Most Popular Books by Alison Brown

A delightfully funny celebration of bees - and the importance of bee-ing your true self - from the Queen of Cute, Alison Brown. Billie is a bee with BIG ambition! When the Festival of Talents comes to town, Billie is determined to show off her skills. She''s intelligent! She''s cute! She''s agile! But Billie''s human friend has a bit of advice: don''t use your wings. Some people are funny about bees ... Can Billie share her talents without revealing her true identity? Shhh! Why we''re making a beeline for Billie ... An fun-filled introduction to the superstars of the insect world - including bonus bee facts A celebration of bee-ing your true self Perfect for young children who are nervous of bees or learning about their unique importance

A pitch-perfect rhyming celebration of brothers and the love they share! Amazing brothers are EVERYWHERE! Brothers can be big, small, old or new - they might even have just joined your crew. Some are practical fixers and menders, some just want to sing as loud as they can! Though you might get into scraps, when you need some love and care, brothers can be the very best at making things better. Discover the ULTIMATE inclusive celebration of brothers, packed full of irresistible, aw-factor artwork and a heart-warming rhyming text. Perfect to share with YOUR unique and wonderful brother!

One of the first words a child learns to recognise, and then to write, is his own name. He identifies not simply with its shape and sound, but often with its origin, especially if he shares it with someone he loves and respects. Bible names were often derivatives of Greek or Hebrew words of very significant meaning. Some were chosen by the baby''s parents as an expression of their hopes for its future, while others were given, or changed, by God himself in order to describe a new identity that he wished the person to embody. Bible Names, written for the primary age-group, presents simple biblical truths about God''s promises, repentance, faith, and obedience, using the lives and names of some well-known Bible characters, presented in chronological order. Some activities are provided to help children recap the main facts in each lesson. *Bible Names is a sequel to A Bible Alphabet, Bible Numbers and Bible Animals which are also published by the Trust.

At the Golden Dodo Zoo, Mo the raccoon is bored, bored, bored. There must be something amazing he can do! It certainly isn’t making ice-creams or blowing up balloons... But when Big Ron the robber starts causing trouble, it’s up to mighty Mo to save the day! This hilarious story about an unlikely hero will appeal to any child with a sense of adventure. Keep your little superhero entertained with these bright, lively illustrations from the talented Alison Brown (Eddie and Dog) – perfect for fans of Claire Freedman''s Superkid.

Busy, overwhelmed and racing through life? If this is you, here''s what I know; it''s time to sit down before you fall down instead. Too many are living their life at an unsustainable pace and as she shares, Alison Brown used to be one of them. She was heading straight for derailment and not even a literal car crash into a rest stop sign was enough to make her slow down. It wasn''t until God interrupted her fast-paced life with words that changed everything. Her story is being shared in an effort to help us all discover where change is needed in our own lives and how to inch towards it. The world is restless and racing and if you can relate, it''s time to read this book and discover a rest that goes far beyond a good nights sleep - it''s one that restores your soul.

In Making the Switch, mom of 3, Alison Brown gives you permission to take your needs, hopes and dreams down from the shelf they''ve been collecting dust on since you became ''mom'' and start putting them first - and not just permission, she''ll show you how to do it, guilt free.Making The Switch from burnt out, out of shape, short tempered, and last on your own priority list to the energetic, fit, healthy mom you deserve to be is just pages away. This book is for the moms out there who have lost themselves and wonder where they went, where their pre-baby body went, where their time went, and where their own happiness went. The coming pages are for the moms out there who are tired and not the kind of tired a good night''s sleep can fix, the kind of tired that goes deep down into your soul and makes every day fell like an uphill battle. It''s for the moms who are stressed, sad, lonely, frustrated, depressed, out of shape and trying so hard to still pour even though their cup is empty. It''s for the moms who move the world for their children but have guilt lifting a finger or taking a moment for themselves.If this is you, being a mom doesn''t have to be this way, not even for one more day. It''s time to enjoy life with kids rather than just try to survive it. It''s time to get your body in shape once and for all and have a healthy relationship with fitness, food and above all, yourself.Alison shares her deeply personal struggles and how she managed to overcome them in an effort to help you do the same. Making the Switch will help you look and feel your very best, get your body back without dieting and live your best life with kids. Being the greatest version of yourself starts with putting yourself first and this book will help you do just that.

