The little boy is safe at the pool, at the beach, on the swing and in the car. Baby is safe, too!

Young Wanda is a girl on a mission; she wants to decide what to do when she grows up. Will she be a dancer? A landscape designer? Maybe a pastry chef? Her teachers and parents all make suggestions, but Wanda sets out to explore each option on her own. Along the way she invents a clever pulley system, a squirrel-proof bird feeder, and the best way to separate eggs. With the school career fair (and adulthood) looming on the horizon, what will Wanda decide? From the award-winning children’s author Laura Pedersen comes Wanda’s Better Way, an educational picture book about believing in yourself and pursuing your passion.

10th anniversary edition! Do you know you have an invisible bucket which is filled with all of your good thoughts and feelings? If you're new to the concepts of bucket filling and bucket dipping, then this award-winning book is for you. This sequel to Have You Filled a Bucket Today? features easy-to-read chapters, colourful illustrations, and daily questions to help readers become better bucket fillers and give them the tools to live a life filled with happiness.

There she begins using her imagination for creative play, and in the end has a better time than her snowboarding friend while making some important discoveries about herself. Addresses the issue of economic diversity sensitively.

In today's wired world, while many debate the ever-present nature of electronic devices, most will agree that learning to manage this technology is an essential task. With many parents confessing they are "addicted" to their smart phones, this is not an easy task. Finding a balance for today's families requires thought, conversation, and some trial and error.

Unplugged is a timely and non-judgmental story that takes on a very big issue in a friendly and humorous way. Ella, the youngest family member, let's her frustration with her family's constant use of cell phones and computers be known by confiscating their chargers. Bit by bit, the parents come to see things from their daughter's perspective and find a solution that works for the family.

A simple question is fervently asked by children from 12 different countries. In this award-winning, 32 page picture book, sweet rhyming prose, repetition and vividly captivating illustrations delight the senses and express the deep joy and love we hope for all children. The responses given will touch the heartstrings of people young and old around the world. Bucket filling, the essence of being loved and loving others, occurs in those little moments in a day when you stop and just listen, cuddle, play or spend time with a child.

In this reassuring picture book, young readers see children who have two households-whether because of divorce, separation, or other circumstances-experiencing life's ups and downs with both parents - secure in the knowledge that Mom will always be Mom, and Dad is forever Dad.

A one-of-a-kind true story of a little girl with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia, who is striving to overcome her learning disabilities by self-advocating for herself and gains permission by the school to use an iPad to help her learn. This is a true story written by a special child, Sky Burke, age 12, with a co-author, and illustrator Penny Weber for children and adults. This book includes beautiful and creative illustrations. Plus a letter to families and a page with self-advocacy tips. All children can relate to this story of overcoming differences in school. The book will inspire students to be active participants in their own education. This book has the ability to make a huge impact on education for all students who are different and may have the power to influence schools to use modern technological advances to help students with disabilities meet their full potential. The possibilities are limitless. Please visit theskyislimitless.org. 10% of all proceeds of the sale of this book will be donated back to the community to support advocacy.

“… A story that is fresh and new, and one that will appeal to young readers …� — Publishers Weekly BookLife Report This charming illustrated book encourages adoptive families — children and adults alike — to embrace their super-powerful stories and see themselves as the inspiring heroes they are! Young readers (ages 3-7) will relate to Super Alec, an energetic little boy who summons all his might to prepare his home for the long-awaited arrival of his equally super adopted baby sister.