Parents, caregivers, and educators seeking to nurture emotional intelligence and a “quiet heart” in young children will find this collection valuable.
Author: TCBR Contributor
TCBR Contributor
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A moon vacation becomes a race against time when a young explorer must solve deadly mazes to stop a rogue comet and save Lunaris.
From near-future NASA missions to intergalactic portals, these middle grade reads take young readers on journeys beyond Earth.
Where’s Big Dog? is a touching and tender resource that will be most appreciated by families experiencing the loss of a pet.
Bears Don’t Share is a satisfying pick for children who enjoy humor with a little bite and stories that reward a second look.
In this conversation, Ken Rohlf shares the inspiration behind Best Friends, A Tale of a Boy and His Dog, a heartfelt story of a child and his dog.
This riddle-based puzzle book uses rhymes and interactive questions to teach young readers fascinating facts about tigers and other big cats.
This riddle-filled puzzle book invites young readers to identify various amphibians through playful rhymes and intriguing scientific facts.
A perfect fit for middle-grade readers who enjoy fast-paced adventures, quirky humor, and stories that celebrate being “weird.”
A comforting exploration of grief, this book provides children with a symbolic bridge to connect with departed loved ones through heartfelt letters.