Taliyah Lights Up the Crown with Her Good Behavior and Acting Out Against Bullying
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Taliyah Lights Up the Crown with her good behavior and Acting Out Against Bullying is a book of a grandmother's love for her granddaughter. She wants to reward her good behavior by giving her a gift. A crown that will Light Up every time she shows that she has good behavior, but she knows that in order for her to do this she must get the help of her two wonderful friends; Good the Frog and Acting Out the Little Wiggly Worm to help her achieve this as they go on a wonderful adventure that prove to be wonderful for each character that was involved. Acting Out Against Bullying showed how a Little Wiggly Worm whom was not on such good behavior in the beginning of their adventure, but changed into such an important part of the story by coming up with such a good idea to solve the animal's problems in the Forest of Look and See.
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“Taliyah Lights Up the Crown and Acting Out Bullying” is a wonderful book that tells about how a grandma wants to reward her granddaughter for having wonderful behavior and how the grandmother will go to such a great extent to make sure she gets rewarded. Acting Out goes through different changes of growth in his behavior to become the one who can lead and teach other animals how to look out and care for each other. It's a very teachable book with life's lesson and challenges to learn at each stage of the adventure they will come upon.
About the Author
Phyllis L. Morris-Holmes is a graduate of Coppin State University. She holds a BS degree in psychology and a master of adult education also from Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland. The author always loved reading and writing; a dreamer, the author was and is. She always as a child loved to read. She felt that reading was traveling without leaving your room or house. It instills in the reader a hunger to learn more about places, events, and people that you may never meet but would feel as though you did or have. The author also felt that with each book you read or write, you should walk away with a lesson, an adventure, or a thirst to want more. To have the desire to do something to right injustice, if perceived that one had been done. To change the world with what one feels is possible to change and to embody and feel the other's life event, to want to be a part of them to develop an imaginary spirit to see things as changeable if only in another's mind.