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A Baby’s Coming to Your House – Shelley Moore Thomas

This is a siblings’ book dealing with a new baby coming to the house.  It shows how siblings can help with many things and have fun teaching the baby everything they know.

All Families Are Special – Norma Simon

Students in Mrs. Mack's class describe their families--big or small, living together or apart, with two moms or none--and learn why every family is special and important.

A Place in my Heart – Annette Aubrey

This series book has been specially designed to help young children get to grips with new, bewildering or upsetting situations.  

All Together – Ruth Fahlman

This is a multicultural book with colorful photos showing different families around the world

Asthma Active – Learning about Asthma – the Lung Association

The Lung Association has produced this illustrative and informative children’s book about asthma and some of the asthma triggers.  Parents and children can follow along together with this the games and activities included in the book

A Terrible Thing Happened – Margaret M Holmes

This is a story for children who have witnessed violence or trauma and are struggling with the aftermath of tragedy. 

A Child’s Treasury of Nursery Rhymes – Kady MacDonald Denton

This is a beautifully illustrated rhyme book containing different sections for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children.

Alligator Pie – Dennis Lee

This book contains wonderfully playful rhymes and poems along with memorable illustrations.

Amos's Sweater – Janet Lunn

This book contains a delightful story about Amos the sheep who is old and cold and tired of giving up his wool.  Despite his objections, he gets sheered once again and knits his wool into a brightly coloured sweater for Uncle Henry.

Arthur’s Baby – Marc Brown

The author of this children’s book has created a story dealing with new babies.  Arthur, the main character, takes us through the story of accepting a new sibling into his family. 

Baby Faces – Sesame Beginners

“Sesame Beginnings” series books are building blocks to literacy and learning.  This book could be your child’s first encounter with the joys of language. 

(The) Berenstain Bears Go to School – Stan & Jan Berenstain

When summertime ends and the weather turns cool, most little bears are ready for school…

Benjamin et la nuit – Paulette Bourgeois

Big Sarah’s Little Boots – Paulette Bourgeois

This is an entertaining story book about a little girl and her adventures with her rubber boots.   She realizes that her boots are getting too small, finally discovering that her feet are growing.

Blanches Nuits – Teddy Jam

Bye-bye, Crib – Alison McGhee

Baby Kitty says hello to a big bed.

C is for Community – Ruth Fahlman

A multicultural alphabet book with stories and photos about different occupations in the community.

Call me BRAVE BOY – Learning about Asthma – Jenny Shinder

In conjunction with the Lung Association, Jenny Shinder has created a children’s book about dealing with the diagnosis of asthma.  The author has based this story on her son’s experience with asthma and his dealings with the doctors and hospitals. 

Cat and Bear – Carol Greene and Anne Mortimer

A storybook about the relationship between a cat and a new stuffed animal.

Celebrations – Ruth Fahlman

A mmulticultural book containing stories and photos about holidays and celebrations all over the world.

(The) Church Mice in Action – Graham Oakley

What are those adventurous mice up to now………….

(The) City ABC Book – Zoran Milich

This alphabet book contains scenes from different areas of a typical city.

(The) Count Counts Scary Things

Featuring Jim Henson’s Sesame Street Muppets, The Count helps children learn to count from 1-10.

(The) Curious Little Kitten Around the House – Linda Hayward

Join the curious kitten in his latest adventures.

Do I Have a Daddy? – Jeanne Warren Lindsay

This is an enlightening story about a child named Erik and his compassionate young mother.  It is  good reading for single parent families as an essential tool for building their children’s self-esteem.  It includes special sections for single mothers and fathers. 

Don’t Forget to Come Back – Robie H. Harris

A touching children’s story about separation and anxiety. 

Dry Days, Wet Nights – Maribeth Boelts

Using a little bunny, this story talks about using the potty during the day and at night.  Among preschoolers, bedwetting is very common. It is important for parents to maintain a low-key patient attitude towards bed-wetting.  This picture book shows how little bunny’s nighttime control develops gradually, just as it does in a great majority of children.

Ducklings Love – Lisa McCue

A beautifully illustrated storybook about ducklings.

Dumbo – Disney

Follow the story of Dumbo, the flying elephant…………..

