Nanny Earned Her Jiggly Wings
"Nanny, why is your hair grey?" "Well, there's a story . . ."As Nanny begins reading a story to her grandson, he interrupts with lots of questions about her body, such as why her hairs are grey and why she has two chins. These questions force Nanny to reflect on her personal journey through life and all the ways her body has changed over the years. Answering his questions in a light-hearted, positive, and sometimes humorous way, Nanny shows her grandson that every body has its own unique story. Through a poetic conversation between grandmother and grandson, Rhonda Kay Comeau illustrates the importance of body positivity and the messaging we pass along to children in our responses to their natural curiosity.
Oscar and the Big Orange Spider
A spider, a shriek, and a surprising source of bravery!Meet Oscar, a curious boy who loves quiet mornings and good books. One sunny day, a big orange spider turns his world upside down!With the help of his animal-loving sister Alfredia, Oscar searches high and low for the mysterious visitor. When the spider vanishes and bedtime draws near, Oscar feels something even scarier than eight legs... fear.This faith-filled story gently shows kids that God is bigger and stronger than any fear they face.Perfect for ages 3 - 8
You're the Big Cheese (a Shaped Novelty Board Book for Toddlers)
Wool of Worry
Every night, bedtime becomes a battle for Larry the llama as he fights to get his wild, willful, worrisome wool under control. But with some advice from his animal friends-Ducky the duck, Daryl the dog, Alfred the elephant, Paul the pig, and Sherry the sheep-Larry learns that it's his own anxiety that's at the heart of the problem. Luckily, his pals offer him some great tools for making those big wooly worries feel a bit smaller and easier to face each night and every day.An imaginative, fun, and thoughtful story brought to life in colourful illustrations, Wool of Worry will charm and educate children and adults alike with its delightful animal characters and timely mental health message.
Outside!
Join Josie and her mother as they explore their yard in the country! Josie delights in everyday sights-a bee on a flower, a cat's nose, and a tractor ride-through the eyes of a child. And when going inside is too sad, can Josie convince her mom to bring a treat outside?
The Little Blue Heron
In a happy little marsh, a bright blue heron loved wading, singing, and nibbling tiny fish with her flock. Life was calm... until one day- CRACK! BAM! TIMBER!Trees fell. Buildings rose. And her peaceful home began to change.Determined to help her friends, the Little Blue Heron bravely travels to the city to find answers. What she discovers sparks courage, teamwork, and a big idea that helps protect her marsh forever. Inspired by the real law that protects migratory birds, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Little Blue Heron reminds young readers that even small voices can make a big difference. - A ready-to-use one-page Teacher Support Guide (Grades 3-5 aligned)- Figurative language and vocabulary pulled directly from the story- Black-and-white coloring pages for creative extension- Discussion questions perfect for classroom conversations Perfect for elementary schools, homeschool families, and communities who care about protecting the places and people they love.Because heroes don't always wear capes...Sometimes they have feathers.
My Nonno Loves
This uplifting and gently funny ode to grandfathers celebrates everything they love ... especially their grandchildren! My nonno loves being in his garden, with a coffee in hand and songs in the air. But most of all, my nonno loves me! Perfect for grandparents to read aloud to their grandchildren, this joyful picture book is the ideal keepsake for grandfathers everywhere. With tenderly drawn illustrations and heartfelt text, the book highlights how grandfathers fill each day with play, see the magic in ordinary moments, and cherish their family above all else. A story of joy, love and togetherness, My Nonno Loves will be treasured by everyone in the family! CELEBRATES TRADITIONS: While the loveable characters embrace their Italian heritage, My Nonno Loves encourages readers of all backgrounds to celebrate their own families' traditions.FAMILY TIES: The book was created by talented siblings Adelle and Claudia Frittitta as an ode to grandads everywhere - and it was inspired by their own beloved nonno!CELEBRATES THE BEAUTY IN SMALL THINGS: From poring over precious coin collections to watching tomato plants grow, children and grandparents alike will love the story's prompts to talk about their favorite everyday moments. MEANINGFUL GIFT: An emphasis on connection and enjoying everyday moments makes this an affirming read and an excellent year-round gift for anyone wanting to celebrate their grandparent. Perfect for: Parents looking for a Father's Day, Christmas or birthday gift from their children for their grandfather, nonno, abuelo, farfar or opa.Fans of There's Only One Grandpa Like You.Parents, carers and grandparents looking for an engaging, uplifting book for children aged 3+.
