everyone else. His advice prompts Natalie to find an unusual friend, who likes her for who she is.

When Aiden is a young boy, his mother helps him plant a peach seed. This story follows the peach tree's growth over the years, and describes the many creatures that live and thrive because of the peach tree's generosity. The peach tree is selfless and always looks out for the creatures, enduring strong storms to keep them safe. When Aiden is a young man, he sees how both the peach tree and his mother have changed over the years, and realises that a mother's love means that she will do anything for her children.

Ola's whole family are afraid of mice, and they always have been. Ola doesn't know why, though, so he decides that it's up to him to find out. After questioning each of his family members, he realises that none of them have ever had a bad experience with a mouse, but their fear has been passed down through generations. Ola decides that he needs to decide for himself whether mice are something to fear, so he befriends Roy, a mouse who had previously scared Ola's family. Ola's family are shocked and frightened at first, but soon realise that challenging preconceived notions can sometimes be a good thing!

Rolf and Hedda meet an albino moose called Albin. Albin is worried that they won't like him, as he's been bullied by many animals for looking different and not fitting in. Rolf understands how Albin feels, because he used to be scared of everything-until Hedda came along and helped him! Together, Rolf and Hedda help Albin gather the courage to travel to Noah's Ark with them, where they introduce Albin to a community of animals who work together and celebrate their differences.

Anita is terrified of the dark, so much so that she can't sleep and repeatedly wakes up her mother, father, and brother to help her check that her room is safe. Then, her fairy godmother appears with a flashlight that has a golden glow that keeps Anita's fear at bay. All goes well for the first night in a long time, until the flashlight breaks. Then, Anita must learn to face her fears herself.

The story is about a cat named Rocky who wanted to be a boxer. She and her three brothers decided to enter a local talents show. All of her brothers practiced very hard to improve their talents while Rocky didn't have the perfect talent yet. When Rocky finally found her talent, her brothers mocked her about it. This made her very sad, and it made me realize how often we neglect to encourage our children to dream. Rocky decided that she will not give up, no matter what the others say. So she asked her friend, who was really good in boxing, to help her improver her boxing skill. Rocky practiced for days on end but she still struggled to keep her balance. One day, when Rocky felt very discouraged, her aunt helped her to believe in herself again. The next moment, her brothers were in big trouble when a bulldog suddenly arrived at their residence. The poor cats were so scared and they didn't know what to do. Then Rocky saved the day with her refined boxing skills. Everybody was very thankful! This brave cat inspired everyone around her to believe in themselves and to reach for their dreams. She made such an impact on the community that she inspired everyone around her. A beautiful story filled with adventure and meaningful life lessons, perfectly suited for any child's bookshelf!

The whole story takes place between the four walls of a cosy classroom. What the seventh graders thought would be just another history class, turned out to be an unforgettable experience... The teacher took the stories of six of the world most influential personalities - Oprah Winfrey, Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, Michael Jordan, Walt Disney and Paul McCartney - and told it to the students. To make it even more interesting, some of the students in the class were impersonating the celebrities. What better way to make inspirational biographies fun to learn? It is crucial that we teach our children the importance of having role models in life! This book introduces our children to a fun, more interesting way of learning.

