Daddy's Nose and Toes
Daddy's Nose and Toes is a funny story about a little boy and his family enjoying a day at the beach. This book is filled with rhyme and repetition so your little reader can easily recognize and recall the words. Join this family as they share a day full of fun and laughter.La Nariz y los Dedos de Papi es una graciosa historia acerca de un peque簽o ni簽o y su familia disfrutando de un d穩a en la playa. Este libro est獺 lleno de rimas y repeticiones para que tu peque簽o lector pueda f獺cilmente reconocer y recordar las palabras. ?nase a esta familia mientras comparten un d穩a lleno de diversi籀n y risas.
Why Am I Grateful for My Body?
Practicing gratitude is very important. It teaches us to focus on and be thankful for everything we have in life. So why not start with being thankful for our bodies?This book is all about gratitude for the body. By appreciating what the body does for us, it allows us to build a positive body image. Read through to find out why we should be grateful for each part of the body and what it allows us to do.
Tommy, The Talking Christmas Tree
The story tells of a tree that no one likes because of the way he looks, however, this tree can speak and he tells of his feelings of rejection. It provides a lesson for children of all ages. No matter how you look outside there is beauty within. A remarkable ending.
Mommy Why Is Everyone so Mad?
I wrote my first book last year during the pandemic. The times were difficult and our country was on lockdown due to the surging numbers of people infected with and dying from the Covid-19 virus. There was much unrest amongst the people of our nation due to social injustice and the conditions we faced as a result of the pandemic. Many families suffered the loss of loved ones and people could not gather together for support. It was then I began to write my children's story. The story is told from the viewpoint of a child. The main character awakens due to a noise she hears coming from the living-room. When she enters the room she sees her mother watching television and there are people holding signs. Her mother doesn't see her enter the room and a tear falls from her eyes. When Livi asks her mother what's happening a conversation unfolds that gives way to inclusion and diversity. Her mother uses the illustration of a rainbow to describe the unique characteristics of individuals. The two children discuss with their mother the importance of being accepting and open to others differences. This is a great book for discovering character feelings and introducing diversity to children.
Sadiq and the Community Garden
On the way to the library, Sadiq and his family pass an empty lot in their neighborhood. It looks like it could use some attention. Sadiq and his brothers and sisters come up with ideas for what the lot could be. A playground? A skatepark? Then a science unit about plants at school gives Sadiq and Hooyo another idea--a community garden! But where to begin? And how to get people involved? It's up to Sadiq and his classmates to "dig in" and make the community garden a success!
Secrets of the Toad
In SECRETS OF THE TOAD -THE WIN, Jake is about to enter the playoffs bringing with him several questions. First, will he finally get his opportunity to pitch? Second, is there anything more important than playing ball? Third, will Jake step up to the plate when he witnesses bullying? Finally, should Jake go to see Tobias by himself, or does he dare take his sister, Emma, a non-stop talker, with him?Ah yes, Tobias, the one who seems to hold all the answers - and more.In this latest addition to The Secrets of the Toad, we are once again taken into a world where the details of ordinary life sparkle, until life isn't ordinary any more. We have brother-sister-mom-dad stuff, the tangles of friendship, the challenges of disappointment - and then there's the unexpected, the beyond normal that changes everything. As Emma says, "It's just so magical that there are no words." Except to say, Patty Page gets a gold trophy for this one. ?Nancy Rue, author of over 100 books for kids
Henry and Matilda's Christmas on the farm
Henry and Matilda spend Christmas on the farm. Unlike their other adventures, where they embark to a great American city like New York, Charleston or Washington D.C, Henry and Matilda stay home and make a new friend named Dan the Donkey. The three celebrate Christmas on the farm!!
