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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Reprint. Southern Women: Their Lives And Times Ser.; 7.1 X 0.87 X 8.78 inches; 392 pages.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6-8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone-including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no 'perfect' time or perfect way to speak up.Most importantly, children learn: - Their body belongs to them.- Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.- Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.- It is never too late to ask for help.- If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor-young or grown-that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped. …

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong?When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6-8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone-including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no "perfect" time or perfect way to speak up.Most importantly, children learn: - Their body belongs to them.- Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.- Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.- It is never too late to ask for help.- If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor-young or grown-that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Single Issue Magazine. Etat : Fair. First Edition. Pages 91-176 plus 16 pages of nostalgic ads. Features: My Tiger-Hunting Adventures in India; Adventures of Newspaper-Man, Frederic Martyn (part 2); Canada's New Wonderland - new railway in the neighbourhood of the Yellowhead Pass runs from Edmonton to Prince Rupert - article with great photos; The Raid - author brings down a Gotha; A Woman's Travels in Unknown Asia - part 4 - major article of times spent in China with many fascinating photos, including a 3-year-old couple engaged to be married!; Choking An Alligator; In a Cauldron of Fire; Lost in a Limestone Cave; Treed by a Leopard - a missionary's story of a Chinese farmer's terrible predicament; Through Holland in a Canal Boat - article with lovely photos; The Winter Tragedy of the Yellowstone - Corporal Thomas M. Connery recounts the life of the Yellowstone Mounted Police and the nerve-wracking, monotonous life of the winter guard, which led to a terrible tragedy; Photo of the smallest boot in the world; The Catching of "Black Abyss" - involves Australian horseman Harry Pitt; The Fatal Curve - rail coach goes down an embankment; A Fateful Night - adventures in the west - where revolvers settled disputes and vigilance committees made quick work of trials; My Experiences in the "Black Republic' - wild tales from Haiti (Hayti) "where complete savagery has been permitted until even recent years; My Adventures with African Wild Dogs - savage and cunning creatures of which little is known; The Bushranger - adventures involving a crook in the Australian goldfields; The "Water Trees" of the Soudan - the amazing Tebeldi tree - article with photos; Photo of large fruit tree being gassed beneath a large canvas to kill pests; Interesting back cover ad for Haywood's Tire Surgery features illustrations of Richard A. Oldham of Illinois and E.T. Buchmann of Chicago. Above-average wear. Covers detached but present. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Wood, Stanley L.; Reynolds, Warwick; Bates, L.; Peddie, Tom (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong?When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6-8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone-including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no "perfect" time or perfect way to speak up.Most importantly, children learn: - Their body belongs to them.- Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.- Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.- It is never too late to ask for help.- If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor-young or grown-that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …