Love in Every Little Thing
"Love In Every Little Thing" is a timeless, tender story that plants seeds of empathy, gratitude, and joy in young hearts.Through the pages of this beautiful storybook, your child will walk hand-in-hand with curious Anna, discovering that love isn't just a word - it's something we see, feel, and share every single day.How this book will benefit your child: Helps understand that love is more than words - it's shown in simple, everyday ways.Grows emotional intelligence in a natural, gentle way.Encourages kindness, caring, and appreciation for small daily moments.Builds warm conversations between parents and children about what really matters.Whether at bedtime, storytime, or a quiet afternoon cuddle, this heartfelt book will leave your child feeling more connected to the world around them - and more aware of the love that fills their everyday. Because the most important lessons aren't taught. They're lived, felt, and shared - just like love.
We Can’t All Be Perfect
Alhough this story is fictional.similar situations can occur today. Our tale begins with a young girl, Debbie, visiting her grandma and grandpa at their assisted living residence.There, she and her family meet a charming resident, Mary, who is disabled and in a wheelchair. This relationship develops into a lasting friendship between the two.When Debbie visits Mary in her room, she discovers they share a love of teddy bears. Mary has a fascinating collection of them, all dressed in unique outfits.On her next visit, Debbie brings her favorite teddy bear, called "Teddy the Skating Mechanical Bear." She wants to show Mary how teddy can skate across the room. That day, Debbie learns an important life lesson from her new friend.
Buddy’s Kind Heart
"Buddy's Kind Heart" is a warm, feel-good story about how small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Through Buddy's big-hearted adventures - finding a lost teddy, helping a mother duck find her duckling, offering help without being asked - your child will see that being kind doesn't just help others. It also makes us feel stronger, braver, and prouder inside.How this book will benefit your child: Gently teaches that kindness and bravery go hand in hand.Shows how helping others brings joy to both sides.Encourages empathy, responsibility, and compassion.Opens simple, meaningful conversations about doing good things.With Buddy's adventures and caring heart, your child will see how even the smallest pawprint of kindness can leave the biggest mark on the world. After reading Buddy's story, your little one may start noticing the small ways they can help too - and feel proud of every little act of kindness they share.Because growing a kind heart today helps shape a better world tomorrow.
Whispers of the Old Oak
Whispers of the Old Oak A Forest Fable About the Quiet Power of Elders In a golden-tinged woodland where magic drifts on every falling leaf, the forest prepares for its most cherished tradition: the Festival of the Falling Leaves. Flick and Pip, two spirited chipmunk brothers, want to make this year's celebration fast, fun, and flashy. But when the forest's magic falters and the leaves refuse to fall, they turn to the ones they have overlooked-Grandma Tilda the wise old tortoise and Papa Bramble the gentle bear. Together, they discover that some of the deepest magic is slow, quiet, and carried in the stories of those who came before. Full of cozy autumn charm, glowing forest imagery, and timeless lessons, Whispers of the Old Oak is a heartfelt chapter book about the gift of aging, the importance of listening, and the legacy of love passed down through generations. Perfect for family reading, classroom story circles, and anyone who's ever been changed by the wisdom of an elder.
The Owl Without a Tree
A Forest Feelings Story When the tallest tree in Fernwood Forest falls during a storm, Olwyn the Owl-wise, proud, and always dependable-suddenly finds himself without a home. Too ashamed to ask for help, Olwyn hides beneath the shadows of the trees, believing he's no longer of value. But the forest hasn't forgotten him. As his friends search through moss and moonlight, they bring more than just twigs and feathers to rebuild his nest-they bring compassion, understanding, and the reminder that needing help doesn't make us weak. It makes us human. In this tender tale of loss, pride, and belonging, children are gently introduced to the truth that misfortune is not who we are-and that love can be a foundation strong enough to build a new beginning.
