Pink! is a heartwarming story about learning to be different. Patrick wakes up one morning to find he's turned pink overnight. But boys can't be pink! Rejected by his friends, poor Patrick runs away in search of new pink playmates. He crosses oceans where he finds some pink flamingos, but will he ever fit in with them? Patrick soon learns that friendship is never black and white, but that real friends will accept you just as you are.

Crowned in Royalty is about a little girl named Aroya, who struggles with her identity. Aroya does not like her hair, nose, or eyes and complains to her family that she is not beautiful. Although her mother and father remind her of how beautiful she is daily, Princeton, her big brother, helps her realize exactly who she is. Aroya represents young Black girls, who may struggle on a daily basis because of their skin complexion, hair, or other features...

Isaac's mom and teacher work together to help Isaac learn four simple steps to making the best choice. And this works fine, when one option seems a lot better than the others. But what happens when Isaac doesn't like any of the options? Learn along with Isaac as he practices making choices, and figures out how to think of himself And others in the decision making process. Part of the Stepping Up Social Skills series.

Shy Jenny, gets New Glasses is a story about how a child adapts to wearing them, and her friends and her sock doll, Ms. Navy.

Twelve-year-old Faye never, got to live a normal life. At the tender age of four, she was, diagnosed with cancer. Faye spent most of her time in and out of the hospital. She was unable to do, a lot of, things that other kids her age were able to do because her health and strength was a constant battle for her. As if that is not enough for little, Faye to deal with, she also has, to deal with losing her hair, from the cancer treatments. Faye constantly...

The Meany Monster is out to make Lucy feel terrible about herself. Who is this creature? Can she defeat it and learn to be proud of who she is?

In a soft comfy nest in a safe warm place there snoozed a great big orange thing called the Yes. He was snug, but the Yes had a Where to go to. So he left his nest and went trundling out. But the Where was an endless place of Nos. They teemed and seethed. They picked and nipped, and snipped and snicked. The Yes yessed in all his goodness and bigness and yesness. But was he strong enough to overcome them?

"High School In A Book" is designed to give incoming freshman a glimpse of what they will experience in a 21st century high school. From the educational to the social experiences, this book will give young students the tools to handle each situation they find themselves in. M.B. Noack decodes the myths of older siblings and gives real advice about what freshman in high school can expect. Every high school is different. But the broad strokes of what...

Introduce children to flexibility, stick-to-it-iveness (perseverance), and the benefits of trying something new in this English-Spanish bilingual book. It's hard to try new things-for adults as well as children. It's even harder to stay the course when something is more difficult than we thought it would be, or when things don't work out the way we hoped. Yet flexibility and perseverance are essential to success in all areas of life, at all ages and...

My Superpower is a book that was written from my personal point of view on how, as a child, you are innocent, confident, and view yourself as perfection until one brings insecurities into your world. Those insecurities are developed by different experiences that break your confidence, revels imperfections, and alters your personality, turning you into a person that you aren't and into a person who judges themselves and views life with doubt. But there...