My Nonna Loves
This sweet and uplifting ode to grandmothers celebrates everything they love ... especially their grandchildren! My nonna loves gossiping on the phone, sharing biscotti, and making passata with the whole family. But most of all, my nonna loves me! Perfect for grandparents to read aloud to their grandchildren, this heartwarming picture book is an ideal keepsake for grandmothers everywhere. With lovingly drawn illustrations and gently humorous text, the book highlights how grandmothers relish every waking moment, cook with their souls, and cherish their family above all else. A story of joy, love and togetherness, My Nonna Loves will be treasured by everyone in the family! CELEBRATES TRADITIONS: While the loveable characters embrace their Italian heritage, My Nonna Loves encourages readers of all backgrounds to celebrate their own families' special traditions.FAMILY TIES: The book was created by talented siblings Adelle and Claudia Frittitta as an ode to grandmas everywhere - and it was inspired by their own beloved nonna!CELEBRATES THE BEAUTY IN SMALL THINGS: From collecting freshly laid chicken eggs to gazing at sunflowers, children and grandparents alike will love the story's prompts to talk about their favorite everyday moments. MEANINGFUL GIFT: An emphasis on connection and enjoying everyday moments makes this an affirming read and an excellent year-round gift for anyone wanting to celebrate their grandparent. Perfect for: Parents looking for a Mother's Day, Christmas or birthday gift from their children for their granny, nonna, abuela or oma.Fans of Grandma Loves Me by Marianne Richmond.Parents, carers and grandparents looking for an engaging, uplifting book for children aged 3+.
Imagine
As the world grows quiet and the stars twinkle in the sky, 'Imagine' is a gentle, calm meditative bedtime tale that helps little dreamers unwind and drift through meadows of moonlight with calm wonder into a cozy, restful sleep
The Lion with No Mane
Lion is known for his golden mane and brave heart. One day, Lion wakes up to find his mane missing. His friends Flamingo, Zebra, and Hippo help him to discover how to be Lion when he has no mane. The Lion with No Mane is a wonderful story of self-discovery. Through Lion's encounters with his friends, readers are introduced to the idea that our true essence is not in our appearance, but who we are inside.
The Little Blue Heron
In a happy little marsh, a bright blue heron loved wading, singing, and nibbling tiny fish with her flock. Life was calm... until one day- CRACK! BAM! TIMBER!Trees fell. Buildings rose. And her peaceful home began to change.Determined to help her friends, the Little Blue Heron bravely travels to the city to find answers. What she discovers sparks courage, teamwork, and a big idea that helps protect her marsh forever. Inspired by the real law that protects migratory birds, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Little Blue Heron reminds young readers that even small voices can make a big difference. - A ready-to-use one-page Teacher Support Guide (Grades 3-5 aligned)- Figurative language and vocabulary pulled directly from the story- Black-and-white coloring pages for creative extension- Discussion questions perfect for classroom conversations Perfect for elementary schools, homeschool families, and communities who care about protecting the places and people they love.Because heroes don't always wear capes...Sometimes they have feathers.
Ari's Bathroom Map
What does Ari do when he is given a mapping assignment for class? He focuses on the one thing he can control - mapping the neighborhood bathrooms for kids just like him.Bathrooms are very important to people with Crohn's disease, since needing to go can happen very quickly and frequently. Public restrooms are often not available in enough neighborhoods in the United States. Bathroom access cards called "I Can't Wait" cards are available through the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation for people who need to use a bathroom immediately.