Snow Angel, Sand Angel
A celebration of home, family, and finding beauty in your heritage, beautifully illustrated by the artist behind Anti-Racist Baby. Claire has been surrounded by the deep blue waves of Hapuna Beach and the magnificent mountains of Hawai'i all her life, but has never, ever seen snow. When her father drives her and her family to the top of the Mauna Kea, she can't help but to be disappointed...it's not the winter wonderland she's always dreamed of. And that's what she wants, more than anything. But as Claire edges ever closer to the new year, she wonders if maybe-- just maybe--she can delight in the special joys of winter in her own way--right there, on her Big Island of Hawaii. Includes backmatter that captures the environmental culture of Hawaii, and will teach children not only about the local flora and fauna, but also the value of being environmentally friendly.
My Mom is an Elf!
As an elementary teacher, Jonathan Haga was always scared that a student would "ruin" Christmas for another by telling them the big secret about Santa. His book, My Mom Is an Elf!, helps to squash that possibility and instill the idea that Christmas is about family and believing in each other, as well as SANTA! It is up to all of us to bring the idea of everlasting spirit to life. About the AuthorAs a father of a 1-year old, 5-year-old, and 6-year-old, Jonathan Haga knows the importance of Christmas and the immense joy it brings to his children and children around the world. He has a unique sense of this because he is also an elementary educator. He was a preschool and kindergarten teacher in Chicago and a 3-5th-grade teacher in Grand Rapids, MI. And now he is an elementary administrator in Grand Rapids. All of these experiences have led him to understand just how much joy are in children's lives around the holidays. Jonathan has been fortunate enough to help children in need find that joy as well as ensure that his own children have the joy in their lives. He created this book to show that no matter your age it is okay to believe, and the true meaning of Christmas is family.
A Blended Family
Discover the joys and challenges of a merged family in "A Blended Family" by Shecara Norris. Through the eyes of young TJ (Tommy Jr.), experience life with his three lively stepsisters, Maria, Ski, and Lena. This heartwarming tale is a rollercoaster of sibling squabbles, parental love, and the excitement of a new baby brother. Amidst everyday chaos, the family learns invaluable lessons about love, unity, and acceptance. As they face hurdles, it becomes clear that what truly makes a family is not just shared last names or blood relations, but a deep-rooted love for one another. Ideal for those in or familiar with blended families, this book beautifully highlights the importance of embracing change and cherishing relationships. It's a must-read that proves family is where love resides.
A Trip to Grandma-Mother's House
Being a grandmother is one of life's most precious gifts, and Martell, Mariah, Maliah, and Malani have an added bonus: they have a Grandma-Mother! Join them, as they have an eventful day in her flower garden. It is non-stop playful action the entire day! You will be sure to enjoy this book filled with laughter and love!
Gabrielle's Amazing Adventures Grandma's House
Gabrielle and her parents flew from California to Virginia to visit Grandma.Grandma was happy to see them and Gabrielle especially happy to see Grandma for the first time.Gabrielle's parents were going to stay with Grandma until they found a house of their own in Virginia, Gabrielle was happy that she had her own room that she could decorate as she liked. In the meantime, Gabrielle went to pre-school, She loved pre-school and made lots of friends, Her constant talking to her classmates got her in big trouble with the teacher and her parents. She also made some surprising changes.
Easter Egg Countdown (Pat the Bunny)
Featuring characters from pat the bunny, one of the bestselling children's books of all time, this Easter-themed board book invites children to count down from five as they help Bunny hide his Easter eggs. It's Easter morning! Bunny needs to hide five Easter eggs. Can you help? Little ones will love counting down from five as Bunny finds a special hiding place for each Easter egg. The colorful eggs are raised pieces that can be seen through holes on each page, inviting kids to touch them as they count! After all the eggs are hidden, children can search for them on the last page! With simple text and illustrations that honor Dorothy Kunhardt's beloved classic, this interactive board book is the perfect Easter gift for a new generation of pat the bunny fans.
The Can't-Be-Seen Who Couldn't Squawk
Meet Nate, a unique Can't-Be-Seen who does not squawk like the rest. Family, friends, teachers, and doctors are not able to help him.But when he meets others like himself, Nate learns just how truly special he is.His world will never be the same again.Neither will he.
