The Light is more than a board book—it’s a love letter to children’s inner wisdom and a powerful tool for parents seeking to nurture self-confidence.
Browsing: Social Emotional
In this beautiful picture book, readers get to watch a pet training class through the eyes of a smart, enthusiastic, and utterly loveable dog.
Get ready for a paws-itively hilarious trip to obedience school in Lorena M. Proia’s How to Be Best in Class, where being different is the best lesson of all!
In My Mind is sure to resonate most with young readers who may feel overwhelmed or different in the classroom, as well as with their families and teachers.
Aloe Vera’s Special Gift is a wonderful story for launching discussions with young readers about self-worth, being yourself, and helping others.
A beautiful read-aloud choice for parents and educators seeking a direct and positive way to address issues of bullying, self-esteem, and pressure to conform.
The books below help young readers understand divorce, name their feelings, and trust that love and connection remain constant.
Penn Holderness—content creator, podcaster, and New York Times bestselling author—discusses his new ADHD book co-written with his wife, Kim.
Grounded in the Japanese concept of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing), this calming picture book follows a child enjoying peaceful, restorative sensory immersion.
With warmth and insight, Autism: My Invisible Backpack by Dalisse Sequeiros helps young readers and the adults who love them find comfort and connection.