Best Selling Books by Michelle Robinson

Que faire quand on gagne une GIRAFE? LA CACHER, ET VITE! Mais comment? L’entasser dans l’auto? La déguiser en vadrouille? Le problème, c’est que les girafes sont NULLES pour se cacher!

Connaissez-vous les fées des dents ? Comme la petite souris, elles ramassent les dents tombées et apportent des cadeaux... mais bien sûr, on ne les voit jamais. Ce soir, pour la première fois, Iris part en tournée avec sa grande soeur fée. Mais il n'y a pas que les enfants qui perdent leurs dents, les animaux aussi ! Et certains font vraiment peur... Tout une aventure pour Iris, apprentie fée des dents !

Can you stay, or is it time to leave? Assess your relationship and karmic lessons with new eyes and an open heart. Karma Couples helps you make sense of confusing and troubled relationships. The author provides free resources.

A little boy has a lot of explaining to do when a gorilla makes a mess of his house...and that's not even the BAD news! Ding Dong! Aha! That must be the pizza we ordered—MMMM!—the great BIG one with extra cheese. Hang on...that's no pizza! It's a great big GORILLA and he's here to have...FUN! Ding Dong! Gorilla! is a story that grows louder and bolder with every page. This fabulously funny, contemporary tall tale is filled with unexpected twists and turns that will have readers laughing out loud. A surefire hit to be shared again and again.

Look out, here comes She Rex! She's a big and burly, multicolored dino girly, and she's about to show the world that she's as fierce and as loud as any boy dinosaur. A refreshing challenge to the gender-stereotyping of children's toys.

"Layla the Inventor isn't tired enough for bed--she's using her skills to build a robot instead! And when Layla's new friend helps her make a second robot, that's when the fun really starts..." --Back cover.

UNCERTAINTY AND ANXIETY ON CHOOSING A NURSING HOME? DECREASE THE ANXIETY AND UNCERTAINTY HERE! Choosing a nursing home can be one of the most important decisions you will ever have to make. In the pages to come I will give you not only tips on taking a tour of a nursing home, but I will also provide information for different areas of a nursing home. A few things that are included in this book are: Basic tour of a nursing home Things that make nursing homes different Tips on what to look for while on your tour. Some functions of staff that work in nursing homes. Suggestions on how to make your tour successful. This short book will give you a quick but informative insight on how to find, set up tours and collect information to assist with picking a nursing home. There are also some little nuggets(prize tips) to assist you to have a better experience with tours. If you find yourself in a position that you have to choose a nursing home for your loved one, just scroll up, click the buy button and give me the HONOR and a chance to HELP you!

The perfect potty-training book for little ones - outrageously funny and gently reassuring in equal measure! Uh-oh! Kiwi needs a wee-wee, and he can't stop weeing everywhere wee-wees don't go: on the floor, in the swimming pool, and even on poor Penguin's lap! Oh, feathers. Will Kiwi ever learn to use the big-bird potty? A laugh-out-loud tale of one kiwi's journey to being a big bird who wees in the potty and not, well, anywhere and EVERYWHERE else! With hilarious illustrations and rollicking rhymes you can't help but sing along with, this is the perfect potty-training book for encouraging little ones.

CHRISTIAN AFFIRMATION COLORING BOOK FOR KIDS is designed to build children's self-esteem and to empower them to know Christ. As each child repeat the affirmations and engage in the fun interactive activities, they will learn about the love of Christ while understanding the power of words through creativity.In Proverbs 22vs 6, "Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not depart from you." My mission is for every child to know Christ through God, at an early stage in life. May "CHRISTIAN AFFIRMATION COLORING BOOK FOR KIDS," encourage positivity, build confidence and promote spiritual awareness.

This book is designed to encourage you to believe in yourself. Regardless of what you are facing; this book will inspire you, challenge you and release restoration to you. In this book, you will nd hope. You will nd yourself clothed in strength. You will nd ways to bring power and authority in your life. You will realize that I CAN do... And you will learn how to step out in faith and walk into your destiny. The winner in you will break through.

Sierra has finally gotten it all; the perfect husband, two beautiful babies, and a life full of possibility. But as she continues to enter the world of Sean White, she quickly learns of the darker side of her new family. As a war in the streets brews and new friendships are formed, Sierra soon realizes that she and her family are not safe. With enemies lurking around every corner, how much is Sean willing to risk in order to protect his family?

When they only have one pear, Bear and Boar learn how to share by passing it from paw to paw. On board pages.

