Calista brings her snooping to camp... Nine-year-old Calista is curious about everything and everyone. She often sneaks into her older sister Hailey's room to read Hailey's diary and borrow her belongings without asking. When Calista brings this bad habit to Camp Pelican, her counselor and cabinmates catch her snooping and are furious with her. After someone steals the camp's mascot, Percival Pelican, Calista's counselor suspects she's the guilty one. According to camp legend, the last time … [Read more...] about Sneaky Snoop by Sonja Glumich
Best Friend Breakup by Sonja Glumich
Summer camp isn't what Hannah expected Ten-year-old Hannah and her best friend, Mia, reunite at Camp Pelican for the first time since Mia moved away. Hannah imagines them having fun swimming, making arts and crafts, horseback riding, and canoeing. But Hannah is shocked when she arrives at camp and meets Mia's new best friend, Emily. Even worse, the popular, quick-witted Emily delights in tormenting her. Hannah can't escape since they're staying in the same cabin. Will she survive the loss of … [Read more...] about Best Friend Breakup by Sonja Glumich
Ben Learns to Be Kind: Sid the Kindest Kid by Anusjka R.E.
The book gives a new perspective on beating a bully. Targeted Age Group:: 3-7 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was inspired to write this book because of the increase in bullying in all aspects of society, Anusjka R.E. decided that she wanted to contribute, to the support of cares and parents in teaching the principles of kindness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjPXnXsdOoc … [Read more...] about Ben Learns to Be Kind: Sid the Kindest Kid by Anusjka R.E.
Hello, Normal. Where Have You Been? by Brian d’Entremont
Numerous children’s books explaining COVID-19 health guidelines have been published. This book speaks to a child’s day-to-day pandemic realities, helping kids discuss and make sense of their current situation. Back Cover: One day, everything normal packed up and left town. Where did normal go? Why did normal leave? When will normal return? If the playground is closed, can we turn the stairs into a slide? 2020-2021 has been a strange and difficult time for our kids. Their lives were suddenly … [Read more...] about Hello, Normal. Where Have You Been? by Brian d’Entremont
My Body is My Own by Lauren K Carlson
My Body is My Own is intended to open young minds to the idea of boundaries and consent long before sexuality is a topic. Having a conversation about respecting your own body and respecting others at a young age will help normalize consent for the next generation. .This picture book will lead a conversation with your child about how to set their own boundaries and how they should respect the boundaries of others. You will also have the opportunity to discuss what to do if their boundaries are … [Read more...] about My Body is My Own by Lauren K Carlson
Penelope & Jack Together Apart by Professor Stork
Together Apart is a children's book that takes place in the time of covid during social distancing, mask wearing and all of the uncertainty that comes along with it. It is also a beautiful story about friendship and kindness that teaches children to see the good and positive in the different situations they may face in life. It is fun and empowering and reminds us we can still smile behind our masks. It also explores the power of family and how sticking by one another helps us achieve our … [Read more...] about Penelope & Jack Together Apart by Professor Stork
Things Feel Different: A Children’s Story About Change and the Global Pandemic by Jessica Brzezinski
Ever since it happened, things have felt...well...different. A young girl looks forward to school, but quickly realizes there is no "back to normal" during a global pandemic. With her mother's help and guidance, she learns that her own frame of mind will be the powerful force that brings "normal" back to accepting change. This simple yet powerful story affirms the many changes and emotions experienced by children worldwide as they navigate the 2020 global pandemic. Use this story as a resource … [Read more...] about Things Feel Different: A Children’s Story About Change and the Global Pandemic by Jessica Brzezinski
Two Monsters and Me – Everybody gets Angry by George Nesty by George Nesty
Discounted to $0.99 on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk from October 12 to October 19, 2020. A Fun Picture Children’s Book about Anger Management. How to change anger to fun or just calm a negative feeling in a child? “Two Monsters and Me” comes to your help, using simple and fun activities! This anger management book for kids is the perfect tool for transforming those negative feelings into a calming experience. Targeted Age Group:: 5-8 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? my children ! … [Read more...] about Two Monsters and Me – Everybody gets Angry by George Nesty by George Nesty
The New Kid – Understanding Autism by Cassandra King
There was a new kid at Joshua’s school… and he was a little different. But was he really? This Draw Your Own Story Book shows us how children with autism can teach us how to look at the world differently. The New Kid is the perfect social story for the home or Early Years classroom. It aims to engage children’s emotions, nurture their social skills and promote empathy for diversity. The book allows children to increase their understanding of autism by giving them the chance to illustrate the … [Read more...] about The New Kid – Understanding Autism by Cassandra King
Little Lu Learns to Love by Leah Vis
Painting is easy. Loving is hard! Can I get an AMEN? Little Lu has the perfect day planned. New paints = a full day of painting bliss. All of her plans come crashing down when she ends up having to entertain her little cousin instead. Waa-waaaaaah (sad trombone). Mama takes this opportunity to teach Little Lu that love is sometimes tricky but is also worth the effort. Little Lu tries, flounders, and eventually discovers the joy in putting someone else first. If you’re anything like me, … [Read more...] about Little Lu Learns to Love by Leah Vis
