The mountain stood tall, daring anyone to conquer its peak.
Julia Archibald Holmes was not one to back down from a challenge, especially when it meant fighting for justice. Her journey to the top of Pikes Peak was just the beginning of her many adventures. In the mid-1800s, amidst the rugged terrain of the Rocky Mountains, Julia Archibald Holmes set out to make a name for herself. Her life was a series of daring escapades, all in the name of justice. Her involvement in the Underground Railroad, a perilous journey fraught with risk, was a testament to her unwavering commitment. Her later advocacy for Women’s voting rights was a continuation of this fearless spirit.
However, as Julia's diary reveals, her journey was not without its challenges. From facing dangerous obstacles to overcoming personal setbacks, her unwavering commitment to justice would be tested. Julia’s story provides a powerful message of determination, courage, and resilience that will leave a lasting impact on readers.
Anderson prefers to do everything alone. One day a new kid named Sam joins him for lunch. Anderson is surprised and doesn’t know what to say. But Sam’s friendliness gives Anderson the courage to tell him a little about himself, such as his love for (ornithology) birdwatching. To his surprise, Sam wants to go birdwatching with him.
Anderson’s story helps children recognize that being friends with someone different is rewarding. In addition, it shows how children with Asperger’s syndrome can become true and loyal friends when given a chance. This is not a book about autism. This book is about Anderson, a child with autism, and his amazing hobby.
Johnny Fry was the first western rider for the Pony Express. From his humble beginnings in Missouri to his exciting first ride in 1860, Johnny never gave up . Even though he was small for his age, his love for horses helped him become one of the true heroes of the American west. With practice and determination, Johnny learned to ride like the wind. To buy the book, click here.
Corban has nightmares; the worst is about creepy, crawly, slimy Critters invading his house. He talks to his mom, teacher, and even his best friend Jax, and their advice only worsens the nightmares. Only when he learns to use his mind tools can he overcome his fears and get rid of the critters once and for all.
To buy the book click here.
Copyright © 2024 Clarissa Willis, PhD - All Rights Reserved.
Powered by GoDaddy Website Builder