Jane Simmons Boeken

Ebb and Flo are playing along the river bank when Ebb spots a baby seal who is all alone. Ebb and Flo rescue the baby seal and reunite him with his mother. This is a moving story with an emphasis on friendship and teamwork.

The star of Come On, Daisy returns here in the same beautiful river setting. Mamma Duck's egg is late hatching, but Daisy helps keep it warm until her little brother, Pip, is born.

This guide offers a practical, step-by-step approach to the fundamentals of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), now enhanced with new insights on its challenges and limitations. It explores the distinctions between formal and informal CBT, emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, and provides in-depth discussions on specific formulations. Additionally, it addresses compassionate interventions for managing negative thoughts, making it a comprehensive resource for both practitioners and learners in the field of mental health.

Daisy the duckling is lost! Will she find her way back to Mamma?

Ebb and Flo are enjoying a day at the beach, until Flo accuses Ebb of eating the picnic food. But Ebb didn't do it, so she goes off by herself to sulk. Ebb is sad and frustrated at being falsely accused, but then the real food thieves are discovered.

Two dogs, Mousse and Nut, learn that even though they may like different things, they can still be best friends.

Daisy takes baby brother Pip on a Beastie hunt during which they meet all the animals on the farm.

One day Ebb and Flo find a bird sitting in their boat - in Ebb' s favourite spot! Flo invites the bird to join them, but Ebb isn' t so sure and wishes the bird would just fly away. But what happens when Ebb' s wish comes true? A seaside story of friendship with Ebb and Flo.

Heading back from Gran's on their boat one night, Ebb, Flo and Mum get stranded on a sandbank, so they try and settle down for the night. But what's that noise - could the stories of a sea monster be true?

Daisy is a little duckling with big feet. The First Daisy Books use a large format, rhyming texts and familiar themes like going to sleep, animal noises and staying near to mother, to introduce reading to the very youngest of children