As with Key Links Magenta, Red, Yellow and Blue titles, Jill Eggleton has carefully sequenced the Green titles to maximise the scaffolding from one book to the next. Green titles continue to increase key vocabulary in every book. Tilly's Tantrum is a fiction title. The prompts in the Focus Panels for Green titles cover a range of Key Targets that are listed in the Teachers' Tool Box (item 7917196). 1 copy.

Can she leave her troubles behind to find true happiness? In the aftermath of the Great War, many are searching for a new life. But has Tilly missed her only chance for love? Since the end of the First World War, the residents of Victoria Crescent have been slowly rebuilding their lives. For Tilly Moran, this means living under the watchful eye of her elder sister, Alice, while waiting to come of age. Unable to bear the restrictions placed upon her, Tilly flees to Liverpool for a fresh start. As Tilly enters a new line of work she meets many interesting characters, and is charmed by Leonard Parker, a shipping entrepreneur. But when Tilly becomes involved in an investigation for a private detective agency she discovers that some of her new associates aren’t what they seem. Can Tilly’s dreams of love and independence come true, or will her luck run out?

Yesterday, I knew how disgusting it was to eat sheep brains And broccoli. And oysters. Yesterday, I could fly a kite, Keep a secret, And swing from the clothesline. The world felt settled. Then Laura Fisher spoke to me. Now a million weird worries surround me, And Im not sure if I will survive grade 5.Alan j. Wright Alan j. Wright firmly believes that poetry should be fun in the head and on the lips. In his second collection of adventurous verse for young poetry lovers, Alan lyrically celebrates everything from pirates to pink pyjamas and his lifelong dislike of broccoli. He leads all ages on a delightful, poetic journey through the far reaches of his experiences. Within poems popping with life and laughter, Alan clarifies, among other things, his strong need for breakfast cereal, the perils of playing Kiss Chasey, and the joy of playing cricket in the park. I Bet Theres No Broccoli on the Moon shares a fun collection of poetry that explores the joys of life, the adventures of Martina the astronaut, and why the world is full of silly songs.

A dream wedding in French wine country becomes the perfect venue for family drama in this heartwarming novel of love, family, and happily ever after. Matilda Parker is flying to France for what should be the wedding of her dreams. But she soon discovers that her dreams are beside the point. Her mother Freda has spent a year planning the perfect wedding, and nothing—not even a house full of relatives, the imminent arrival of her feckless son-in-law-to-be, or his irritating parents—is going to spoil it. On the other side of the village, Anna has problems of her own. With all her family about to descend, including her precious sons Joe and Sam, Anna has vowed that nothing will ruin their much-awaited summer holiday. Beneath a sweltering summer sun, two clans, a naughty dog, a gaggle of relatives and friends gather in the Loire. But when a visitor from hell arrives and Joe bumps into Tilly, it looks like all of Anna and Freda’s plans are about to go up in smoke . . . Tilly was previously published under the title A Perfect Summer Wedding.

Evie Campbell has a secret. No one can know that ten years ago, she had married and divorced the now-notorious Jackson Auclair. Her parents would be disappointed, her career destroyed. She and Jackson had ensured that they would never interact after their divorce: he claimed France as his, and she took all the U.S. states west of the Mississippi. When Evie accidentally violates their divorce agreement and lands into France with her new fiancé, Jackson threatens to reveal her biggest-kept secret unless she accepts his deal to dump her fiancé and spend the next two weeks with him. Could she resume her relationship with Jackson without falling in love with him all over again? Jackson Auclair leads a wealthy life, but a lonely one. As a kid constantly denied the same love and attention as his three half brothers, he learned long ago to fight for what he wanted. His ruthless drive is what made him launch Zohra, the largest sex club in the world. But it’s not enough. He wants legitimacy, and opening up a nightclub in Las Vegas will be the first step. His divorce agreement keeps him from operating in Nevada, but he has a plan—he’ll get Evie to lift the boundaries. When Evie’s life is threatened during her stay in France, Jackson’s plan is turned topsy turvy. He now has to decide what he wants more: Evie or Vegas.

Children's picture book for ages three and up about a little kangaroo who has temper tantrums and learns to regulate them because of her parents' loving responses.

When the exhausted winter wind throws a snowy tantrum, it finds comfort in the friendship of two young children in this lyrical retelling of a Yiddish folktale illustrated with stunning collage. Winter Wind worked hard all season long blowing away leaves, preparing trees for coats of snow and ice. Now, Wind is tired and needs a place to rest. But no one wants to shelter so cold and blustery a Wind--not the townspeople, not the country innkeeper, not even the gnarled tree who is worried about frozen roots. Finally, Wind does what any of us do when we are overtired: Wind has a tantrum. And it is only with the help of two small children brave enough to weather the storm that Wind finally finds the perfect place to sleep. Based on a Yiddish folktale, the gentle language of this seasonal story is coupled with intricate cut-paper collage dioramas tell this sweet tale about empathy and friendship. The visuals in this book are striking for their vibrancy, palette, and movement. A perfect read for a cold, blustery day, or at bedtime with your own sleepy loved ones. A Bank Street Best Book of the Year