Follow the adventures of Sheila the shark on her first day at school in this entertaining book for children by Cheurlie Pierre-Russell. Five years after her arrival into the ocean, Sheila's first day at the big sea school has finally arrived and she's excited and fearful at the same time. Excited because she's about to explore a whole new world and meet a few new friends. She's also fearful because it means she would have to leave her caring mother and her adorable little brother for long stretches of time. She had never been away from her family and she was with them all the time, but today, she was going to spend a whole day without them and stay in Ms. Neat's classroom instead! How would she fare? Would she be able to adapt? Would she make new friends? Will she discover the joy of learning new things and getting along with others? You'll soon find out! Treat your kids to a wonderfully exciting first-day-at-school story! With lucid and wonderful images and flowing, easy-to-read prose, Sheila the Shy Shark is a storybook that belongs on the nightstand of every child and will teach them important, personality-shaping life lessons such as overcoming shyness and fear, the importance of confidence, expanding your comfort zone and more. Use this book to ingrain a love of reading in your kids and also establish a fun bedtime tradition and routine with your kids before you kiss them goodnight and turn out the lights!
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Cheurlie Pierre-Russell was born and raised in sunny Miami, Florida. She graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts Degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science Degree in Psychology from Walden University. After serving in the United States Navy for several years, she decided her passion was working with children and helping them grow by writing fiction and non-fiction books for children covering a wide range of subjects from education to dealing with emotions. A strong model for women and children, Cheurlie firmly believes that children are the future and by instilling positive values in them, we can make the world a better place.
