Juvenile Fiction, Social Issues, New Experience
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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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Sydney's Vacation
Miracles & Mud Puddles by Loree Cowling and Sydney Cowling
Sydney is a young girl with Down Syndrome who is going on her first big family holiday. Her mom creates a story book that is filled with the images of all that they will do and see on their trip together. See the ordinary become extra-ordinary as ...
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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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Ti Town Bears Day Care Adventures
Teaching International Bears Adventures by Martha Allen
The purpose of this book is to help parents prepare their children for daycare or when the day comes and the parents will need to leave their child with someone else. There will come a day when the child will need to go to school or daycare. Many ...
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I Dreamed About a Hippopotamus in a Lipstick Factory
by Anne Braun
Join eight year old Nicoletta and her most unusual friend Deloris in this heartwarming story of friendship, coping with change, finding value in your own unique gifts and talents, overcoming challenges, and realizing that you don’t have to be like ...
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A Good Place to Live
Book One by Dawn Skinner
Sharon is moving and making a fresh start. She’s got a new job as a shrink, is buying a beautiful home, and hopes to settle right in and make some good friends. Will Hamtown be a good place to live? There’s just one tiny problem: Just about everyone ...
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Henry's Bear Tales
Henry Babysits by d'Andrea Labbe
Henry is a young bear reaching the responsable age of babysitting. He is confident that all will go well with his younger brother Sammy. What lies in store for Henry will prove to test his love, his patience, his knowledge and his need to be the ...
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