The 12 Days of Lunar New Year
Count out twelve ways to celebrate Lunar New Year! This fun-filled picture book inspired by "The 12 Days of Christmas" is perfect for fans of Natasha Wing's The Night Before series. This cheery addition to the 12 Days series celebrates tradition, culture, and family in the lead-up to Lunar New Year! Young readers and their caregivers will enjoy counting all the different ways they can engage with their communities and honor their ancestors. This simple rhyming story is paired with warm illustrations, making these books the perfect gift for kids.
Open the Easter Bunny's Door
Open the Easter bunny's door and lift the flaps to find eggs, baskets, marshmallow chicks, and other sweet surprises in this latest entry in the board book series that started with Open the Barn Door! The latest in the bestselling Open the Door series, this interactive lift-the-flap board book invites little ones to step inside the Easter bunny's house and explore all that lies within. Toddlers will love lifting the ten flaps to unveil an Easter egg factory, Easter baskets, jelly beans, and other fun Easter surprises! Jannie Ho's illustrations celebrate all that the season has to offer while remaining inviting and engaging for young readers year-round. Find out what's behind these other Open the Door books: Open the Barn Door Open the Garage Door Open the Preschool DoorOpen the Church DoorOpen Santa's DoorOpen the Witch's Door
A Monster In My Car
A wonderful read aloud to help kick fear of the unknown to the curb. A children's book that does double duty with a happy lesson about cleaning up our belongings.Who or what is snatching up every toy & snack in the car? Oh no! Are the specks & spills making the monster grow?
I’m Up!
"A masterclass on how to create the ideal board book. It really is." -Betsy Bird, A Fuse #8 Production (SLJ Blog)An exuberant way to celebrate each new day: say, I'm up! This is the ideal board book for baby to start the day or wake up from nap time.There is so much to see when you are UP: The birds. The park. The pup. And some very sleepy parents! Perfect for babies and their loved ones, I'm Up! is an ode to a new day, and a celebration of everything and everyone that gets up each morning. By repeating shapes, words, and language, I'm Up! will help your baby learn new words and routines while you read. Sweet, humorous, and adorable, Antoinette Portis's illustrations and simple text are perfect for fans of the Sheep in a Jeep and Llama Llama series, and Leslie Patricelli's board books.
Kimchi, Kimchi Every Day
Whether round and crunchy like a kimchi pancake or pinched and plump like a kimchi dumpling, there are so many ways to enjoy this Korean traditional dish. Explore the different ways to eat kimchi in this fun, rhyming tale that also teaches the days of the week. Korean-American author-illustrator Erica Kim shares her pride in her delicious cultural food through her cut paper art technique. The Hanji paper that is used to illustrate the book comes from a paper mulberry tree native to Korea. This beautiful reflection of culture will inspire children to take pride in their cultural foods, too.A Bookstagang Best Read Aloud Book of 2022!
We Rise Together
We Rise Together is part of a series of books that help young readers take the necessary actions to develop and to humbly own their greatness. We Rise Together uses the pizza-making process to teach vital life lessons. The "rising of the dough" symbolizes the positive culture created by Mrs. Rock's secret recipe. "Feeding the starter" represents the actions Mrs. Rock's students take each day to develop healthy minds, bodies, and spirits. The "pizza sauce" speaks to cultivating their gardens to grow wholesome ingredients. It also speaks to taking the time to remove weeds so their gardens can flourish. The "ingredients and toppings" of the pizza symbolize diversity.Mrs. Rock encourages her students to try each other's pizzas before they try their own. This action results in her students learning to appreciate differences and learning to be open to change. Cooking the pizza takes time and Mrs. Rock highlights the importance of being mindful of how you spend your time.The final lesson is life's ultimate lesson-"serving others". Mrs. Rock encourages her students to serve others and helps her students realize that it feels better to give than to receive.We Rise Together will serve as a bridge to deep and meaningful conversations. This book can be read as a family, a class, or by individuals. When you finish reading your heart will be full of love and joy. You might also be hungry for a slice of pizza!
