Meet four adorable dinosaurs who love to do yoga! Dino Yoga is a fun illustrated guide that teaches young children how to do yoga with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions on how to perform all the basic yoga poses. With each yoga position is also a kid-friendly tip on how to better handle their emotions and personalities, including how to relax, how to focus, and how to be calmer. A great way to introduce children to this mindful practice, this must-have yoga for kids book is perfect to take them away from their screens and experience all the benefits yoga has to offer!
A fun-filled dinosaur story with timely themes about kindness, friendship, and being able to see past our differences. Meet Rex, the talon-tearing tough leader of a Cretaceous crew that loves to feed, feud, and fight! All is well in their rough-and-tumble world until someone new comes to town: a yoga-loving dino named Sam. Rex disapproves of his yoga pants, the “silly” chants, and frankly anyone who prefers tree pose to tussling. But how will Rex react when his surly, burly buddies want to try something new? And what is the real reason Rex rejects this new dinosaur? Kids will delight in this chomping, stomping showdown between the muscle-bound and the mellow, as Rex learns what true toughness looks like. With humor and heart, Dinos Don’t Do Yoga reveals the strength of kindness and friendship over bullying and fear.
An eagle soaring among the clouds or a star twinkling in the night sky . . . a camel in the desert or a boat sailing across the sea—yoga has the power of transformation. Not only does it strengthen bodies and calm minds, but with a little imagination, it can show us that anything is possible. New York Times bestselling illustrator Peter H. Reynolds and author and certified yoga instructor Susan Verde team up again in this book about creativity and the power of self-expression. I Am Yoga encourages children to explore the world of yoga and make room in their hearts for the world beyond it. A kid-friendly guide to 17 yoga poses is included.
Meet four adorable dinosaurs who love to do yoga! Dino Yoga is a fun illustrated guide that teaches young children how to do yoga with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions on how to perform all the basic yoga poses. With each yoga position is also a kid-friendly tip on how to better handle their emotions and personalities, including how to relax, how to focus, and how to be calmer. A great way to introduce children to this mindful practice, this must-have yoga for kids book is perfect to take them away from their screens and experience all the benefits yoga has to offer!
Join Tyrannosaurus rex Baby Dino as he journeys through Dragonfly Pose, Mountain Pose, Downward Dog, and more in this charming picture book featuring a simple, fifteen-pose yoga sequence for kids who love dinosaurs Newly hatched T-rex Baby Dino wants to explore his world. Taking his cues from the prehistoric landscape around him, featuring a mountain, a pool, a swaying palm, dragonflies, and pterodactyls, he moves through fourteen easy-to-do yoga poses until deciding it's time for a rest in Relaxation Pose. The spare, rhyming prose will delight young readers and make it easy for them to remember the poses. Parents can join in, too, for a healthful family activity. Beautifully illustrated with line drawings with full-color digital collage inspired by the natural world, this delightful book introduces children three to seven to the fun, physical activity, and calming effects of yoga.
An endearing and empowering story about a little dinosaur from a bestselling and award-winning picture book illustrator new to the Andersen list Tinysaurus is desperate to be bigger. He wants to be able to do all the things that his big sister, BigSissysaurus, can do. He especially wants to be big enough to look after the eggs that his mom has just laid, but when a hungry Nastysaurus comes and tries to steal the eggs, Tinysaurus discovers that being small has its advantages!
Welcome to the world of DharmaDinos! Tini, a lass once fearful of dinosaurs, practiced mindfulness to change her perceptions of the mammoth reptiles. Her new-found friends, while delightful, were perilously clumsy, so she and Rhogi joined forces and introduced them to yoga. Soon their sangha was brimming with beautifully balanced, and much beloved behemoths! So grab a mat and bend a bit, the knowledge never ends. We'll see you soon, and we can't wait. 'Til then, Namaste, friend! "Candice approaches teaching yoga in a way that captures the imagination of young children and holds the promise of impacting their lives in many positive ways. This book is expertly done and is a treasure for all." -Rita Bhan, co-author of Chippy's Dreams "Attention dinosaur lovers! If you've ever wondered what a dinosaur doing yoga looked like (and who hasn't?) this is the book for you! Candice does a masterful job of introducing yoga to young readers with the help of her colorful illustrations, rhymes and dinosaur friends. Tini and Rhogi teach young readers how to breath, stretch and better understand all the wonderful benefits of practicing yoga. So grab your dino-buddies and try a pose or two. You'll be glad you did!" - Bob Ostrom, Children's book illustrator
April Rhodes James has created an entertaining book of original dinosaur poems to offer her insights about various dinosaurs and prehistoric animals as a result of knowledge gained from the professional paleontological services business Prehistoric Journeys she and her husband Barry James, a vertebrate paleontologist, have owned & operated for 35 years. While the majority of the poems include details as currently understood, some of the poems are just for fun. All have been read aloud and were found to appeal to children as well as adults. In other words, something dinosaur for everyone!
Named a Best Book of 2022 by The Guardian This is a book about yoga. Or at least, it was. Emmanuel Carrère is a renowned writer. After decades of emotional upheaval, he has begun to live successfully—he is healthy; he works; he loves. He practices meditation, striving to observe the world without evaluating it. In this state of heightened awareness, he sets out for a ten-day silent retreat in the French heartland, leaving his phone, his books, and his daily life behind. But he’s also gathering material for his next book, which he thinks will be a pleasant, useful introduction to yoga. Four days later, there’s a tap on the window: something has happened. Forced to leave the retreat early, he returns to a Paris in crisis. Life is derailed. His city is in turmoil. His work-in-progress falters. His marriage begins to unravel, as does his entanglement with another woman. He wavers between opposites—between self-destruction and self-control; sanity and madness; elation and despair. The story he has told about himself falls away. And still, he continues to live. This is a book about one man’s desire to get better, and to be better. It is laced with doubt, animated by the dangerous interplay between what is fiction and what is real. Loving, humorous, harrowing and profound, Yoga hurls us towards the outer edges of consciousness, where, finally, we can see things as they really are.