Is your young one just starting to pronounce his first syllables? Or is your eldest beginning to learn how to read? What a joy to be able to teach your young ones how to communicate! It opens up a whole new perspective into their world - one that can only be seen through words. When they tell you how they feel or pronounce their love for you, you realize that the power of words is amazing! Words form such are an integral part of our lives! We use them to describe things, to say how we feel, to ask for or provide assistance, or to motivate other people. It is our way of communication to the outside world. We can hardly go one day without using a word or two. And what's more, words are such an important part of our emotions! It is a significant driver behind the feelings that set our outlook on life! If we hear positive words all the time, our outlook on life will be influenced in that direction. Negative words will break it down. So it is vitally important for us to incorporate a high level of positivity into the words we teach our children. This will provide them with a positive outlook on life and set them off to a start where they believe that everything is possible! That is exactly why I have created this book - to instill a positive feeling in the hearts of my own children. And so can you! With the help of this book, you can educate your children to learn new words, but also teach them the words that go much deeper to stir a lasting thirst for the good things in life. This book is divided into 26 sections - one for every letter of the alphabet. On each page, you will find words and pictures beginning with that particular letter. And mixed in among them, you will find a whole group of positive terms beginning with the same letter! Allow your young one to learn new words and make associations with pictures, while at the same time educating yourself on positive words to use around your child. As you describe each new positive term to them in your own words, you will teach them how to identify the better things in life, and set them off on a path of positivity that will benefit them for years to come! So sit down with your little one, and join along on this positive journey that will create a wonderful mood in your conversations. Positivity is a learnt skill, not a talent reserved for only a few. It can be taught, and this book will help you do it! "ABC With Positive Words is absolutely brilliant! Anita's book creates a positive association with learning and teaches children to look for the best in each new adventure. Learning in this way supports a habit of thinking and speaking from a positive perspective that will serve them well all of their lives. Give your children the gift of joy through learning, the rewards will last a lifetime." April Olas, owner of Quantum Journeys "I enthusiastically endorse this book with its accompanying music. The book is filled with delightful characters to attract the eye and dual sets of words that begin with a common letter. These words give rise to the opportunity to teach children the meanings and the power of good useful words. Using this book will built both your child's vocabulary and their comprehension of the English language. Every child can enhance their dreams and goals. What a blessing these little books are." Cindy Fay Lybbert, PSYCH-K Health & Wellness Facilitator Your little ones will be absolutely mesmerized by this gorgeous book. Each letter has not only exquisite illustrations but positive words like for "G," "generous" and "grateful." This is by far the most creative ABC book I've ever seen. I only wish it had been around when my kids were little so I could have taught them the alphabet and positive thinking and values in one fun experience. - Debra Poneman International Bestselling Author, Co-founders of Your Year of Miracles and founder of Yes to Success Seminars

Katy, a young caterpillar in a big oak tree, wants to see the world. One day she finds herself trapped in a pickled situation when a strong wind blows her out of the tree and onto the forest floor. She is terribly afraid and struggles to find the courage to crawl back up the tree to a place of safety and more view. But Katy's journey is filled with interesting creatures - some of them more helpful than others. They help her to persevere and remain positive. Will Katy ever make her way up to safety? And maybe, just maybe, will she have that lifelong dreams of hers fulfilled in the process? Join Katy on her incredible journey up the oak tree, and follow along as she learns some of life's most valuable lessons.

Far away up north, in Norway, there lives a family of trolls. The two troll siblings, Truls and Trine, have gotten lost in the woods and don't know how to find back home to their parents. How will they ever be able to get home again before the midnight sun arises? Help finally comes, but it is nothing like they expected! It comes from a creature that is feared by all trolls! How will Truls and Trine be able to trust their new friend? Will she be able to help them reach their parents in time? Join Truls and Trine on their adventures through the woods. Meet all their friends and follow along as they search far and wide for their parents. "A clever, delightfully engaging tale children will cherish." Linda Stirling, www.ThePublishingAuthority

Luke was a strong, stately, well-built horse who lived in a town with other horses. He enjoyed spending time with his horse-friends in the stable and with the little girls of the community. But there was one thing about Luke that made him feel ashamed and insecure among his friends. His body was covered in dark brown spots from top to toe. Luke figured that there was only one way through which he would feel more accepted among his friends - he had to look like a unicorn, beautifully white and magically majestic. Old Brownie, the wisest horse in the stable, saw Luke's sadness and tried to comfort him. He quickly came up with a brilliant plan to help Luke become a unicorn. Luke was very excited to join in the plan, but little did he know that Old Brownie was trying to teach him an important life lesson. Will Luke realize his dream of becoming a unicorn? Will he be able to deal with the thrilling consequences of being a unicorn? Will Luke's friends approve of his new look? Luke The Horse Who Wanted to be a Unicorn is an amazing book that will teach children valuable tools that involve love and acceptance. It's books like this that help our next generation evolve beyond the old limited mindsets that kept humanity in a state of stagnancy, fear and separation for so long. It's time we come together as a global family, and books like this are the foundations to helping our children move in this direction. Emmanuel Dagher, Global Ambassador of Peace, and Author of the Best-Selling books Easy Breezy Prosperity and Easy Breezy Miracles. This glorious story about Luke the spotted horse will forever alter the way children see themselves. The exceptional illustrations further enhance the powerful message: You are beautiful just the way you are. Marci Shimoff and Debra Poneman, International Bestselling Authors and Co-founders of Your Year of Miracles