Bøger af Danielle Haynes

It can be scary and isolating for anyone to learn they have a serious illness. This may be especially true for children, who may not be able to fully understand medical jargon or may not want to ask parents who are scared and worried as well. This thoughtful book explains things that might happen with some illnesses, such as cancer and pneumonia, and associated diagnoses and care. Age-appropriate text will let children know that they're not alone, and full-color photos will show them other kids just like them.

Many children are diagnosed with autism when they're very young, but some are older. This diagnosis may come as a scary or confusing surprise, or it may even come as a relief. Either way, it can be difficult to find information that's presented in a kid-friendly way. This informative book will tell young readers what they might be able to expect after a diagnosis of autism and present information about what autism is in an easy-to-understand and optimistic way.

Great Britain is a place where the past and present often seem to exist alongside each other--where medieval castles can be found a short drive from modern cities and where traditional British cuisine is sometimes served in the same restaurant as the latest culinary trends. Readers are encouraged to think critically about the connections between Britain's past and present as they explore the many intersections of culture and diversity in Great Britain. The main text, sidebars, fact boxes, and recipes offer essential information and fun facts, and maps and vibrant photographs enhance this unique reading experience.

Readers are given a comprehensive tour of the European nation of Romania in this up-to-date reference resource. As they explore chapters devoted to Romania's history, ethnic and religious groups, environment, leisure activities, and more, they are encouraged to think critically about the many factors that impact how cultures develop and change over time. Additional information about life in Romania is included in fact boxes and sidebars--some of which highlight Romanians who are shining examples of global citizenship. Detailed maps, fun recipes, and colorful photographs enhance this learning experience that takes readers to Transylvania and beyond.

"The South Asian land we now call Pakistan has been home to different important groups and civilizations since ancient times, but it did not become its own nation until it was separated from India by the British in 1947. Readers dive deep into Pakistan's past as they explore the relationship between history and contemporary culture. Focused chapters highlight Pakistan's geography, religious groups, government, and more, and readers also develop a strong sense of what daily life is like for Pakistani people. Recipes, fact boxes, sidebars, maps, and colorful photographs add to this enlightening reading experience"--

"Modern wars have shaped today's Iraq and have contributed greatly to the struggles of its people. Readers are taken past the headlines to learn the true story of what it's like to live in Iraq today-from the hardships to the happier moments celebrating with food and family. Focused chapters highlight the nation's history as the home of the Mesopotamian civilization-one of the oldest civilizations-as well as its government, geography, religious and ethnic groups, and artistic traditions. Colorful photographs enhance the reading experience and sidebars, fact boxes, maps, and recipes provide more information"--

With the strongest winds in the solar system, Neptune is one strange, blue planet! This book takes young readers to the furthest edge of our solar system to a planet that isn't blue because it has water on its surface. Scientists might not know everything about the dark and stormy Neptune, but there's still a lot to learn! With full color photos of what we've seen of this blue planet paired with approachable text, readers will love learning and questioning what we'll learn about Neptune next!