Eensy Weensy Spider – Heather Collins

A small colourful nursery rhyme book containing only the rhyme “Eensy, Weensy Spider”.

(The) Emperor’s New Clothes – Lynne Bradbury

From the “well-loved tales” series, this small board book retells the famous story  with bright pictures. 

Even Little Kids Get Diabetes – Connie White Pirner

The author presents a picture book for children dealing with diabetes.  This sensible realistic account is accompanied by bright watercolour and ink illustrations which add an upbeat tone to the text and make the entire book reassuring. 

Everyone feels angry – Jane Bingham

What make you feel angry, and what can you do to feel better?

Everybody feels happy – Jane Bingham

What make you feel happy?  Find out how you can make other people happy, too.

Everybody feels sad – Jane Bingham

What make you feel sad and what can you do to feel better?

Everybody feels scared – Jane Bingham

What makes you feel scared, and what can you do to feel better. 

Fall of Freddie the Leaf – Leo Buscaglia

This book touches children and adults alike, illustrating the delicate balance between life and death.  It is a sensitive and inspiring story told through the life of Freddie the leaf. 

Food is for Sharing – Ruth Fahlman

A mmulticultural book containing stories and photos about food from all over the world.

Franklin in the Dark – Paulette Bourgeois

Franklin the turtle conquers his fear of the dark in this storybook setting.

Freight Train – Donald Crews

This book is wonderfully illustrated with all the basic colours on a freight train.

Fun with Clothes – Ruth Fahlman

A mmulticultural book containing stories and photos about different clothes from different cultures that are worn for special occasions.

Germs Are Not for Sharing – Elizabeth Verdick

Toddlers need to learn that germs are not for sharing; this child-friendly words and colorful illustrations help little ones stay clean and healthy.

Getting Out of a Stress Mess! – Michaelene Mundy

Children experience stress in many ways.  Our society tends to put unneeded pressure on children.  This book illustrates ways to make children feel good about their successes and positive about their efforts.

Gifts – Jo Ellen Bogart

This sensitive children’s book is in memory of grandmothers.

Going on a Plane – Anne Civardi

This series book gently introduces children to their first time experiences.

Going to a Party – Anne Civardi

This series book gently introduces children to their first time experiences.

Going to the Dentist – Anne Civardi

This series book gently introduces children to their first time experiences.

Going to the Doctor – Anne Civardi

This series book gently introduces children to their first time experiences.

Going to the Potty – Fred Rogers

This book handles the sensitive subject with quiet candor and respect.  It is a very low-key, low pressure book.  It is not a toilet training manual, but rather a book to show a child how using the toilet fits into the whole idea of growing up and learning new skills.

Hands are Not for Hitting – Matrine Agassi

An encouraging book that helps young children understand two main themes: violence is never okay, and every child is capable of positive, loving actions.  It gives kids alternatives such as  drawing, jumping, and talking about feelings.

Hansel and Gretel – Joan Cameron

A “well-loved tales” series book relating the story of Hansel and Gretel with colourful pictures,

Have You Seen My Duckling? – Nancy Tafuri

The author creates a moving story with expressive illustrations about a mother duck who has lost her baby duckling.  Follow  Mother Duck’s journey as she searches for her missing duckling.

Have You Seen My Potty? – Mij Kelly

A wonderfully witty book – perfect for encouraging toddlers to use a potty.

Hickory Dickory Dock – Heather Collins

A small colorful nursery rhyme book containing only the rhyme “Hickory Dickory Dock”.

Hi New Baby! – Robbie Harris

In this reassuring emotionally on-target book, with drawings reminiscent of family snapshots, a father recalls for his preschooler the many feelings he experienced when his new baby brother arrived and how his world changed forever.

Hot Cold Shy Bold – Pamela Harris

This children’s book contains large colorful photographs depicting a look at opposites.

I am a Bunny – Richard Scarry

This children’s book contains wonderful illustrations and a delightful little story.

I Can Be Safe! – A First look at Safety – Pat Thomas

This friendly book helps make children aware of things to know and do in order to be safe in different situations.  They learn,  for instance,  to look both ways when crossing a road, to wear special clothing for sports and to know their parents' names, phone numbers and many other safety related details.

