Help Ringo Tame His Temper - Tucker, Sarah Beliza

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Résumé :
Tired of tantrums? Are your child's emotional outbursts turning your life upside down? Parents, Teachers, and Counselors need a solution that inspires children to take action. This fun, choose-your-own-adventure style children's book entertains as it gently guides the reader to control their emotions by helping Ringo navigate the consequences and benefits of different decisions throughout his day. Children will reread this story repeatedly to see if their advice helps Ringo tame his temper. This interactive story sets positive real-life examples through its beautifully illustrated pages. Plus, the reader can access BONUS animated content and additional activities with a smartphone or tablet. Harness the author's twenty-plus years of child development experience by purchasing your copy today!...

Biographie:
Sarah Beliza Tucker has been working in Children's Media for almost 30 years. Starting as a Fox Kids Club actress and producer, she learned to hold the attention of children through media in her teens. She moved on to theater, animation, and video game production. She is dedicated to producing media that does more than entertain but also instills life lessons all children need to succeed. Her company, Ocean Aire Productions, has been helping the martial arts industry teach character development worldwide since 2006! She is a co-owner of a martial arts school with her husband, where she has been teaching and developing Character Education Programs for children for over 20 years. Sarah created Harry the Red-Headed Lizard as a creative writing assignment in the ninth grade, and he has been with her ever since, evolving into what he is today. All the characters and mentors in her stories are based on the children, teachers, and parents she has worked with over the past 20 years. Sarah brings a sense of realism within the fantasy world, she gives young children a safe place to learn life skills and problem-solving by connecting them with characters that they can relate to.