Juvenile Fiction, Social Issues, Emotions & Feelings
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Dragons Can't Spell
by Susie Heinrichs and Christina Grall
Jimmy’s dreams were usually very silly. But on this night - the night before the spelling bee, Jimmy’s silly dreams never came... For free “Dragons Can’t Spell” lesson plans and other teacher resources go to www.sisandchrys.com
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Rainbow Bean
by Linda Allison
A cast of characters inspired by a bowl of seven bean soup takes readers on Rainbow Bean’s fairy tale journey from a difficult childhood along a path of many emotions to a final scene of triumphant empowerment. The whimsically painted illustrations ...
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The Frog With a Frown
by Todd G. Sorrell
A good self-esteem is a tricky target. The journey through childhood is filled with emotional roadblocks, and trying to arrive at young adulthood with a strong sense of self-worth can be the most challenging. In this touching tale, a sad and ...
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Be Like A Tree
by Leanne Whiting
Inspiration Behind the Book “Look deep into Nature, then you will understand everything better” —Albert Einstein About 3.2 km along Rogart Trail at Sugar Moon Farm in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, stands a tree. Every winter when I hike this trail, ...
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Kimmy the Kangaroo Goes to the Doctor
by Myles Scott Kobren
Kimmy the Kangaroo has a bellyache. Is he just sick? Or—like many kids—is he also feeling anxiety about a visit to the doctor? With Mommy by his side, Kimmy learns to face many new and often intimidating experiences, from taking his temperature to ...
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Grandma Do I Have a Home
by Linda L Cornish
This book blossomed from a teaching moment when a little one asked, “Grandma, do I have a home?” As a grandmother wanting to put a child’s mind at ease, this story was created. The story is about a young child named Blake who has always lived with ...
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Clover's Voice
by Laura Pashayan
Clover’s Voice was written for children, particularly ages three to six, but any age could benefit from the message. Clover faces hardships at school because she looks different from the others. Clover is blue but the rest are yellow. As as result, ...
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How Alice’s Bad Day Turned Good
by Annette McCullough
Meet Alice. Alice is a young girl who thinks she is having a BAD day. But things are not always as they seem. Alice is really having a VERY GOOD day. Join Alice as she goes about her day and find out how Alice’s BAD day turned into a GOOD day.
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Sarah Honey's Moving Day
by Anne Jacobson
Moving Day: a stressful time. Security is associated with home, and when a house is no longer a home, a child's world crumbles. Parents try to guide them through the transition, but children facing new emotions may not communicate well. All they ...
