What girls want to know about boys
Joan Horvath
Interviews with adolescent boys and girls in which they discuss their lives, thoughts, ideals, desires, and feelings about the opposite sex.
Read Time: ~5.3 hr
When I'm feeling happy
by written and (2009)
About this book
A little rabbit loves how it feels to be happy and how it helps him to be patient and kind to others as well. Includes tips for parents written by psychologists Bill Hallam and Craig Olsson.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreWhen I'm feeling happy Lead Character
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