Juvenile Fiction, Social Issues, Emotions & Feelings
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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 ...
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It's GREAT to be YOU!
by Diana Karczmarczyk and Courtney Gonzalez
We wrote this book about children of many backgrounds, interests, and abilities. We need children to know that they are all important and valued. Everyone deserves respect, understanding and kindness. This book is a reminder that it is okay to play ...
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Nolan's Dream
by Janice Ramos Tingley
Nolan is adored by his family and full of joy at home, but one thing sets him apart from the rest of the children in his neighborhood: his misshapen hands. The only places where he feels comfortable are the pool and a beautiful spot named Point ...
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Nana's Magic Swing
by Janet Shindle
Nana's Magic Swing is the story of Graham, a happy little boy who lives next door to his beloved great-grandmother, Nana. Nana hugs Graham, gives him cookies and milk, and calls him funny names. Best of all, she takes him for rides on the Magic ...
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Forgive Me, Mr. Hunter
by T. N. Cullen
Axel spends his days pedaling around his neighborhood, secure in the knowledge that his watchful and caring mother is always looking out for him. As a four-year-old, Axel’s whole world fits in the span of his neighbourhood. The highlight of his ...
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At the Moovies
by Jana Gatien
En route to the moovie theater, Bobby heatedly complains about some rude squirrels who ruined it for him last time. So no surprise when Bobby finds himself seated behind even bigger bothers: irksome ELEPHANTS. Despite extra-loud slurping ‘n burping, ...