The Boys Who Sailed The World
By the shores of adventure, where dreams prevail, a mum, a dad and their two young boys set sail on a thrilling journey across the vast ocean. With each passing wave they discover new wonders, make new friends, and build lasting memories that will shape their futures. Their voyage is one of love, courage and the magic of family.
Summer and Autumn
Georgia and Jacob Brambly and their parents are out for a drive in the country when they stop for a picnic. Tired of the city life, Mr. and Mrs. Brambly hope to find a farm to buy so that they can move the family into a fresh, healthy rural setting. While skipping pebbles in the stream, Jacob tosses in a special one that finds its way back to him. Georgia loves its pretty colors, so she pops it into her pocket. Back in the car, the family and their two pets, Hunter the dog and Marmalade the cat, are about to embark on an exciting adventure. As Georgia rubs the special pebble between her fingers, the family members see a blinding flash and then suddenly find themselves on the back of a horse-drawn wagon. Not only have the main characters gone back in time, but they have entered a magical world full of elves, pixies, sprites and talking animals. As they settle into rustic farm life, they meet a variety of neighbors and encounter an array of fascinating creatures.
Winter, Spring, Summer Returns
Georgia and Jacob Brambly and their parents are out for a drive in the country when they stop for a picnic. Tired of the city life, Mr. and Mrs. Brambly hope to find a farm to buy so they can move the family into a fresh, healthy rural setting.While skipping pebbles in the stream, Jacob tosses in a special one that finds its way back to him. Georgia loves its pretty colors, so she pops it into her pocket.Back in the car, the family and their two pets, Hunter the dog and Marmalade the cat, are about to embark on an exciting adventure. As Georgia rubs the special pebble between her fingers, the family members see a blinding flash and find themselves on the back of a horse-drawn wagon.Not only have the main characters gone back in time, but they have entered a magical world full of elves, pixies, sprites and talking animals. As they settle into rustic farm life, they meet a variety of neighbors and encounter an array of fascinating creatures.
Winter, Spring, Summer Returns
Georgia and Jacob Brambly and their parents are out for a drive in the country when they stop for a picnic. Tired of the city life, Mr. and Mrs. Brambly hope to find a farm to buy so they can move the family into a fresh, healthy rural setting.While skipping pebbles in the stream, Jacob tosses in a special one that finds its way back to him. Georgia loves its pretty colors, so she pops it into her pocket.Back in the car, the family and their two pets, Hunter the dog and Marmalade the cat, are about to embark on an exciting adventure. As Georgia rubs the special pebble between her fingers, the family members see a blinding flash and find themselves on the back of a horse-drawn wagon.Not only have the main characters gone back in time, but they have entered a magical world full of elves, pixies, sprites and talking animals. As they settle into rustic farm life, they meet a variety of neighbors and encounter an array of fascinating creatures.
Summer and Autumn
Georgia and Jacob Brambly and their parents are out for a drive in the country when they stop for a picnic. Tired of the city life, Mr. and Mrs. Brambly hope to find a farm to buy so that they can move the family into a fresh, healthy rural setting. While skipping pebbles in the stream, Jacob tosses in a special one that finds its way back to him. Georgia loves its pretty colors, so she pops it into her pocket. Back in the car, the family and their two pets, Hunter the dog and Marmalade the cat, are about to embark on an exciting adventure. As Georgia rubs the special pebble between her fingers, the family members see a blinding flash and then suddenly find themselves on the back of a horse-drawn wagon. Not only have the main characters gone back in time, but they have entered a magical world full of elves, pixies, sprites and talking animals. As they settle into rustic farm life, they meet a variety of neighbors and encounter an array of fascinating creatures.
