CHARLEY'S NEW FRIEND (eBook, ePUB) - Wenger M. A., Wendy B.
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Charley's New Friend
Award-Winning Children's Bedtime Fiction
Charley's New Friend is a heartwarming, beautifully illustrated story for children ages 5-10. Through Charley's imaginative journey, young readers learn practical tools for handling big emotions, making friends, and staying hopeful-even when life feels hard.
More than a bedtime story, this book opens the door to meaningful family conversations about kindness, resilience, and emotional growth. A special section for parents, educators, and caregivers offers insights to help children navigate everyday challenges and…mehr

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Charley's New Friend

Award-Winning Children's Bedtime Fiction

Charley's New Friend is a heartwarming, beautifully illustrated story for children ages 5-10. Through Charley's imaginative journey, young readers learn practical tools for handling big emotions, making friends, and staying hopeful-even when life feels hard.

More than a bedtime story, this book opens the door to meaningful family conversations about kindness, resilience, and emotional growth. A special section for parents, educators, and caregivers offers insights to help children navigate everyday challenges and deeper healing moments.

Born of love and legacy, Charley's New Friend was written for Charley as a child and published in his honor after his passing in 2021. It celebrates courage, connection, and the magic of friendship-inviting families everywhere to join Charley and Ana's Fan Club and grow together in bravery and kindness. There are also 2 Free FB sites supporting Children, Families, Educators, and Caregivers. Find out more on the Website. Charley and Ana's World

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Children absorb more than our explicit teachings; they learn from our behavior, values, how we engage with them, our encouragement and body language. So indeed, working on ourselves is a powerful way to become better parents. Remember, parenting is a journey, and it's okay to make mistakes along the way. What matters is your unwavering commitment to raising happy, confident, and compassionate human beings.