Little Honor
When pride and rivalry threaten balance, true honor begins with humility and love.Meet Little Honor, a radiant young prince whose power keeps the sun shining over his kingdom. Beside him reigns his sister-the gentle Moon Princess-whose light guides the night. Together, they hold the world in perfect harmony... until competition creeps into Little Honor's heart. Determined to prove himself stronger and brighter, he begins to grasp for control, and soon the delicate balance between day and night starts to unravel.As shadows grow longer and the moon fades weaker, Little Honor must confront a difficult truth: real leadership is not about winning-it is about listening, sharing, and protecting those we love. With courage and reflection, he learns that stepping back can be just as brave as stepping forward. Through humility and compassion, Little Honor discovers that harmony is restored not by power alone, but by honoring others.Perfect for bedtime reading and thoughtful conversations, Little Honor is a luminous children's picture book that helps kids navigate sibling rivalry, pride, cooperation, and responsibility. Parents, teachers, and caregivers will love using this story to spark discussions about teamwork, empathy, emotional growth, and healthy leadership.This inspiring tale encourages children to: Practice humility and self-reflectionLearn to share power and cooperateNavigate sibling conflict with kindnessBuild empathy and respectUnderstand that true leadership serves othersPart of the beloved Little Virtues series, Little Honor blends poetic storytelling with meaningful social-emotional learning, making it a beautiful addition to home libraries, classrooms, homeschool collections, and character-building programs.A breathtaking story about balance, brotherhood, and discovering what it truly means to lead with honor.
Paramedic Chris
Paramedic Chris: Beyond The CallBy Tim ParsonsParamedic Chris has a day off and goes out to relax, but is he really ever off duty?Tim Parsons, a former frontline ambulance chaplain for the NHS, is the author of children's book series 'Paramedic Chris'.
Fairy Raine's Easter Magic
When Easter loses it sparkle and the world turns dull and grey, even the Easter Bunny doesn't know what to do. With a swirl of colour, a sprinkle of hope and a touch of teamwork, Fairy Raine knows exactly how to help. Can you help too?
Paisley, Keeper of the Fire
Pain can feel scary, especially when you're small.But what if pain wasn't something to fear at all?When Nautilus hears a quiet voice asking him to slow down, he follows it into a glowing cave where he meets Paisley, a gentle fire-keeper who helps him understand the signals his body is sending. At first, Paisley seems mysterious, even frightening. But as their friendship grows, Nautilus learns something powerful: pain isn't an enemy, it's a guide.Paisley, Keeper of the Fire is a warm, lyrical picture book told in gentle verse, designed to help children ages 3-9 learn how to listen to their bodies with curiosity, kindness, and care. Through magical imagery and soothing rhythm, this story introduces young readers to the idea that physical and emotional discomfort can be important messages, inviting rest, nourishment, communication, and compassion.Perfect for parents, educators, and caregivers, this book opens the door to meaningful conversations about: - Understanding pain and body signals - Self-care, rest, and healthy boundaries - Emotional awareness and empathy - Building trust in one's own bodyWritten with intention for shared reading, Paisley, Keeper of the Fire supports social-emotional learning and encourages children to see their bodies as wise allies rather than something to ignore or push through.Gentle, reassuring, and empowering, this story reminds children, and the adults who love them, that when we listen carefully, even pain can help guide us home.
Paisley, Keeper of the Fire
Pain can feel scary, especially when you're small.But what if pain wasn't something to fear at all?When Nautilus hears a quiet voice asking him to slow down, he follows it into a glowing cave where he meets Paisley, a gentle fire-keeper who helps him understand the signals his body is sending. At first, Paisley seems mysterious, even frightening. But as their friendship grows, Nautilus learns something powerful: pain isn't an enemy, it's a guide.Paisley, Keeper of the Fire is a warm, lyrical picture book told in gentle verse, designed to help children ages 3-9 learn how to listen to their bodies with curiosity, kindness, and care. Through magical imagery and soothing rhythm, this story introduces young readers to the idea that physical and emotional discomfort can be important messages, inviting rest, nourishment, communication, and compassion.Perfect for parents, educators, and caregivers, this book opens the door to meaningful conversations about: - Understanding pain and body signals - Self-care, rest, and healthy boundaries - Emotional awareness and empathy - Building trust in one's own bodyWritten with intention for shared reading, Paisley, Keeper of the Fire supports social-emotional learning and encourages children to see their bodies as wise allies rather than something to ignore or push through.Gentle, reassuring, and empowering, this story reminds children, and the adults who love them, that when we listen carefully, even pain can help guide us home.