The Garden Just Beyond
Get ready for a middle grade novel steeped in magic that you won't want to miss! For fourteen-year-old Magnolia Gartner, nothing is more important than tradition, and the most important traditions in her eccentric family are the magical dinner parties they've been hosting for generations. Anyone lucky enough to have dined at the Gartner's estate in Humble Hollow will claim the meal was life-changing, and that's true -- because the crops the family harvests and the dishes they prepare have the power to alter the emotions, and fortunes, of anyone who eats them. It's not just the food, either; for as long as anybody can remember, the whole Gartner family has been exceptional, though Maggie often feels like the exception. That's going to change when Maggie cooks her first dinner and proves she's just as special -- just as Gartner -- as everyone else. But when a mysterious stranger moves to town and threatens the family's century-old secrets, the Gartner family and all of Humble Hollow are at risk of losing far more than a seat at the table. With the help of new kid, Graham, as well as trusty townsfolk and family folklore, Maggie must dig deep to see what others can't, especially buried truths that feel just beyond her reach. Devilishly absurd and heartachingly true, The Garden Just Beyond untangles themes of heritage, identity, and legacy in a tale that twists and turns until the enchanted end.
A Ramadan Night
Celebrate the beginning of Ramadan with a young boy and his father in this nighttime sensory picture book that celebrates the wonder, excitement, and peace of the holiday! The call for prayer hugs tight the sky of Damascus on the first night of Ramadan. As steps flutter to fill spaces in mosques, Sami sets out on a nighttime walk with Baba to answer his question: what does a Ramadan night feel like? Through an evening full of sounds and sights and scents, Sami feels the celebration of community. He feels the connection and calm of prayer. He feels the delight of a late-night dessert. He feels the joy of generosity. He feels...a Ramadan night.
My Auntie Is
Aunties are crazy, aunties are fun! Open this book and see how much more aunties become!Celebrate the special love that only an aunt can provide. Aunts bring fun every day, with silly games, encouragement for self-expression, and extra hugs and cuddles when times are tough. Inspired by author Hannah Brown's own niece, this book lets aunts and their nieces and nephews jump for joy and celebrate their special relationships.
How to be a Good Friend
Teach your child the true meaning of friendship with How to Be a Good Friend, the first book in the How To children's book series! Sammy and Tommy's heartwarming journey helps young readers understand the importance of kindness, sharing, and empathy.Join Sammy and Tommy as they laugh, play, and solve problems together, learning valuable lessons about being there for each other through thick and thin. From sharing toys to saying "sorry" and forgiving mistakes, this delightful story introduces essential friendship skills in a fun and relatable way.With vibrant illustrations and simple, rhythmic text, this book is perfect for children ages 3-7 who are learning how to build strong, supportive relationships. Plus, at the end of the book, there's a How to Be a Good Friend checklist to reinforce these positive traits!Whether it's for storytime at home, school, or as a teaching tool for parents and educators, How to Be a Good Friend is a wonderful resource for helping children navigate social situations and develop meaningful friendships.
My Auntie Is
Aunties are crazy, aunties are fun! Open this book and see how much more aunties become!Celebrate the special love that only an aunt can provide. Aunts bring fun every day, with silly games, encouragement for self-expression, and extra hugs and cuddles when times are tough. Inspired by author Hannah Brown's own niece, this book lets aunts and their nieces and nephews jump for joy and celebrate their special relationships.
Dear Little Black Girl
Dear Little Black Girl is a book about young melanated girls knowing their worth, knowing that each part of them from the inside out is special and unique. It is there for them to understand their worth and that they are special in their own way and should reach for the stars to accomplish all the goals that they set out to achieve. It is never too early to know who you are and what the basics of your makeup are. It makes you special and unique, and I believe all little girls should know that no matter what adversities they may cross, they should keep their heads up high and walk proudly toward the sun.
Maya Was Grumpy
Maya was in a crispy, cranky, grumpy, grouchy mood. She didn't want to read or color or go outside and play. So she GRUMPED, GLUMPED, CLUMPED, and THUMPED around the house. Can Grandma's patience and humor coax Maya out of her bad mood?
Priya, the Jungle Dancer
A story about the power of family and the magical bond between children and their grandparents! Priya's grandparents are teaching her a traditional dance for a performance. Then, when their connection is broken, Priya will need to look deep inside to find her inner jungle dancer. Can she do it?