Pinkalicious and the Holiday Sweater
Pinkalicious makes a pinktastic holiday sweater in this Level One I Can Read story, brought to you by #1 New York Times bestselling author Victoria Kann. Pinkalicious can't wait to make Molly a holiday sweater for her Secret Snowman gift. But knitting a sweater is harder than it looks. Will Pinkalicious be able to make Molly the most pinkamazing and pinkadazzling holiday sweater ever?Pinkalicious and the Holiday Sweater is a Level One I Can Read, which means it's perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the short sentences, familiar words, and simple concepts of Level One books support success for children eager to start reading on their own.Readers can watch Pinkalicious and Peter on the funtastic PBS Kids TV series Pinkalicious & Peterrific!
The Christmas Gift
What do hot dogs, duct tape, and nunchucks have to do with Christmas? Find out as you and your little ones go on an adventure with Mia, Luis, CeCe and Grady as they create their very own unique Christmas play for their foster family about the greatest gift of all time!
Jimmy Versus The Bank Robber
Jimmy has mastered his super-chair abilities and it is finally time to fight crime! Fortunately, crime was just around the corner and the Wheel Wind was about to make a name for himself as the newest superhero in town.
Black Girl
Black Girl. Who Me? Yes You, Be All That You Can Be: speaks to every girl of color who ever thought they stood out for all the wrong reasons. Black Girl is an inspirational book highlighting girls of color. This book tells each child, teen and woman why she is enough. No matter your age, you may have experienced feeling as if you were not good enough growing up. This book truly represents the uniqueness of each girl. Black Girl speaks to the mindset of our young generation rising, letting them know they are beautiful just as they are.
Always Be Nice!
Artist Lauren Radke's debut children's book Always Be Nice! introduces Frog and his friends, colorful characters she has enjoyed creating for years. The endearing characters share their message of kindness, while realizing the impact on others. Frog learns the contagion of smiles, and spreads his kindness shown with a progression of illustrations. One more frog smiles, then two, then all are smiling. The difficulty of being nice to others when they are nasty is discussed. Examples are given as to why someone may be acting meanly which could open a conversation, bringing understanding and in the end empathy. The book concludes with suggesting your kindness can change someone's day or even someone's life. Children strive to please and help others, and what better way than practicing being nice. The simple, colorfully illustrated book is first in a series of kindness, friendship, and acceptance. The charming, cheerful characters gently implement their reminders. Having raised four boys and regularly surrounded by preschool grandchildren, Lauren knows the importance and necessity of regular reminders. Everyone can benefit from these reminders while reading Always Be Nice! to their little ones reinforcing the message. Being nice was always a Radke rule and she regularly quoted "if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all." The amiable Frog, Mouse and Ladybug characters have existed for years and inspiring the development of them into simple stories with simple messages was her young grandchildren.
Gramma Loves You So Much
A story expressing the love and adoration between a grandmother and her grandson.
Friendship Is Forever
Learning the importance of friendship is easy with this sweet board book that fosters social-emotional development.. The precious gift of friendshipis a thing to treasure. Closeness, love, and loyaltyare things that we can't measure. Learn new words while appreciating the value of quality time with this irresistibly illustrated board book that's perfect for holidays and all year round! Complete the collection with ABCs of Kindness, 123s of Thankfulness, ABCs of Love, and Happiness is a Rainbow!
The Clawby
One day Meadow searched the land and found not much was there! "Come quick" she called her mum and dad, "I think we have been robbed, "There's little here to eat or sell," the beautiful girl sobbed."Perhaps it's moles or rabbits" a friendly farmer did propose, "Or maybe pests flew from the sky, like collared doves or crows?""I don't believe our farmer friends would commit such a crime, "These marks within the soil, are not from fox or rabbit's paws, ''This is the work," her father said, "of giant, beastly claws....."Meadow is a sweet child whose family are poor. When the family's supply of vegetables at their farm is stolen, clues indicate that a bigger creature is at play, than the average farm animal. When the family falls sick, Meadow cares for their wellbeing, and spots a mysterious figure in the night stealing along the farm fields. Brave and wishing to understand who the shadowy figure she saw was, Meadow follows it to it's lair. But what is this creature that her eyes behold? Why does it live in the woods? Why does it destroy and take without asking? Open the covers and find out the intriguing tale of the Clawby. This children's rhyming story about a mysterious and misunderstood creature looks at our prejudices and how kindness can overcome and break barriers down, and teaches that we can all correct our mistakes with honesty, courage and understanding. Children will love to spot the humours details in the colourful, detailed illustrations and will want to discuss what is happening in each picture. Children will love the Clawby, whose demeanour, behaviour and story unfold with each turn of the page, and will keep your little one asking question after question!
