Justin Roberts Libros

An inspiring story about how even the smallest children can change the world.

The narrative explores a father's unwavering devotion to his child, illustrated through vivid imagery of enduring challenges together. From navigating through deep snow to gliding on thin ice, the father’s promise to always support his child highlights themes of love, resilience, and the strength of their bond. This heartfelt journey emphasizes the lengths a parent will go to ensure their child's well-being and happiness.

Find out how butterflies in your tummy are a good thing in this fresh take on being nervous for the first day of school. When a little girl wakes up on the first day of school, the butterflies in her stomach feel positively giant-sized! She really wants her mom to stay with her, on this first day. As she and her mom make their way to school, Mom explains how the butterflies are a good thing. Everyone gets them (including parents) and they are a sign of something exciting happening—that we're about to learn and grow from a new experience and they can help us through it. So with the butterflies as her guide, the girl soars into her first day. Beloved children's songwriter Justin Roberts brings one of his most popular songs to the page, alongside beautifully tender illustrations by Paola Escobar, in a story guaranteed to help readers of all ages reframe their first-day nerves as first-day excitement.

Fragile Empire reinterprets the rise of slavery in the early English tropics through an innovative geographic framework. It examines slavery at English sites in tropical zones across the Atlantic and Indian oceans, and argues that a variety of factors - epidemiology, slave majorities, European rivalries, and the power of indigenous polities - made the seventeenth-century English tropical empire particularly fragile, creating a model of empire in the tropics that was distinct from other English colonizations. English people across the tropics were outnumbered by their slaves. English slavery was forged in the tropics and it was increasingly marked by its permanence, inflexibility, and brutality. Early English societies were not the inevitable precursor to British imperial dominance, instead they were wrought with internal vulnerabilities and external threats from European and non-European competitors. Based on thorough archival research, Justin Roberts' important new study redefines our understanding of slavery and bound labor from a global perspective.

Set against the backdrop of apartheid-era South Africa, the story follows Justin Roberts as he embarks on his journey to become a lawyer. His life takes a pivotal turn when he meets African students in Soweto, who share harrowing tales of their experiences. Motivated to expose the truth, Justin and his peers begin to publicize these accounts, leading to their first confrontations with the oppressive Special Branch. This marks the beginning of Justin's deepening involvement in political activism, challenging the injustices of his time.

Ein stimmungsvolles Eisbären-Abenteuer in winterlicher Abendlandschaft lllustrator Chuck Groenink verwandelt Vater und Kind in seinen atemberaubenden Zeichnungen in zwei Eisbären, die gemeinsam durch den tiefen Schnee stapfen und eisige Höhlen erkunden. Die liebevollen Reime von Songwriter Justin Roberts bringen die unendliche Zuneigung des Vaters zu seinem Kind zum Ausdruck. Eine bedingungslose Liebe, die durch jedes Abenteuer, jede Herausforderung und jeden Sturm trägt. Die Geschichte der unerschütterlichen Liebe eines Vaters für sein Kind Ein perfektes Geschenk für Kinder ab 3 Jahren und ihre Väter Vermittelt Kindern Geborgenheit und Sicherheit