My Father is a Curlew
Set against a backdrop of salt flats and shifting skies, this haunting and lyrical coming of age tale explores the edges of science and folklore, grief and belonging, and the enduring pull of family.When Wallace McKenzie gets the call that her father has passed-her world tilts. Drawn to the wild beauty of semi-tropical Russell Island, Queensland, and the possibility of uncovering her roots, Wallace finds herself in a landscape shaped by wind, water, and secrets.As she delves into her father's past with her father's long-time partner Oji, she uncovers threads of heritage tangled with old stories, science, and the rhythms of a place where magic stirs alongside the mangroves. Friendships bloom in unexpected places, and the eerie presence of the curlews guide her deeper into mystery.But when Wallace notices strange behaviour among the birds, questions begin to surface. Is her father truly dead? Or has the truth been buried like driftwood by the tide?
Janet Does Everything
Janet Does Everything: A Poetical Hodgepodge for Children, Adults and the Undecided is an eclectic collection of verse in the tradition of such rhymesters as Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and W. S. Gilbert. Subjects range from the remarkable Janet (who does everything) to Vlad the Impaler (really!) to chihuahuas encountering alien spacecraft to ravenous tigers and Old Testament prophets on vacation.Not enough? You'll also find political and cultural critiques (sometimes brutal, but always softened by humor) and a touch of pure surrealism. Looking for overblown bogus Shakespearean verse? That's here, too.Janet Does Everything is the work of Van Evan Fuller, who (through some remarkable coincidence) is also the illustrator. Mr. Fuller has been an artist/illustrator since 1980, when computers were powered by kerosene and the only Amazon was full of piranhas. As a semi-ancient person, Mr. Fuller writes in the intricate, traditional style that strictly observes the rules of rhyme and meter. He ignores the rules for everything else.
Abuelita's Song
From Pura Belpr矇 Honor author Gloria Amescua comes a sweet picture book integrating Spanish words and celebrating the family and music that connects us all. Every night, when the sun says buenas noches, a mother sings a special lullaby to her baby boy: 聶D籀nde est獺 mi coraz籀n? Aqu穩, aqu穩, aqu穩 en mis brazos. As he gets older, the boy asks for his song over and over until it's forever in his heart. When the boy grows up and moves away, he teaches the song to his daughters. And now that Abuelita is coming for a visit, the girls plan a surprise for her: they are going to sing her song, "La canci籀n del coraz籀n."
Tell Me about Juneteenth
Celebrate Juneteenth with this empowering picture book!On June 19th, 1865, the last enslaved African Americans were finally freed in Galveston, Texas. Every year, our community comes together to honor this special day. We play hopscotch, eat spice cake, and listen to music, but what about the first Juneteenth? As family and friends recount their memories and stories of Juneteenths past, a young girl learns about the holiday's longstanding history and traditions. Filled with bright art, accessible language, and informational back matter, this educational book joyfully welcomes readers to the block party!
Aquasize with Pan
This delightful book explores many fun fitness activities to do in the water. Aquacise in the pool for health benefits. Learn stretching and movements for increased mobility and fitness. Bright, colourful pictures highlight each clear description. Do it for fun! Do it with family! Do it with friends! Learn together. Aquasize with Pan.
