Juvenile Fiction, Health & Daily Living
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One of a Kind Kid
A Journey with ADHD by Nancy Anderson
Being a kid with ADHD can be hard. There are so many things in the world to explore! How can anyone sit still for even a minute? The one-of-a-kind kid has trouble with this, but all his energy makes life so much more interesting. He is great at ...
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Emojinal
A Book About Emotions With Emojis by Jodian Evans
We all feel big emotions. What do we do when our feelings seem to be taking over? How do we handle all the things inside us? Emojinal is a manual designed to help young children understand, process, and accept big feelings. Using contrasting ...
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Leo's End of Summer Bath
by Amita Dayal
Leo loves summer vacation. He loves going fishing and hunting for frogs and salamanders. In fact, he loves catching fish, frogs, and salamanders so much that he daydreams about it all the time—even when he’s doing other things! Leo is so distracted ...
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the ant who needed a transplant
by Dr. Bill Wall
Mama Ant, Papa Ant, Russell, and Sophie all live together in a thriving ant community. They love each other very much, and in the winter their favourite activity is to go tobogganing together. But one winter, Papa Ant has trouble climbing the hill. ...
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Banana Feet
by Deanna Scaccia-Pagliuca
Lily E. is five years old, very brave, and very bold—but sometimes she puts her shoes on the wrong feet! At the zoo, the monkeys yell, “Banana feet, banana feet, yummy to munch, we want to eat them for our lunch.” Luckily, Lily E. knows what to do. ...
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Why Can't Grammy Remember Me?
by Dan Perkins
This is a breakthrough book written on an important subject to children, parents, and grandparents. The subject is Dementia, or what is commonly referred to as memory loss. To the best of my knowledge, no other book on this subject has been written ...
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Kenny Gets Her Crown
by Alyssa Humphrey
Due to torticollis, Kennedy hasn’t been able to turn her head to the left! When her neck is finally freed, she discovers that her head is lumpy as a result of positional plagiocephaly! Luckily, Mommy knows some inventors who can make a helmet to ...
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Gimme a Break!
by Chanda Minor Brigance
Chan is a caregiver, which means she takes care of people who cannot take care of themselves. It’s a special and important job, but it can be tiring, so Chan is careful to take a break when she needs one. Presented for children, Gimme a Break! ...
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Fuzzy Teeth
by Rachel Lillie
When you use your tongue to feel your teeth, do they feel fuzzy? If so, it’s time to brush! It’s easy to get distracted by all the fun things to do in the world. But whether you’re about to go and play in the yard or getting ready for bed, you know ...
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A Pandemic Adventure
by Robina Brah
Tired of being stuck at home during a global pandemic, A young porcupine named Peter desperately longs for an adventure. Deciding to leave his village in search of new excitement, he stumbles across a town called Whitby. While there, Peter makes ...
