All books using the keywords: Peggy Bell

Enjoy an activity book for grown-ups. It includes, word searches, word scrambles, coloring pages, and mazes.

This First Grade math workbook covers identifying numbers to ten, adding one more, completing picture frames, addition facts to ten, and telling time by the hour.

This Happiness Journal was made to help with journaling your thoughts that bring you happiness. An attitude of gratitude is a healthy way to live. Enjoy even the little things in life that bring you happiness and write about them in this journal.

If you have ever wondered if teaching is the right profession for you, this is the book to read.

Do you find it easy to love others but difficult to love yourself? It shouldn't be. We are all uniquely made. This book is designed for you to take time out of your busy life to appreciate and realize just how special you are.

This is a 45 day journal to help you become the best version of yourself. This journal is filled gratitude prompts, quotes and affirmations. As a bonus, the author includes pages of adult coloring to use as a form of art therapy. The author gives a message every 15 days to keep you on track.

This 45 day journal is filled with gratitude prompts, affirmations, and quotes to write about to help you with your personal growth. It includes messages from the author and bonus art therapy.

Your child will enjoy finding which picture is different and which pieces are missing compared to the picture above it. This workbook includes solutions in the back. For ages 7-10

Prissy is happy with her life, getting all of the attention from the family. She feels like she is the Queen of Her Castle. One day something unexpected happens that turns Prissy's world upside down. How will she handle the change? This precious story is one of forgiveness and acceptance. Children will be able to relate to Prissy's situation if ever they have had to deal with feelings of change in their own lives.

This planner/calendar will help those who have trouble remembering things on their own. In other words, they suffer from "CRS". It includes a place of gratitude each day, appointments, tasks, and reflections.