Girl Scouts: Anika and the Great Dog Rescue
A fun-and-friendship-filled follow-up to Maven Takes the Lead in the must-read middle grade series from Girl Scouts of the USA, starring a group of fifth graders who love making the world a better place. This novel written by New York Times bestselling author Sayantani DasGupta is perfect for fans of The Baby-Sitters Club and American Girl's Girl of the Year series.Anika loves animals.She loves bird-watching in her backyard, volunteering at the animal shelter with her Girl Scout troop, and caring for her elderly neighbor's parrot. Anika wants a pet, but her parents have a long list of reasons to say no, including that they aren't sure Anika is up for the responsibility.When Anika discovers a stray dog in her neighbor's backyard, she decides to take charge all on her own. Between friend fights at school and her mom working harder than ever, Anika could use the distraction. This is something she wants to handle herself. But then the pup doesn't show up for a few days and Anika is worried something is wrong. With time running out, it's up to Anika to build a web of support strong enough to bring the dog to safety. Look out for more incredible middle grade books from Girl Scouts: Maven Takes the Lead, the first book in this Girl Scout Novel series, available now!The Ultimate Friendship Journal, available now!Take Action: You Can Make the World a Better Place, coming Fall 2025
How to Love a Unicorn
What if the secret to loving a unicorn... is believing with your whole heart?How to Love a Unicorn is a heartwarming, magical picture book that gently explores themes of kindness, emotional growth, and believing in yourself. Perfect for children ages 4-8, this beautifully illustrated story follows a young raccoon named Huck as he wanders through a moonlit forest filled with sparkles, fireflies, and quiet wonder.Huck isn't chasing magic-he's becoming part of it.Each page introduces a gentle "rule" for loving a unicorn, encouraging children to embrace values like empathy, hope, and patience. As Huck gathers treasures, makes wishes, and listens with his heart, a unicorn watches from afar-drawn closer not by noise, but by Huck's quiet kindness. Perfect for unicorn lovers and sensitive dreamers alike Features an unforgettable animal character kids will adore Ideal for bedtime reading, gift-giving, or emotional learning momentsIf your child loves books about unicorns, believing in magic, or heartwarming bedtime stories, How to Love a Unicorn is the perfect next read.
How to Love an Octopus
What if your best friend had eight arms... and no idea how to give a hug?How to Love an Octopus is a heartwarming and humorous picture book about a curious raccoon named Huck who stumbles upon a shy, clever octopus in a tidepool-and slowly learns the art of connection through gentle patience, quiet moments, and unexpected gifts.Told through a series of silly and sweet "rules," this beautifully illustrated story helps children understand emotions, friendship, and social-emotional learning in a fun and relatable way. Whether the octopus is disappearing into a boot or swirling a heart-shaped cloud of ink, Huck stays present, kind, and curious-showing young readers what it means to love someone just the way they are.Perfect for ages 4-8, this book is ideal for parents, educators, and caregivers looking for children's books about emotions, ocean animals, patience, and kindness.Includes bonus content: Huck's Field Notes: Octopus Edition - a playful recap of lessons learned.A gentle, giggle-filled story for anyone learning how to make friends, love thoughtfully, and build trust-one swirly tentacle at a time.
The One That Didn’t Match
A tender, beautifully illustrated children's book about foster care, identity, and the true meaning of family. Perfect for children ages 4-9 navigating big feelings about belonging, difference, and love. Tavi the Pangolin doesn't match his new family. His shell is different. His name sounds different. And everywhere he goes, someone reminds him that he doesn't quite fit. But with the gentle care of his foster parents-a kind deer named Juniper and a cheerful squirrel named Pip-Tavi begins to learn that love is not about matching... it is about choosing. And sometimes, the best families are the ones we grow into together. The One Who Didn't Match is a heartfelt picture book for children and caregivers that gently explores: The foster care experience from a child's perspective What makes a family: love, not likeness Identity, emotional safety, and healing Empathy, inclusion, and chosen family With a warm forest setting, magical artwork, and a quiet message of hope, this book is perfect for bedtime reading, classroom story time, or therapeutic conversation with children navigating transitions or change.
