Children’s / Teenage: Personal and social topics

Smarty Moose, Lenny Van Loon, and Owlbert Einstien share an uncommon friendship and a love for their Maine woods home on Pockwockamus Pond.

Lost and Found is a sweet story of a little lamb named Woolley.

Following God's plan Noah has built a great ship called an Ark.

The Seed speaks to the need everyone has for understanding their path in life and the bumps encountered along the way which is an issue that we all struggle with at one point or another.

The sounds of nature have a way of taking us back to our childhood.

Changdinho has always enjoyed the benefits of being the best and most skillful soccer player in the whole village.

Zippy wants to explore but quickly finds out there is really no place like home.

Our balance is affected by what we put into our bodies.

Most teenagers worry about their body and appearance at some point, and some may try to alter their eating in order to change their weight or shape.

Growing Up in the Splash Zone is a story about a little girl and her many shared adventures with family and friends as they play and explore along the Jersey Shore.

The moral of the story is that you shouldn't be afraid to do what you were born to do.

Have you ever wondered what your dog is thinking?

Blossom, a young bee, has been sent away from her beehive for bad behavior.

Have fun with a young boy named Max as he discovers and observes some of the animals that inhabit and visit his back yard, as depicted in this colorful children's book.

Strange things are happening on the White House grounds.

In this whimsical story, Santa gets into a little trouble on one of his Christmas Eve deliveries.

Patricia is a young girl battling with mix emotions within herself.

Come along with Grannie B.

Do you remember how you felt when you had to do something that you had never done before?

A positive look at neurodiversity in today's worldEveryone on our planet is unique.

When Cats Had No Tails, is the mythical saga of how a little cat Named Ben turned a bad day in the forest into a life changing event for generations of cats forever.

The age-old German-chasing-the-Jew tale takes a different turn in this book as the conflicts of World War II are seen through the eyes of a Nazi's young adolescent son.

Three friends head out into the Alaska Bush to explore an abandoned gold mine.

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There's not much honey left.

God's Breath is a tale of Jakari's choice when looking different becomes a problem.

But Don't Tell Anyone allows the reader to see through the eyes of a child!

In part 1 of I'm About to be Rich, one of Dr.

The title and story of THE PERFECT DOLL both center on the theme of not judging people by their outward appearance, or what the culture defines as "e;perfect"e; but rather to look deeper to see what is hidden inside a person.

The Little Pirate Goes to Kindergarten illustrates how one boy, through imagination, kindness, and adventure, navigates the fear and apprehension that comes with going to school for the first time.

Chris (age eight) and Tina (age six) are typical little kids who believe like most children do that the world revolves around them.

What is more important, winning or always doing your best?

A charming bedtime story passed down through the years to comfort a child who cannot seem to fall asleep.

While at the pool, my daughter-six years old at that time-befriended another little girl, who didn't quite look like her.

Buster's Braces is the second book in Stephanie Dean's Greenville Animal Friends series.

Fulfilling prophecy, God uses the tiny and often obscure village of Bethlehem to announce the arrival of the long awaited Messiah.

A baby named Josie is crying up a storm, and no matter what Mommy and Daddy did, they just can't get baby Josie to fall asleep.

It was the year 1897, and thousands of men had made their way to the Klondike region of Canada in search of gold.

Max is finally out of school for the summer and is looking forward to hanging out with his dog, Dash.

This is the story of a family that lives in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and runs a paper mill.

Paragraphs are visually illustrated with a self-contained stylistic story of loyalty, intelligence, and courage of a pet dog.

Nia has met the man she wants to marry.

Greta lives with her brother Hansel on the edge of a great forest - a forest in danger of destruction.

On the farm, some eggs are hatching.

This delightful holiday tale tells the story of a precious, adorable Little Star, who has always looked through the lens of other people's success, talents, and achievements with envy and covetousness.

';This book is a crucial tool for parents, educators, and anyone who cares about the well-being of children who, through no fault of their own, are forced to bear the consequences of our country's obsession with incarceration.

Fun Interstellar-Themed Kids Yoga (Ages 4-8)Recommended.

A Guided Journal for Teens Understanding of Gender#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Nonfiction on Maturing and LGBTQ NonfictionWrite down every thought, every feeling, and every doodle that pops into your mind with this high-quality guided journal destined to be your safe space as you navigate your gender journey.

A Be Yourself Guide for Teen Girls#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Maturing, School & Education, Bullying Issues, Dating & IntimacyIn this book of short daily meditations and essays, Amanda Ford, a young adult herself, offers stories, information, and advice on all the important issues facing young women today: boys, dating, drinking, self-respect, self-love, fights with friends, dealing with parents, and more.

An Empowering Antiracist Book for Teens"e;Resilient Black Girl is a timely and powerful book for our Black girls and girls of color to reclaim their confidence and be beacons of courage and hope for generations to come.