From the heartfelt anecdote of Dean and Ben the bully, to tales of magical doctors with enchanting powers, this book is filled to the brim with stories and morals, which are beneficiary and enjoyable to children and adults alike.
It's one of the few chapter books for elementary students that teach kids to celebrate our differences, address the acceptance of others, and move toward understanding other cultures.
In "e;Our Grandmother,"e; readers are invited into a heartwarming journey of family, love, and the irreplaceable joy that comes from spending time with family.
Quentin's expectation of staying at his grandparents' suddenly changes, after his very energetic grandfather, Papa Dude, encourages him to overcome his fear and share his gift to the world.
She is certain that as you read this story, share it with a child or any audience you will be reminded of its common theme that children love to have FUN.
The book is from a series about a set of twin girls who are completely interested in different things, and after their parents' separation, they return with their mom to Grandma's house.
Stairway to Heaven: Grandma Has Gone Home is a heartwarming, reflective, and reassuring story that chronicles one child's experience with the loss of a beloved grandparent.
In Growing Up Navy, 12-year-old Trey'ce Richardson's life is anything but ordinary as he grows up in a lively, unsettled, fast-paced, and ever-evolving military household.
Motivated by her autistic son, Curtis, who was diagnosed with Autism at the age of four, inspired her to create this entertaining story that young readers will enjoy.
Grin and Bear It: The Forest of Inclusion is about an adventurous young bear exploring the meaning of friendship and understanding the differences in others.
Callie has traveled around the world and during those travels it became clear to her that no matter where we hail from or what our life experiences may be, we all have hopes, fears, and dreams.