The Meerkat in the Mountains
A tender, unforgettable story about adoption, identity, and the quiet magic of belonging. Milo the meerkat is swept far from home by a sudden landslide-and into a new world full of towering trees, unfamiliar creatures, and questions he has never had to ask before. When a gentle raccoon, a kind bunny, and their upside-down possum daughter welcome him into their loving home, Milo is safe... but still searching. Who am I now? Can I love my new family without forgetting the one I lost? What does it mean to belong, when your story has more than one beginning? Told with warmth, wonder, and emotional honesty, The Meerkat in the Mountains is a story for: Children navigating adoption, grief, or blended families Parents and caregivers who want to open conversations about identity and love Anyone-of any age-who has ever asked if they are enough just as they are Perfect for ages 4-8 and families of every shape, this heartfelt picture book is a celebration of memory, healing, and chosen family. Because sometimes, home is the place where someone says, "We want you forever."
The Echo in the Trees
A gentle, beautifully illustrated picture book about grief, healing, and the power of remembering. Perfect for children ages 4-9 who are coping with loss, or learning how to talk about emotions in a safe, comforting way. In a quiet forest filled with fireflies and soft light, Solin the Snail hears something no one else can-a soft echo that feels like someone he's lost. As the animals prepare for a special tradition called The Remembering, Solin begins a quiet journey through grief, guided by love, community, and the memories he carries in his shell. The Echo in the Trees is a heartfelt children's story that gently explores: The loss of a loved one Coping with grief Emotional resilience and memory Family, community, and connection With its warm forest setting and tender storytelling, this book helps young readers understand that grief is a part of love-and that no one has to go through it alone. Great for bedtime reading, therapy settings, classrooms, or family conversations.
Sit Still Jackson
Jackson wants to be bigger. Then one day, a helpful librarian gives him an idea about how he can grow fast. Jackson begins to grow and grow! But when he gets too big, Jackson has to figure out how to get small again, learning the lesson that it's not always best to get what you want.
Daisy and the Trouble with Shopping
The BRAND NEW, laugh-out-loud Daisy adventure, from bestselling author of the Oi Frog series, Kes Gray. Here comes trouble! Daisy is NOT excited about today's plan. Her mum and nan are taking her clothes shopping because of all the "incredible" sales. What could be more BORING than that?! And everyone knows Daisy doesn't handle boring very well. It always leads to TROUBLE... This very funny fiction series is perfect for boosting reading confidence. And if you love this one, you'll also love DAISY AND THE TROUBLE WITH UNICORNS, DAISY AND THE TROUBLE WITH SPACE and DAISY AND THE TROUBLE WITH LONDON!
Clyde’s Grand Plan
Meet Clyde, a curious pink bear in a world of brown, black, and white bears. Feeling different and longing for a friend who shares his unique color, Clyde sets out on an adventurous journey across the stars.Through his travels, Clyde learns valuable lessons about friendship. As he faces challenges and surprises, Clyde's journey reveals that the most meaningful connections might be found closer to home than he ever imagined.Join Clyde in this enchanting tale of self-discovery and belonging. With vibrant illustrations and a heartwarming story, this book celebrates the beauty of being unique and the joy of finding friendship in the most unexpected places. Perfect for young readers who appreciate a touch of adventure and a lot of heart.
Booster Buddies
Francie knows her booster seat helps keep her safe in the car, so she's surprised when her friend Fitz only reaches for a seat belt before their exciting trip to the lake. Fitz doesn't realize he still needs a booster seat to ride safely-luckily, Francie is just the friend to teach him!"For when seats are buckled and fitting just right, We're then riding safely, by day and by night."Will Fitz learn the importance of booster seat safety so the friends can enjoy their adventure?Francie & Fitz Booster Buddies is a must-read for parents, caregivers, and children alike! This engaging rhyming picture book teaches young readers the importance of booster seat safety through a fun and heartwarming story of friendship and adventure. Perfect for kids transitioning from a car seat to a booster seat.
The Night of Christmas
The night of Christmas is the story of Jesus's birth.The real reason we celebrate Christmas.
