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Theron is more than a little nervous when Mom invites the new kid down the street, who just happens to be a werewolf, to his birthday party. But he soon discovers different doesn't mean scary - and that werewolves make some awesome mac and cheese!

Alexa is a curious girl who loves colors. She goes through a journey with her parents to explore her biracial identity through the world of color. Biracial individuals often experience questions about their "color" or race because skin color is one of the first things we notice about each other. This book provides a loving story of how to navigate race and identity conversations for children and their parents.

Bertie: The Best Stuttering King is a children’s story about a timid, stuttering prince who is thrust unexpectedly on the throne of England and becomes one of the best kings of the 20th Century. A history book in rhyme for children and children who stutter, this story highlights England’s most reluctant monarch, King George VI, and his early struggles with stuttering, knock knees, and bullying – topics still relevant today.

Every Day is Grandparents’ Day! is full of creative ideas, activities, recipes, and games that will make it easy for your grandchildren or children to put away their cell phones, tablets, and video games and hang out with the fun grandparents. The activities are fun and easy to do and most need minimal supplies that are usually found in any household. Every Day is Grandparents’ Day! is organized by category so you can hone in on which areas might be the most fun for you and your family. Although, you won’t want to miss out on learning something new from the other categories. Included categories: Loco-motion, It’s Music, Craft Time, Family Favorites, Kitchen Capers, and Games Galore to na ...

Join Katie Kitten on her amazing adventure as she discovers that it's okay to be scared of something you're unsure about. Katie soon learns that she had all of the answers she was looking for hidden in her little heart. Written by Debbie Wood Illustrated by Joshua Aaron Blake and Theresa Anne Stites 2017 A portion of the proceeds of this book will be donated to children with Autism. Part of the Ollizoodles Hope Series Book #2 32 Pages

Kai Blue is six years old when he meets his dolphin friend, Malu on a beach on the island of Kauai. It is one of the planet's most clean and beautiful beaches but Malu talks to Kai about the importance of taking care of ALL the earth "for all its value, all its worth." Together, they call upon Kai's friends and family to clean up litter and debris. Malu and his crew of dolphins thank the hundreds of people who came out to help and the Kauai people pledge to do their share to keep everything looking bright and new. Kai Blue teaches children of all ages about the small ways children can make a big difference in protecting the earth and preserving it for future generations.

My Baby Buckaroo is a short, sweet story written through the eyes of a parent who wishes to teach a child all they learned growing up. Most importantly they wish to teach them about rodeo. All while knowing the child will grow up and move on but will still be their baby.

"My Two Parents and My Two Homes" is written from the viewpoint of the mom (the Author). The content of the story is from the perspective of the daughter, based on her mother's observations. In this story, the girl's parents are broken up and she is describing her two different experiences with each parent during the time she spends with them at their separate homes. This is the first published book of a short series of children's books. Happy Reading!!!

Still a Family is based on a true story of how two young sisters, Grace and Mia, face the challenge of accepting the news that their parents are divorcing. When they first learn of the news that Mommy is moving to South Carolina and Daddy is staying in Washington, D.C., it’s very saddening. However, the girls quickly learn that what they thought was going to be sad news, has a happy ending. They soon realize that even though the family will be living miles apart, they are Still a Family.

A story of courage, serendipity and sacrifice, THE EMERALD MATCHBOOK is the true-life story of Chaya, a Jewish child born just before the German invasion of 1941, who survives against all odds. At once heartbreaking and uplifting, THE EMERALD MATCHBOOK takes young readers on a real-life journey of one of the war’s youngest survivors, one that illustrates the full spectrum of human nature, the true meaning of maternal devotion, and the extraordinary measures taken by the war’s unsung heroes, the “righteous among the nations.”