Imperfectly Perfect Posey
Posey is great at art, climbing trees, and dancing, so she assumes she'll be perfect at yoga poses too-her name is Pose-y, after all! But to her dismay, Posey can't do the poses like the other kids. Frustrated, she quits. She continues her other activities, but yoga won't leave her mind. One brave day, she returns and does all the poses perfectly. Just kidding! She still struggles--but this time, despite imperfection, she finds fun, connection, and joy, proving that success exists outside of perfection. We're all imperfectly perfect!--Lizzie Brooks
Bridie Starts School
When Bridie starts school, she faces all the usual challenges -making friends, learning new things, and fitting in. But there's one thing that makes her feel different: she is adopted.... With support from her loving family, Bridie discovers that it's okay to share her story when she's ready. A warm, reassuring story about love, belonging, and finding the courage to be yourself.
The Playroom Door
Zara wants to paint the playroom door, but is dismayed when nobody else in her family thinks that purple is the best color. She and her hamster, Whimsy, envision wonderful possibilities as they explore "the best color" for the best room in the house.Zara's love for her family and respect for their opinions combine, leading her to a creative solution that shows the beauty of collaboration and the joy of putting others' happiness first.
Ada Holloway's Had Enough
Ada Holloway just needs to survive her final semester as a high school senior, but nothing's going her way.Star quarterback Beckett Forsythe relies on Ada to do his homework for him, her rebellious cousin Molly has no where else to go but the Holloway's house, and to top it all off, Ada doesn't really know what she wants to do with her life-even though her parents already decided for her.The one thing she does know is the topic for her senior essay: the life of Freeport's founder, Everett J. Washington. But the Mayor of Freeport has pulled Washington's biography from library shelves among a massive book ban. Ada needs that book, she needs to write her essay, and her best friend David has a perfect idea: a banned book club run by the public library. What could go wrong?
Platty's Perfect Day / Bitsy Bee's Bad Day
This is two books in one! Once you are done reading about Platty's Perfect Day, you can flip the book over and read about Bitsy Bee's Bad Day!Platty's Perfect Day: Platty's Perfect Day is a story that celebrates quiet living and a calm, introverted lifestyle.A warm cup of tea. Your favorite chair. A colorful puzzle. These are the things that make life cozy.Platty the Platypus is a simple creature who likes to take time to enjoy the simple things in life. He treasures the time he has to himself.Although his friends in the forest ask him to spend time with them, he always takes time for himself first - and when he's ready, he'll come out to play!Bitsy Bee's Bad Day: Bitsy Bee is having the worst day ever! It seems like no matter what she does, things just keep going wrong. What is Bitsy to do?She can't control the world around her, but she can find ways to cope with her feelings.Bitsy Bee's Bad Day is a book about self-soothing. Bitsy Bee shows us that even if bad things are happening around us, we can find ways to take care of ourselves so that we don't let our negative feelings consume us.
Twice Home
About the BookLayla has always lived in two worlds: the bustling streets of New York City and the vibrant, familiar rhythms of Mumbai. But as she grows older, the threads connecting her to her Indian heritage begin to feel tangled. Words come more slowly. Traditions feel different. And Layla wonders-does she have to choose one home, and one part of herself, over the other?Inspired by the author's own journey, Twice Home is a tender and beautifully illustrated story about family, identity, and the courage it takes to belong to more than one place. It is a timeless reminder that home is not just somewhere you are from, but something you can build and carry within you, wherever you go.About the AuthorSienna Layla Tolani is a student writer, journalist, and editor in New York City. Growing up between cultures has shaped both her voice and her curiosity, inspiring her to explore questions of identity, belonging, and perspective through storytelling.At Horace Mann School, she serves in editorial roles across several student publications, including: The Voyager - a travel magazine focused on place, culture, and global perspectiveThe Review - a current-events journal centered on thoughtful debateFolio 51 - exploring gender equity and women's voicesThe Mannequin - her school's yearbookTwice Home is her debut children's illustrated book.
All These Feelings
All These Feelings is a vibrant and inclusive children's picture book that helps young readers explore and understand their emotions. Through engaging illustrations and relatable everyday scenarios, this book introduces children to feelings like happiness, sadness, excitement, worry, and curiosity, making complex emotions easy to recognize and discuss. Perfect for preschoolers and early learners, All These Feelings encourages emotional literacy, self-awareness, and empathy in a fun, accessible way.Designed with diversity in mind, the story features characters of different races, religions, and abilities, including children using wheelchairs, allowing every child to see themselves represented. Each page is filled with colourful artwork that captures the energy of childhood while supporting parents, caregivers, and educators in talking about emotions, social skills, and emotional regulation.All These Feelings is ideal for use in homes, preschools, early learning centers, and as part of classroom social-emotional learning programs. Its approachable language and interactive style invite children to pause, reflect, and share their own experiences, helping them develop vocabulary for their feelings and stronger interpersonal skills.This book is perfect for parents looking for inclusive children's books, teachers seeking emotional literacy resources, and caregivers who want picture books that promote empathy, mindfulness, and emotional intelligence. Keywords include: children's picture book, emotions, feelings, emotional literacy, inclusive children's books, preschool, social-emotional learning, empathy, self-awareness, diverse characters, early learning.All These Feelings is more than a story - it's a tool to help children explore their inner world, understand themselves, and connect with others in a compassionate and playful way.