Alice Mongoose and Alistair Rat's Hawaiian Christmas
It's Alice Mongoose's first Christmas in Hawaii. She misses her family and is resigned to spending the holiday alone.Alistair Rat would love to spend Christmas with his best friend Alice, but he's afraid that Alice has more exciting things to do than spend time with a solitary rat.Fortunately, the outspoken Cordelia Canetoad knows just what to do!The Alice Mongoose and Alistair Rat stories are classic tales of friendship, beloved to this day by children of all ages.
Sled
Sled: A Tale About ChristmasBy: Jay CardeSled, A Tale About Christmas is the story of a masterful toy maker who braves a snowstorm on Christmas Day to deliver his toys to the children of a small mountain village. During his travail, he is mysteriously whisked away on a dazzling adventure to a faraway land populated by unforgettable characters struggling with evildoers bent on undermining the spirit of Christmas. Sled is a story for children of all ages.About the AuthorJay Carde is an American novelist, short story writer and artist. He lives with his wife in San Marcos, California. He has authored The Curiosities of Professor Hickory (published 2018) and Sled, A Tale About Christmas (released 2019). Publication of his third book The Fudgelin' Ponies is anticipated in 2022."As a writer of fiction literature, I hope to spur the imagination of young readers by adding poetry and rhyme to my prose. Mixing narrative with poetry is intended to increase emotional content, round out characters and explore deeper meanings of events in my stories."The author produces original works of art for his book covers.
Bentley's Best Birthday EVER!
Bentley's Best Birthday EVER! Bentley is back, and it's his birthday! Bentley is excited to share his special day with his new friends, but they are nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Bentley meets Bella, a lost dog whose family has recently moved to Bentley's neighborhood. Tia, Bentley's Fairy Dogmother, and the Dog Pack have a BIG secret! They are planning a surprise birthday party for Bentley, and when Tia is around there is always some magic. Wait till you see Bentley's reaction to his surprise party, and especially to the special guest that Tia brings! This book once again highlights Bentley's kind nature, and also shows that moving to a new neighborhood can be fun! Beautifully illustrated by Anne York, Bentley fans will not be disappointed as they follow Bentley's latest adventure. Claire Eckard is an award-winning English author who now lives in Arizona. Her ranch is full of four-legged furry friends from dogs to horses! There's even a miniature mule! Her first novel, Gallant, The Call of The Trail is an Amazon bestseller, while her Bentley series has won several prestigious awards. Please visit her website at ClaireEckardAuthor.com for more information on all of her books currently in print.
Wildoak
When the fates of a snow leopard, a child, and an ancient forest collide, the unimaginable can happen. Perfect for fans of Pax and The One and Only Ivan. **Winner of the 2023 Schneider Family Book Award!*** "Nuanced and empowering." - Publisher's Weekly, starred review* "Memorably atmospheric." - Kirkus Reviews, starred review"Immersive." - The Horn Book"Vibrant, emotional storytelling." -- School Library Connection, highly recommendedMaggie Stephens's stutter makes school especially hard. She will do almost anything to avoid speaking in class or calling attention to herself. So when her unsympathetic father threatens to send her away for so-called "treatment," she reluctantly agrees to her mother's intervention plan: a few weeks in the fresh air of Wildoak Forest, visiting a grandfather she hardly knows. It is there, in an extraordinary twist of fate, that she encounters an abandoned snow leopard cub, an exotic gift to a wealthy Londoner that proved too wild to domesticate. But once the cub's presence is discovered by others, danger follows, and Maggie soon realizes that time is running out, not only for the leopard, but for herself and the forest as well.​Told in alternating voices, Wildoak shimmers with beauty, compassion, and unforgettable storytelling as it explores the delicate interconnectedness of the human, animal, and natural worlds.
