Dora loves her Abuela (grandmother) very much. Dora has learned so much from her, including how to be an explorer! This sweet story is perfect for Dora fans - and their grandmothers!

Dora shares why she loves her grandmother so much and what she has learned from her.

Dora and Boots are taking a basket of treats to Dora's sick grandmother, but Swiper keeps trying to steal the basket.

Join Dora on an exciting adventure to visit her Abuela!

Dora shares why her Abuela is so special to her in this sweet 8x8 storybook. She has learned so much from her Abuela, including how to be an explorer!Perfect for Mother's Day, great for all year round! This sweet story is perfect for Dora fans and their grandmothers!

A comic tale of the tangled fortunes of two theatrical families, the Hazards and the Chances. It contains as many sets of twins and mistaken identities as any Shakespeare comedy, and celebrates the magic of over a century of show business.

This profound and poignant collection highlights some of the best literary writers of our time in an era when the roles of mothers and daughters are constantly being questioned and redefined. Because I Love Her explores the deepest bonds and truths of motherhood by sharing stories and secrets of becoming a mother and grandmother. Ranging from established and bestselling authors to exciting new voices, these women reveal what their mothers taught them, what they in turn hope to impart to their daughters and, finally, what they've learned as a bridge between the two.

Having written and illustrated a book about her grandparents, Dora asks her friend Tom for help in printing and binding it.

All of us have probably encountered that little voice at some point in time that talks inside our head-you know the voice. The one that says yea and the other that says nay. The one that tells you to stay when you know you should go, or the one that tries to disrupt your daily activities by interfering with your knack for life. Well, that is the voice that the author so candidly talks about in her book. Have you ever wondered what it would be like if the voice never stopped talking? In this book the author describes what it was like living with that voice. She describes it like listening to your favorite talk show host who never shuts up, sort of like the ladies on The View and Kathie Lee and Hoda. The only difference is she could not turn the channel or turn off the tube to silence the voice. The voice was cruel, merciless, and told her ghastly things, similar to a journalist reporting alarming news. Only it was destined to destroy her, affecting every aspect of her life, including her ability to work, focus, and concentrate. However, before allowing the voice to completely destroy her, a family member's expertise and understanding directed her in the preeminent pathway to revitalization. This book is based on true events as the author remembers. Most of the events are written sequentially. Others she skipped around in hope to make the events a little more interesting. The author believes everyone has a story, and if sharing your story will help you or others feel encouraged, she encourages you to share your story.

'A delightful historical saga which is so beautifully woven together that from the very start I was enchanted' Jaffa Reads Too From the award-winning author of The Apothecary's Daughter comes a beautifully evocative, family drama, perfect for fans of Santa Montefiore, Lucinda Riley and Elizabeth Jane Howard's Cazalet Chronicles. 1891. Spindrift House, Cornwall. Talented painter Edith Fairchild is poised to begin a life of newlywed bliss and artistic creation in the inspiring setting of Spindrift House, freshly inherited by her charming husband, Benedict, and overlooking the stunning harbour of Port Isaac. But when her honeymoon turns sour, her dreams are all but dashed and after a moment of madness and desire she finds herself pregnant with another man's child. Edith swears never to tell her secret and devotes herself to her art. Joined at Spindrift House by her friends - Clarissa, Dora and the secret father of her child, Pascal - together they turn the house into a budding artists' community. But despite their dreams of an idyllic way of life creating beauty by the sea, it becomes clear that all is not perfect within their tight-knit community, and that the weight of their secrets could threaten to tear apart their paradise forever... Why do readers love Charlotte Betts? 'This book was a pleasure to read, from beginning to end. A story in which to lose yourself, and become part of the community... It's Spindrift House against the world, and you'll be one of them, every step of the way!' Terri Nixon 'I loved this book . . . The Light Within Us is a real page-turner, and I'm very much looking forward to reading the next stage of the journey through the lives of those who inhabit Spindrift House. Highly recommended' Liz Harris 'I can't even begin to explain how much I loved this book. I really wasn't expecting to get so invested in these character's lives... but WOW. I thought this would just be a simple love story, but it is SO MUCH MORE than that' Rainy Reads 'Written with flair, style and confidence, The Light Within Us . . . touches the heart and lifts the spirit' Bookish Jottings 'The Light Within Us is a book that captivated me from start to finish. Rich in detail, full of passion this is a delightful and fascinating read. I really can't wait to get my hands on the next book in the trilogy' Book Literati 'Romantic, engaging and hugely satisfying' Katie Fforde 'A highly-recommended novel of love, tragedy and the power of art' Daily Mail 'I was captivated by this moving, heart-warming and beautifully woven story - gripping, atmospheric, eloquently told and full of rich detail' Kate Furnivall