Camo the chameleon is used to blending in, but he doesn’t really feel like he belongs. Whatever his friends do, Camo does too. But teasing is not always fun and bow ties can be uncomfortable. So, one day he tries doing something different.
Join our chameleon friend as he discovers how good it feels to be true to himself. Camo also finds that when he is confident in who he is, he inspires others to do the same, and the world becomes a more colorful place!
ADHD is a complicated mental disorder that can be hard to understand for those without it. This book tells the story of a mom who wants her son to know that he is special and encourages him through the struggles of ADHD. The ADHD Affirmation is an uplifting affirmation for those with ADHD and those who love them.
It includes tips for managing symptoms and provides positive affirmations like “You are the best, bravest, cleverest person in the world.” Be brave and read our book today.
Have you ever tried teeing off in front of a crowd of spectators? Conquering the first-tee jitters is a challenge faced by many golfers. “A Golf Ball in Her Shoe” is an uplifting story about a young girl who overcomes her nerves on the golf course with the help of a four-legged friend! Filled with colorful illustrations and easy-to-read storytelling, this is a fun family story for children, young golfers, dog lovers, and parents. Get ready to hit the course with Birdie and an adorable dog named Chip! Filled with life lessons that go beyond the golf course, this is a must-read story for the whole family.
Tom found a teacup lying on the shore…
This is where our touching and somewhat confounding tale of ‘pass the message’ between a tiny lion cub cast away in a teacup, a whale, a shark, and a frog, begins!
Discover it for yourself.
After defeating the Soul Destroyer, Serenity and Annabelle believe that he is gone for good. Their powers have strengthened, and life has returned to some normalcy. But things are not as they seem, especially when new girl, Daina joins Serenity’s class and starts acting strange.
The sisters sense that Daina is hiding something. Something dark and secret. Something that could be the key to their survival or their downfall. But will Daina confess?
Serenity and Annabelle are no ordinary sisters — they’re secret superheroes!
After discovering their special powers, the sisters dedicate their spare time to helping those in trouble, whilst also keeping their identities a secret. But Serenity and Annabelle soon find out that they will have to face something much bigger than petty criminals. A dark evil has spread across the globe, with a name so fearsome that the entire world fears it. The Soul Destroyer!
Will Serenity and Annabelle be able to stop it before it’s too late? Or will the evil enemy remain no matter what they do?
Hi! My name is Lara and I am a teacher by profession, I have been teaching since 2009. I’m married with two beautiful girls, ages 8 and 5.
Josh didn’t feel different from anyone else. That is, until he was judged by the police in a negative way against his white best friend. Raised by his family to love and respect everyone, how do you prepare a black child for when he encounters those that were not?
Special edition is a hard cover version of Don’t Worry Brown Boy which also features bonus content in the form of concept sketches by illustrator Brent Levy.
Little Brother For Sale is a story that highlights the complicated bond shared by siblings; sometimes tumultuous, always filled with love. Michael has had enough of his pestering little brother. When Mom suggests the boys go outside to sell lemonade, Michael decides that he will put his little brother up for sale. He is even willing to negotiate the price. With each sales pitch, Michael realizes that having a little brother might not be so bad after all. Sometimes it takes trying to sell your little brother to strangers to realize just how great he actually is. Little Brother For Sale, is a fun story that any child with siblings will relate to.
Tahiya Cooper creates a rich text where students of all ethnicity, race, religion, disability, and nationality can find themselves and relate.
Third grade can be hard, but Aniyah has learned that being kind is one of the easiest things she can do.
Aniyah is excited to have a kindness week at her school, but then she encounters a classmate that doesn’t understand the purpose of doing kindness acts for others.
Find out how Aniyah challenges her classmate and demonstrates the importance of stepping outside of the box and doing something nice for others.