You Are 1-Click Away From Understanding How To Reverse And Prevent Pre-Diabetes From Developing Into Full Blown Type II Diabetes! Over 1 in every 3 (about 84 million) Americans suffers from pre-diabetes. And the sad part is, 90% of those that have it are not diagnosed! What this means is that 84 million Americans are at the verge of developing Type II diabetes, which, according to studies, pre-disposes them to the risk of deadly health complications like heart disease, kidney damage, eye damage, hearing impairment, stroke, nerve damage, sleep apnea and many others. With an average lifetime direct cost of treatment going upwards of $85,200 coupled with immeasurable indirect costs, it means that if you can do something to avoid becoming diabetic, then by all means, do it! I know you are wondering... Am I pre-diabetic and if so, how can I know? How close am I to becoming type II diabetic? Is it too late to do something about my condition? Does pre-diabetes have any signs and symptoms or do I have to go for diagnosis at a medical facility? How is the diagnosis done? What causes pre-diabetes? What can I do to stop pre-diabetes from developing into full-blown type II diabetes? Are there foods that I should be eating more often and others I should possibly stop taking? What lifestyle changes do I need to make to successfully get out of the danger of becoming diabetic? If you have these and other related questions, this book is for you so keep reading. The book covers the ins and outs of pre-diabetes to help you to understand how the condition develops, its risk factors, what you may have done to contribute to its development and the different approaches that will help you to reverse it successfully so that you avoid the risks and costs that come with diabetes. More precisely, the book will teach you: The basics about pre-diabetes, including what it is, why it is a big deal and its causes to understand the problem from its root The risk factors that increase your chances of being pre-diabetic What to do when you''ve been diagnosed with pre-diabetes The place of insulin in the development of pre-diabetes How and why you become insulin resistant How to know if you suffer from insulin resistance Steps to take to improve your insulin sensitivity The connection between insulin resistance, diabetes and stress How to prevent the onset of Type 2 diabetes by observing 5 simple rules The foods you need to avoid if you are pre-diabetic How important changing your mindset is to reversing pre-diabetes, including the kind of mindset you need to fight pre-diabetes successfully Top recommended foods to eat when you are pre-diabetic Some recipes and meal plans that you can follow to lose weight, reverse pre-diabetes, stop it from becoming full blown type II diabetes and more How to set SMART goals that will lead you to fight pre-diabetes successfully How to shop smartly for healthy foods Powerful tips that will propel you to success in your fight against pre-diabetes And much more! Don''t wait any longer. Don''t wait until it is too late to do something about your health. With the help of this easy to follow and implement book, you can rest assured that your fight against pre-diabetes will be successful. Click Buy Now With 1-Click or Buy Now to get started!

2018 is the 150th anniversary of the birth of Glasgow''s famous son, architect and artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh. A year-long celebration of Mackintosh''s contribution to the arts, and to the making of the world-famous Glasgow Style is taking place throughout the city, including a major exhibition, and tour. This book focuses on highlights from Glasgow Museums'' collections, and considers what was happening in the city that encouraged the creativity of Mackintosh and contemporaries such as Margaret and Frances Macdonald, Jessie M King, Talwin Morris, James Salmon amongst others to flourish. It looks at architecture in the city, ''The Four'', the influence of Japan, the early architecture, the city''s technical studios and artisans, crafts, furniture design, the spread of the Glasgow Style, the world-famous tearoom interiors, and Mackintosh''s later years in London and France. Beautifully illustrated throughout, including some works never before on public display.

"Mini Modules Enrichment Units" is a series focusing on Math and Language Arts enrichment units for use with individuals, small groups or whole class instruction. Each volume in the series focuses on a specific subject area and grade level, providing a stand-alone unit of work that will reinforce, challenge and extend students'' learning across a variety of content areas. "Beyond the Comfort Zone" is a unit designed for strong and enthusiastic math students in 2nd and 3rd Grade. Involving a range of problems and logic challenges, students are required to utilize a variety of problem solving strategies. As a further extension, they are then required to create a similar problem of their own. Solving problems requires a certain level of skill and understanding. Creating problems requires a greater depth of understanding and a level of skill slightly beyond the student''s comfort zone!

This parent workbook accompanies an interactive workshop series on "Bringing Up Toddlers". The first in the series, "Making Friends and Social Skills" addresses four key elements aimed to help parents understand the developmental stages through which toddlers move, together with realistic expectations, and strategies to coach and support their toddlers in their development of positive and appropriate friendships and social skills.