Booster Buddies
Francie knows her booster seat helps keep her safe in the car, so she's surprised when her friend Fitz only reaches for a seat belt before their exciting trip to the lake. Fitz doesn't realize he still needs a booster seat to ride safely-luckily, Francie is just the friend to teach him!"For when seats are buckled and fitting just right, We're then riding safely, by day and by night."Will Fitz learn the importance of booster seat safety so the friends can enjoy their adventure?Francie & Fitz Booster Buddies is a must-read for parents, caregivers, and children alike! This engaging rhyming picture book teaches young readers the importance of booster seat safety through a fun and heartwarming story of friendship and adventure. Perfect for kids transitioning from a car seat to a booster seat.
Where’s the Ramp?
Imagine what life was like for people in wheelchairs before ramps were common throughout public places in the United States.Linda's cousin Roy depends on his wheelchair. When he comes for a visit, the family decides to go out for dinner. To their surprise, places with entry ramps are scarce. Roy can't go inside without a ramp. The family searches for a restaurant with a ramp so they can enjoy their evening together. Will this be a wild-goose chase?
Janet Does Everything
Janet Does Everything: A Poetical Hodgepodge for Children, Adults and the Undecided is an eclectic collection of verse in the tradition of such rhymesters as Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear and W. S. Gilbert. Subjects range from the remarkable Janet (who does everything) to Vlad the Impaler (really!) to chihuahuas encountering alien spacecraft to ravenous tigers and Old Testament prophets on vacation.Not enough? You'll also find political and cultural critiques (sometimes brutal, but always softened by humor) and a touch of pure surrealism. Looking for overblown bogus Shakespearean verse? That's here, too.Janet Does Everything is the work of Van Evan Fuller, who (through some remarkable coincidence) is also the illustrator. Mr. Fuller has been an artist/illustrator since 1980, when computers were powered by kerosene and the only Amazon was full of piranhas. As a semi-ancient person, Mr. Fuller writes in the intricate, traditional style that strictly observes the rules of rhyme and meter. He ignores the rules for everything else.
The Night of Christmas
The night of Christmas is the story of Jesus's birth.The real reason we celebrate Christmas.
Super Power
Super PowerMastering Thoughts - A Celebration of Being Different, Being Strong and Being Proud!"I am Brilliant" is a heartwarming rhyming picture book created especially for K2 learners in the UK and young children in the USA (Pre-K, Preschool Special Education and Early Childhood Special Education-ECSE) with disabilities! This uplifting picture book helps little learners understand and love who they are, through playful rhymes, relatable verses and soothing daily affirmations. It's designed to support early social-emotional learning (SEL) while celebrating neurodiversity, physical differences and self-expression! With each page, children will explore how they look, think, feel and grow. Gaining the tools to handle big emotions, build confidence and know they are great just as they are! What Childern Will Learn: How their brains work in brilliant waysThat their thoughts and feelings matterConfidence in how they look and moveHow to handle tough emotions gentlyWays to ask for help and support othersThat every child brings magic to the world"I am Brilliant" is more than a book, it's a celebration of being different, being strong and being proud. A must-have for inclusive bookshelves everywhere! Benefits for Children: Builds self-confidence and emotional strengthSupports early learners with disabilitiesEncourages inclusive thinking and empathyPromotes positive thinking and resilienceReinforces self-love and acceptance through affirmationsThank you for your support - I am truly grateful to you!
Bat and the Business of Ferrets
The bestselling Bat returns! Bat and the Business of Ferrets is the fourth title in National Book Award finalist Elana K. Arnold's heartfelt and widely acclaimed series featuring an unforgettable young boy on the autism spectrum. Now in paperback!Bixby Alexander Tam (nicknamed "Bat") is about to start fourth grade--and unfortunately for him, everything is changing: There's a new teacher, a new classroom, new seats...and new rules. Mr. Grayson, Bat's third grade teacher, had a lovable class rabbit named Babycakes who Bat could visit anytime he needed a break. But Mr. Pe簽a does not have a class rabbit. In fact, Mr. Pe簽a doesn't believe in class pets at all. And for Bat, that's one change too many.Bat and his best friend, Israel, know they need to convince Mr. Pe簽a to change his mind about class pets--and when a business of friendly ferrets arrives at Bat's mom's veterinary clinic, they think they've found the perfect pet to do so. But when they discover that their classmate Lucca also doesn't like the idea of an animal in the classroom, Bat starts to worry that things will never be the way they were again.
