Timeless Love - Thompson, Julie
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Alijah and his mom do everything together. They go to the park, ride their bikes, practice yoga and Alijah's favourite: share popcorn during movie nights. Alijah loves being with his mom and he knows his mom loves being with him. So when Mom introduces him to her new friend, Jason, Alijah is excited. That is, until Jason starts to pop up too often. Alijah thinks two is a better number than three and he feels the rumble of anger start to grow in his tummy. The anger grows bigger and bigger inside of him. Will it explode? How can he get all of his mom's time back again? Julie Thompson's first…mehr

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Alijah and his mom do everything together. They go to the park, ride their bikes, practice yoga and Alijah's favourite: share popcorn during movie nights. Alijah loves being with his mom and he knows his mom loves being with him. So when Mom introduces him to her new friend, Jason, Alijah is excited. That is, until Jason starts to pop up too often. Alijah thinks two is a better number than three and he feels the rumble of anger start to grow in his tummy. The anger grows bigger and bigger inside of him. Will it explode? How can he get all of his mom's time back again? Julie Thompson's first book, Timeless Love, addresses a child's need for assurance during common situations of family and social change. Timeless Love is a story is a love story - a tale in which a mother shows her son that her love for him is limitless.
Autorenporträt
Julie Thompson has worked with children and youth for over 25 years. After experiencing a change in her family's life Julie turned to literature to help support her youngest through this challenging time. Unable to find a book that addressed her son's concern, Julie decided to write the book herself. Timeless Love is the first book of a series Julie plans on creating in hopes of addressing many of the everyday, and some of the larger, issues marginalized and racialized individuals experience. She lives in Toronto, Canada with her children.