Benji Baloney Learns to Be Brave
From the author and illustrator of Belinda Baloney Changes Her Mind, Benji Baloney Learns to be Brave is a children's book about a young boy coming to understand the true meaning of bravery.As Benji grows up and manages scraped knees and hurt feelings, he thinks that to be brave means being tough and physically strong. But could being brave also mean knowing your right from your wrong? Can brave look like standing proud with hands on your hips? Or can brave look like letting the tears hit your lips?Benji Baloney learns from role models, including his dad and his favorite baseball player, that we can be brave in so many ways, including being ourselves and expressing our emotions.The engaging rhymes and colorful pictures in Benji Baloney Learns to Be Brave will entertain the youngest readers while the message reminds us all, young and old, what it looks like to be brave.
Gingersnap Snatcher
Abuela made cookies to eat after school. The gingersnap kind, just the thought made us drool!We rushed home excited. We opened the door... The cookies were missing-just crumbs on the floor!The question is...who is the Gingersnap Snatcher?Reminiscent of Who Took the Cookie from the Cookie Jar, this humorous rhyming story features a diverse family on a mission to discover the ravenous thief.Was it Mr. Wiggles the cat? Sadie the family dog? Or someone unexpected? You'll have to read to find out!"The story is sweetly fun and the ending is definitely a surprise I did not expect." -Vivian C."My K-2 students LOVED the suspense and were guessing along the trail to find the snatcher." -Lori R."From the beginning to the end it's quite the whodunnit mystery! Plus the song at the end is pretty catchy too!" -Michaela S.
Chill Coco
It's Christmas Eve and Santa's elves are stressed! The workshop is buzzing with nervousness until Coco teaches the elves an important lesson about coping skills! Learn how to chill with Coco in this fun Christmas story!
My Diwali Light
This charming and colorful Diwali story about a girl sharing her favorite holiday with her family, friends, and neighbors is a love letter to community, immigrant culture, and the festival of lights. Devi loves the Diwali season. It's a time to wear her favorite red bindi and eat samosas until she bursts! Make mithai and design rangoli with her papa. And paint diyas with her nani--a reminder to shine her light brightly all year long. This joyful story, with vibrant collage illustrations, follows one girl's Diwali traditions as her family celebrates their favorite holiday with the ones they love.
Oddball Ornaments
The ornaments in the attic are excited. It's almost Turkey Day, and they know when they start smelling turkey, they're going to be pulled down out of the attic and hung on a tree for the humans to enjoy. After all, Box Day is all about admiring the ornaments, isn't it? But when Grandma joins them for Turkey Day instead of Box Day and brings a bunch of new ornaments with her, the Oddball Ornaments know something isn't right. Determined to find out the source of Grandma's sadness and what Box Day is really about, Nutcracker sets out on a quest to climb to the top of the tree to ask Angel about the true meaning of Christmas and discovers the truth is much more wonderful than they could ever have imagined.
Didn't I Love You Enough?
Didn't I Love You Enough?The loss of a sibling can overwhelm a child.Where is Baby now? Is Baby happy? Is baby being properly cared for? DIDN'T ILOVE YOU ENOUGH? was written by agrandmother for her own little ones to easethese anxieties. It offers comfort andclosure in terms a child can process, alongwith the reassurance that Baby's fate wasnever in their control.
Zara's Rules for Finding Hidden Treasure
From the beloved author of Amina's Voice comes the second book in the delightful Zara's Rules middle grade series following Zara as she starts her own business! Zara lives for bike rides with her friends--so when her shiny, brand-new bike goes missing from the park one day, she's crushed. After her parents insist she earn the money for another one herself, Zara's determined to start a business. But what kind? A lemonade stand? Not profitable enough. Selling painted rocks? Not enough customers. Zara's starting to get discouraged when she and her friend Naomi finally come up with the perfect idea: The Treasure Wagon, a roving garage sale that unloads knickknacks from the Saleem family basement and makes money all at once! But when a mix-up gets Zara in hot water again, will she have to give up everything she's earned toward her new bike?
