Malia & Teacup Out On A Limb [Paperback]

Malia and Teacup: Out on a Limb (ISBN: 978-0-9825109-1-9) Early Reader Fiction Adventure The Thrilling Adventure of a Young Girl and her Tiny Dog in Africa. Father said Malia has only three weeks to train tiny Teacup, or else. Suddenly, the poodle disappears! Oh, no, this is trouble! Malia wonders what her stepbrother, Phillip, is hiding under his desk? Will Malia overcome her fears and believe in herself enough to rescue Teacup? Hanging upside down in a tree, Malia unravels the mystery of who dognapped little Teacup and discovers how to outsmart a wild animal with her courage. Action-packed terrific read for children from 7-9. Lynn Nolan, M.Ed. 34 years in elementary education. Dr. Barrow's new fiction book for children, Malia and Teacup: Out On A Limb (ISBN: 978-0-9825109-1-9) illustrates complicated problem solving and a journey of self-discovery in a fast-paced and fun book to read, with 120 pages and 16 illustrations. The book introduces young readers, ages 7-9, to important life lessons through the comedic misadventures of Malia and her tiny poodle. BOOKS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL ARMOR FOR KIDS How can an adventure book empower children and make them safer? A spoonful of adventure makes the psychology go down, according to Dr. Molly Barrow, author of relationship books Matchlines for Singles and Matchlines for Step Parenting and practicing psychotherapist. Just as Mary Poppins helped children take their medicine with a little sugar, Barrow uses exciting adventure books to embed subtle positive messages about building self-esteem. Self-esteem is the single most important factor for the safety of a child, says Barrow. High self-esteem is psychological armor for children. During the past twenty years counseling families, Dr. Barrow has used humorous storytelling to explain complicated therapy concepts to young children and troubled teenagers. Children responded so well to her stories utilizing the Barrow Empowerment Theory tlƒ°