Jessica Carson is a heart surgeon at Gracie Memorial Hospital, where she meets the sexy, confident, and arrogant billionaire Jacob Lattimore. Despite their differences, a spark ignites between them the moment they touch. But the heat of their attraction is threatened by a past full of dark secrets, jealousy, and lies that neither of them can escape. As Jessica works to save Jacob's mother's life, she must also navigate the dangers of their deepening romance. Will they be able to save each other in time, or will their pasts keep them apart?

Are apples not your thing? Not bonkers about bananas? Not great with grapes? What you need is a fruit bat. Get one of these adorable little creatures and they will eat all your fruit for you. Now, you just have to find a fruit bat of your very own. That should be easy...right? Beware, this adventure-filled journey into a jungle might just leave you batty for blackberries after all!

This catchy, rhyming picture book takes readers on an aquatic bedtime journey. Children will love learning all the actions as they do the shark dance!

Sleepovers have never been so silly! A hilarious animal story from award winning children's author, Michelle Robinson and debut picture book illustrator, Emily Fox. Elephant has been invited to a pajama party. He can't wait! There's just one problem... he doesn't have any pajamas. Poor Elephant searches high and low, often with embarrassing results, but he can't find anything suitable. What can Elephant's friends do to make sure he joins in the fun?

What happens when its not a glass slipper that gets left behind? Raya St. Thomas is summoned to the palace to audition for queen against her will after a brief encounter with the prince. Prince Corey wants Raya, but will sabotage and jealousy get in his way?

Tractors, diggers, mixers, bulldozers, and more star in this colorful salute to vehicles that roll, lift, climb, squash, and keep going when the going gets tough. Red truck, yellow truck and their dog drivers are on their way to the construction site. But as they drive through the busy city, a snowy forest, and a cow-filled farm, they get sidetracked by a slow garbage truck, a snowdrift, and a speeding tractor. Will they get their jobs done before they have to turn in for the night? Author Michelle Robinson's rhythmic, action-packed text builds excitement with every page turn, while Jez Tuya's colorful trucks, townscapes, and adorable dogs on-the-go beg for an attentive pause. Endpapers bursting with different kinds of vehicles will delight readers looking for even more truck fun. Ideal for story times and fans of Richard Scarry's Busytown.

A brand-new snappy series from award-winning duo Michelle Robinson and Tim Budgen When Mark the shark is playing with his friends, he loves to try his best. But no matter how hard he tries, sometimes he loses at the games or colours outside of the lines. And the more mistakes he makes, the more frustrated he gets until he... SNAAAPS! But when there's a commotion in the ocean, can Mark use his best talents to save the day? Bouncy, rhyming picture book text by Michelle Robinson, bestselling author of The Pumpkin Who Stole Halloween, Ten Fat Sausages, How to Wash a Woolly Mammothand many more Bright and bold illustrations full of character by Tim Budgen, illustrator of This is Me!and the Twenty at Bedtime series The perfect picture book to help children to navigate their big emotions With a message about patience, friendship, and celebrating your strengths

People with psychiatric disabilities such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression are at risk for premature mortality and morbidity related to chronic health conditions. Physical activity improves health and quality of life, and shows promise for supporting mental health recovery. Physical activity is a complex behavior with many correlates. To date, no unifying theoretical model has fully explored the motivational constructs of physical activity in persons with psychiatric disabilities. Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) includes multiple correlates and predicts physical activity in many populations, including those with chronic health conditions. A proposed SCT model was tested to predict self-report exercise in persons with psychiatric disabilities. Recruitment of 120 persons from community mental health centers and supported housing programs in New Jersey completed nine self-report measures related to SCT variables, health, psychiatric distress and demographics in a cross-sectional design. Hierarchical multiple regression was used to test the hypothesis that the model would predict physical activity. Correlation and linear regression was used to test the secondary hypotheses regarding the relationships within the model. The proposed social cognitive model variables of social support, self-efficacy, outcome expectations, barriers and goal-setting practices in conjunction with the correlates of gender, age, number of health conditions and distress from psychiatric symptoms predicted 25% of the variance in self-report exercise. The model was significant overall, however SCT correlates did not show a significant prediction of exercise after controlling for gender, age, number of health conditions and distress from psychiatric symptoms. As predicted, amount of physical activity is related to the SCT correlates, except number of barriers. Depressive symptoms and female gender were both significant predictors of reduced physical activity, and less motivation for exercise. Self-efficacy for exercise was confirmed to have strong relationships with outcome expectations and goal-setting practices, with moderate relationships to barriers and social support. Exercise interventions based upon SCT should address gender and psychiatric symptom differences for best outcomes. Focused interventions providing goal-setting and goal-tracking skills may improve self-efficacy, and in turn increase the amount of weekly exercise. Additionally, mental health providers must consider type of social support necessary to encourage increased physical activity.