Max E. James
A Funny Chapter Book for Reluctant ReadersMax and his big brother Cody can't wait for a day at the beach.Sun. Sand. Waves. What could possibly go wrong?Well... there was that one time when Max tried bodyboarding and got totally body-slammed by a wave-face first, sand in his teeth and all. Now he's not so sure he's ready to jump back into the ocean.But with Cody cheering him on and adventure calling, Max must decide if he's brave enough to give it another try.Beach Bound is a laugh-out-loud chapter book packed with sibling humor, relatable fears, and real-world adventures kids instantly recognize. With short, engaging chapters and humor that works for both kids and parents, it's perfect for reluctant and emerging readers-especially as a fun family read-aloud.- Short chapters ideal for bedtime reading - Builds confidence for kids who are hesitant to try new things - Funny, fast-paced, and parent-approved - Perfect for ages 6-9Whether it's for summer reading, a beach vacation, or cozy bedtime laughs, Beach Bound is a chapter book kids beg to keep reading-and parents love reading aloud.
Gus and Sully All Week Long
Join this amiable pair as they spend a week together in another sweet, funny story for little ones from award-winning creator Steve Light. Friends Gus the rhino and Sully the mouse are excited to spend the week together having fun. While they may take a different approach to things - Gus's tacos are a little too spicy for Sully, and Sully prefers building a book fort to reading - they enjoy each day. This gentle story reinforces the days of the week while also showing the joys of friendship and compromise.
Scattergood
In rural Iowa in 1941, twelve-year-old Peggy's quiet life is turned upside down by refugee arrivals, first love, and a heartbreaking diagnosis. Growing up a farm girl, Peggy's life has never been particularly exciting. But a lot changes in 1941. Her friend Joe starts acting strange around her. The Quaker hostel nearby reopens to house Jewish refugees from Europe, including a handsome boy named Gunther and a troubled professor of nothing. And her cousin and best friend, Delia, is diagnosed with leukemia--and doesn't even know it. Peggy has always been rational. She may not be able to understand poetry and speak in metaphors like Delia, but she has to believe she can find a way out of this mess, for both of them. There has to be a cure. And yet the more she tries to control, the more powerless she feels. She can't make Gunther see her the way she sees him. She can't help the Professor find his missing daughter. She's tired of feeling young and naive, but growing up is proving even worse. A historical coming-of-age novel that feels as alive and present as today, Scattergood offers even readers familiar with World War II a fascinating new glimpse of history, far from the battlefields of Europe and the shores of New York City. H.M. Bouwman presents a raw and unapologetic snapshot of a girl battling her own shortcomings and the random nature of life. A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard SelectionShortlisted for the National Jewish Book Award
Making Plans for Nigel Binty
A heartwarming middle grade novel about figuring out who you are when it seems like everyone else has already decided for you, for fans of Erin Entrada Kelly and Gary D. Schmidt. Nigel Binty has spent sixth grade trying to stick to a plan. His problem is the plan keeps changing in unexpected ways. His only friend has dropped him. His dad moved out two months ago. His anxiety isn't getting any better. None of that is part of the plan. When Glory Bea Medford (yes, that's her real name) turns up at school in March, she plans to keep the reason for her mid-year transfer a secret. Glory Bea prizes being truthful but having everyone find out her father embezzled money from his church was bad enough the first time around. She doesn't plan to go through that again. Told in two perspectives, with Glory Bea's chapters presented as unmailed letters to her incarcerated father, Shawn K. Stout uses warmth and humor to explore what happens when two sixth graders overwhelmed by major life changes cross paths.
