Children's Books on page 22

Benjamin Bunny is on a mission to transform his image from holiday hoppin’ happy to the baddest bunny around. After some mischief and missteps, he succeeds. But is being “bad" all it’s cracked up to be? In this frolicking tale of a wayward bunny, young readers will learn about the consequences of actions and discover the importance of self-acceptance. Bad Hare Day! is the first book in a series designed to help answer the everyday question: “Where did that come from?”

This book tells of life of a Lao family living in a small village on the Mekong River near Luang Prabang, Laos.

This is a Christmas story that follows the adventures of Barnaby Bear from a cozy book store in town, to his new home in the countryside.

A story about how everyone and everything is special in their own way, through the journey of a little caterpillar. It is very colorful and easy to read, for children up to 5th grade.

Here it is. Nine-year-old Leah Jefferies takes on the world by creating her first book of affirmations and mantras for the younger generation. Leah believe her peers need to learn and live-in mental wellness just like adults. By doing this, it will help alleviate bullying.

Chloe Grace Tate is the author and illustrator of the children's book "Be like Chloe". "Be like Chloe" takes you through lifes journey through the eyes of a 5 year old girl. Chloe Grace likes many things but she wants to share what's most important to her. Read the book and find out why you should be like Chloe too! This book can also double as a coloring book!

Written and illustrated by Dana Middle School Students. A powerful message runs through this book: that our world today can become better and more beautiful. But things must change. Their stories reflect their understanding that the change we seek must be ourselves. As former president Barack Obama said, "Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for.." So how does one begin? The answer to that, is simply by being kind. One kind act, one person at a time, makes a difference. Students express through their words and illustrations the tremendous power each of us has within us!

We all possess hidden super powers, ready to be called upon whenever we need them. All we have to do is remember they’re there. The child in these pages uses her superpowers to stand up for herself and make her way through scary times. On days when voices of self-doubt become loud, she calls upon her Superfriends to help fight these forces of evil. With heart and muscle, this book is a reminder of the superpowers within us all.