When The World Feels To Loud
Some children experience the world a little more loudly.For them, the hum of a room can feel like a roar. Lights shine brighter, sounds stretch longer, and even small moments can swell until they feel too big to hold. A crowded space, a sudden noise, or a change in routine can ripple through them in ways others might not see - but they feel everything.When the World Feels Too Loud follows one child through a day shaped by racing thoughts, overwhelming noise, and the invisible weight of feeling everything all at once. From the rush of the morning to the quiet moments in between, we are gently guided through their inner world - a place where emotions rise quickly, where the body holds tension, and where calm can sometimes feel just out of reach.But within the noise, there are pauses.A breath. A steadying presence. A small moment of stillness that reminds them they are safe, held, and not alone in how they feel. Slowly, softly, they begin to find their way back to themselves.Told with warmth, honesty, and space to breathe, this story offers a compassionate and age-appropriate window into sensory sensitivity, emotional overwhelm, and the experience of being a deeply feeling child. It validates what can often go unseen, helping children recognise themselves in the pages and feel less alone in their world.At the same time, it offers parents, caregivers, and educators a gentle guide for understanding - an invitation to meet these children with patience, empathy, and care, rather than correction or dismissal.At its heart, this is a story about belonging - not in spite of feeling deeply, but because of it.Because being sensitive is not something that needs to be fixed.It is something that deserves to be understood, supported, and gently celebrated - exactly as it is, in every quiet and powerful way.
How to Fill Your Hug Bank
How to Fill Your Hug Bank introduces young readers the invisible "hug bank" we all carry inside of us: the safe place where we store warm fuzzy feelings and cozy thoughts of love and care. Through lyrical rhyme and soft watercolor art, this whimsical story helps kids understand how love, whether it comes from family, friends, pets, or even themselves, can fill them up with calm, comfort, and connection.
Larry The Leafs Spring Adventures
Larry the Leaf and the Four Seasons is a gentle, heartwarming story about a curious little leaf who learns about the changing seasons and the natural cycle of life. As Larry explores where he comes from and why things change, he discovers that growth, letting go, and renewal are all part of something bigger. Perfect for young readers, this beautifully told tale offers comfort, understanding, and a sense of wonder inspired by nature.
Fuzzy Feelings
A beautiful Wes Anderson-inspired picture book to help children navigate their emotions. Just like felt, feelings can be a little fuzzy. Fuzzy Feelings follows the story of little Cat, who is experiencing lots of emotions as she navigates her way through the day. Cat wonders, Am I happy? Am I sad? Am I confused? It's hard to express how she is feeling. As you turn the pages of the book with your own little one, discover together how to understand the big feelings that children have and how it can be hard to describe these different emotions. Cat learns that it's OK to have mixed or in-between thoughts that are hard to talk about. Fuzzy Feelings is the perfect jumping-off point for parents, caregivers, and teachers to talk to a child about how they are feeling. Created in felt, all lovingly hand-sewn by artist Cat Rabbit, it is a gentle guide to help children express themselves and navigate their world.
The Book Without a Title
This book doesn't want a title... or punctuation... or pictures... or even to be a book!But maybe that's exactly what makes it great.P.S Don't judge a book by its back cover either!In The Book Without a Title, the book talks, loses its punctuation, scrambles its formatting, and even tries to erase its pictures, but no matter what it does, it's still a book! With a hint of mischief and a touch of chaos, this playful story shows children that they don't need to be ticked off on a check list or be like other books to be amazing.Perfect for story time and early readers, this imaginative book introduces fun ideas about punctuation, formatting, and storytelling, all while keeping kids engaged and turning the pages.
