Tomorrow is Janey’s first day of school and worries are falling heavily on her shoulders…
Waking early, she fills her back pack adding a few extra’s… just in case!
After all, you never know what you might need for your first day of school…Follow Janey as she grows in confidence and self-belief and discovers the beauty of friendship.
One of the fastest-growing sports ever! Pickleball is a fun game to play and should definitely be passed down to our little ones that can continue to grow the sport, learn how to socialize within a community, have fun, and even become pickleball stars! This book is pickleball explained in a very very simple way! It’s just a fun way to introduce the sport, the rest is up to you! PICKLE ON!
After a playful romp outside, a group of kids work themselves up to quite an appetite- as they begin to imagine clouds as yummy sweets, like whipped cream & cotton candy! But things get shaken up a bit, when one of the kids, sees mashed potatoes instead. What comes off as a little odd at first, suddenly isn’t such a bad idea!
No Laces! That’s what Boo, the bunny, always says. He doesn’t want to learn to tie them. He has plenty of shoes for every occasion and none of them have laces or strings. So, what’s the point of learning to tie? His friend, Farah Fox, convinces him that it’s a skill he can use. . . and one that might make him happier, too.
This book is meant to be a parent-child activity. Youngsters can read Boo’s story and their parents can help with the how-to-tie instruction pages. A fun shoelace-themed “I Did It” badge is included at the back of the book to give in celebration of conquering this difficult task.
Step right up for a spooky tour of the White House! A long-dead, but still charismatic, Millard Fillmore will serve as your ghostly guide as you make your way through the Executive Mansion. Learn about the history of each room you visit from ghosts of presidents past — arguably the worst presidents in US history. Discover how they ended up there, cursed for all eternity to haunt the rooms of the White House, and find out why it’s so important for us to learn from their mistakes.
My Black empowers our youth to love thy self. Dwelling on self acceptance, it teaches children to embrace their melanin and be their authentic self. Embrace your uniqueness. Embrace your beautiful features despite anyone else’s opinion. Your Black is beautiful!
Herbie’s family has moved to another state and bought a new home, and now Lil Herbie must go to a new school and make new friends. He is afraid and doesn’t want to go. He fears all the kids will laugh at him because he stutters. But he finally goes to school, and soon he realizes it is not as bad as he thought.
Let’s Find Little Tractor Together is an excellent and very simple read for those ages birth to toddler. In this book, you and your child will experience the fun of interactive text and illustration. High contrast colors and settings will engage babies, toddlers and keep them reading about Little Tractor’s journey through sizes, colors, imagination, and more.
Where Do You Go? is an enjoyable to read rhyming book focusing on the power of the mind to create a place in our imagination that brings us peace. Maybe we dream of a beach where oceans crash, or floating freely and slowly through space to find our calm. This story talks of the normalcy of having a busy brain with worries, fears and jumbled thoughts, and walks through some special places we can imagine to take us away from the “buzz” that our brains can feel.
Take an exciting boat trip with the crew of children in this little picture book full of adventure. As they sail across the aquamarine seas, they encounter island after island full of promise, fun and a little taste of danger. With every new challenge the crew have to face, they learn a lesson and earn their stripe. Climb aboard and sail along to see if they can find their happy place in the sun.