Kindness Is Worth the Effort
Join a group of children as they discover the transformative power of kindness!"My kindness may not change Billy in a way that I can see. I choose to be kind anyway, because kindness...it changes me!"After facing his school bully, a young boy grows in confidence through his ability to be kind. With the support of his new friends, he learns how to kindly and firmly stand up for himself.
Papa's Chair
A treasured chair, a brother and a sister, a family who works together.Do you have a favourite thing made by someone special? Papa's chair is near and dear to Josie and Danny's hearts. It is the chair that their Papa built for them after he returned home from the war. It was their first Christmas together as a family and the twins were only four years old. They will treasure it always. This delightful story is about how a family can do anything as long as they do it together and with the help of Papa's chair, anything is possible... Read along with Josie, Danny, Mama and Papa about how Papa's Chair is important to them and how they use it to help them do chores around the house.
May Visits Dr. Lee
May loves Saturdays because that meant there was always something fun to do like go to the park, shopping, or a friend's birthday party. When May did not come running downstairs early one Saturday morning, her parents knew right away May was not feeling okay. For the next installment of May Book Series we follow May and her parents as they make a visit to the Dr. Lee's office. For many children the doctor's office can be an intimidating environment. May especially doesn't want to go visit the doctor because she is afraid she will have to get a shot. Any parent wishing to ease their young one into what to expect during a doctor's visit, will enjoy finding out what happens in May Visits Dr. Lee.
May Visits Dr. Lee
May loves Saturdays because that meant there was always something fun to do like go to the park, shopping, or a friend's birthday party. When May did not come running downstairs early one Saturday morning, her parents knew right away May was not feeling okay. For the next installment of May Book Series we follow May and her parents as they make a visit to the Dr. Lee's office. For many children the doctor's office can be an intimidating environment. May especially doesn't want to go visit the doctor because she is afraid she will have to get a shot. Any parent wishing to ease their young one into what to expect during a doctor's visit, will enjoy finding out what happens in May Visits Dr. Lee.
Let's Be Friends
One snowy day in Brooklyn, James and Sally discover that they have new neighbors next door-a girl named Tovah and a boy named Esair. When James and Sally spy a menorah through the next-door window, they wonder why their new friends don't have a Christmas tree. But as the four children get to know each other, they discover the joy of learning about new holiday traditions. Exploring the differences between Christmas and Hanukkah, Let's Be Friends teaches kids that learning about others can be fun and lead to friendships that last a lifetime.
My Daddy Forgets
Children may be confused when they have a parent with a disability and especially a disabling brain injury. They may blame themselves for the parent being in pain or not understand why their home acts differently. This is a children's book about a little girl bunny who is telling her little baby sister bunny about their daddy bunny who has a brain injury and can't remember. It is a touching story of how the daddy may be different than other daddy's but how he loves his children. His pain, forgetfulness and need for less noise is not their fault. He wants them to be able to be like all the other little bunnies even though he may be a little different.
My Daddy Forgets
Children may be confused when they have a parent with a disability and especially a disabling brain injury. They may blame themselves for the parent being in pain or not understand why their home acts differently. This is a children's book about a little girl bunny who is telling her little baby sister bunny about their daddy bunny who has a brain injury and can't remember. It is a touching story of how the daddy may be different than other daddy's but how he loves his children. His pain, forgetfulness and need for less noise is not their fault. He wants them to be able to be like all the other little bunnies even though he may be a little different.
Corey Conquers Covid!
Corey is at it again...All the talk about Covid, many questions have been answered. Precautions have been learned and taken...but now what?When a child's world is altered by the threat of Covid taking over his world...something has to be done! What can a young boy do? How can he intervene? There must be something! Go on the journey with Corey as he learns a NEW strategy to help win the fight against Covid! If you thought Corey Hates Covid was something... Wait until you read our newest title, and learn how Corey Conquerors Covid! There is a WINNER in us ALL. We just sometimes need the courage to find our strength and use it!
