Carol Watson Libros

A small dove embarks on a heartfelt journey through the nativity, showcasing the power of love during the Christmas season. As she navigates challenges and moments of despair, her unwavering affection for the Christ Child guides her toward hope and purpose. This biblically inspired tale blends adventure with timeless themes, making it a cherished classic for readers of all ages. The story emphasizes the transformative nature of love, illustrating how it can illuminate even the darkest paths.

Set against the backdrop of the Easter story, an old shepherd named Abijah faces the loss of his flock, save for one last lamb. As his world crumbles, he encounters new life and love amidst a gripping narrative that includes a sacrificing Barabbas, a dramatic earthquake, and a resilient mother. This biblically inspired tale offers a fresh perspective on hope and redemption, making it an engaging read for both young and old.

If commas are confusing and adjectives perplexing, then this book should enable the reader to assess and improve their skills. With clear and simple explanations the rules and regulations of the English language become clear. This book focuses on grammar.

Two popular titles in the Usborne Young Reading Series Two now re-issued in hardback.

Four original stories of magical creatures from faraway lands told for children just beginning to read. Featuring unicorns, flying horses and a creature that's half-lion, half-eagle, these stories are guaranteed to enthral children. Usborne Young Reading has been developed with reading experts from Roehampton University. The audio CD includes a dramatic listen-along recording with music and sound effects, followed by a read-along version with prompts for page turns.

Aimed at children aged nine and over, this book will encourage them to improve their English skills in a fun and lively way. It points out common mistakes and misspelt words in written English, showing how they can be avoided. The book is packed with quizzes, tests, games and tips.

Recounts traditional stories about why animals look and act the way they do.

Set in a leper colony during the Roman Empire, a 12-year-old girl faces unimaginable challenges alone amidst war and disease. Armed with her grandfather's teachings and the support of a medicine woman, she navigates her harsh reality, honing both spiritual and survival skills. As she endures brutal trials, she also learns to assist others in need. This historical narrative is not only suspenseful and informative but also offers a morally uplifting message, prompting readers to reflect on children's preparedness in crises.

Four stories about mythical animals including Pegasus, The greedy griffin, The evil cockatrice, and Unicorn magic.