I Like Me - Nancy Carlson

This is a ddelightfully illustrated children’s book featuring an animated pig as the main character. The story relates how much the main character likes him/herself and the things he/she does such as drawing, biking, reading, and eating.

I Love Snow – Hans Wilhelm

Scholastic Reader Level 1 – Follow the friendly dog as the first snowfall comes.  

I Love You Like Crazy Cakes – Rose Lewis

A touching children’s book about the journey of adoption.

I Miss You – A First look at Death – Pat Thomas

This reassuring book explores the difficult issue of death for young children.  Children’s feelings and questions about this sensitive subject are looked at in a simple but realistic way.  This book helps them to understand their loss and to come to terms with their feelings.

I’m a Big Brother – Joanna Cole

When there’s a new baby in the house, an older sibling needs a little extra – a little extra guidance, a little extra reassurance, and a little extra love.  This book offers some ways to help your older child adjust to his new role. 

I’m a Big Sister – Joanne Cole

Having a new baby can be a joyous and rewarding experience, especially for an older sibling.  Helping parents look after the new baby is all part of the fun. With charm and sensitivity, the authors celebrate the warmth and security of family and home from a big sister’s perspective.

I’m Tougher Than Asthma!  - Alden and Siri Carter

This is an extraordinary story of a girl who lives life to the fullest in spite of her asthma.  The book includes an appendix with frequently asked questions about asthma and a list of resources.

I’m Wendy Blair, Not a Chair – Carolyn MacDiarmid

In this children’s storybook the main character is a person with disabilities.  It addresses the needs of this character with a positive message and entertains young readers with rhyme, rhythm and humour. 

 In My Backyard – John DeVries

John Devries has produced a humorous rhyming storybook about a young boy who finds something wonderful in his backyard.   His family won’t let him keep it.  Follow his adventures through this colourful story. 

In My Garden – Ermanno Cristini

A pleasant storybook about an adventure through the garden.  It illustrates all there is to discover there.

I Want a Dog – Dayal Kaur Khals

This children’s book covers the story of a little girl who would like to have a dog.  Until she is ready, she is practicing how to look after a pet with her roller skate.

 I Want Your Moo – Marcella Bakur Weiner

This  is a beautifully written and illustrated tale about self-esteem that features Toodles, a turkey who despises the sound of her “gobble gobble”.  Children will identify with Toddles, her struggle for self-acceptance, and eventual victory over self doubt when she saves the day by using the very voice she dislikes.

I Was So Mad – Mercer Mayer

A “little critter” book dealing with emotions.

Jack of all Trades – Jobs on the Farm – Deborah Guillemette

This book was written to inform young children about the diverse nature of the farming profession.

Jungle Bullies – Steven Kroll

A beautifully illustrated book with jungle animals and a message about bullying.

La princesse dan un sac – Robert Munsch

Le bonhomme d’Helene – Allen Morgan

Let's Talk About it: Divorce: Fred Rogers

This book provides caring support and validation for children living  through a divorce.  The author supplies concrete examples of ways kids can deal with the stress of divorce.  It is an excellent presentation for young children facing the changes that divorce brings to a family. 

Little Cloud – Eric Carle

A small colourful board book for children which talks about clouds.

(The) Magic School Bus – Joanna Cole

This book follows the adventures of the Butterfly and the Bog Beast

Many Ways to Travel – Jocelyn Graeme

A mmulticultural book containing stories and photos about all the different ways to travel.

Max & Mo – Let’s Go Apple Picking – Patricia Lakin

Scholastic Ready-to-Read Level 1 Reader – Follow the adventures of two best pal hamsters.

Merry Christmas, Teletubbies! – Andrew Davenport

Join the Christmas season with the Teletubbies!

Mes 100 Premiers Mots – Paula Knight

An illustrated French book with English translation. 

Minderella – Disney

Mickey and friends share the story of Minderella, the mouse Cinderella.

Mom and Dad Don’t Live Together Anymore – Kathy Stinson

This book is about a family that is separated.  It was written from a child’s perspective   It is simply put so that children can understand what is going on in their family.

 (The) Mole Sisters and the Rainy Day – Roslyn Schwartz

When a rainstorm quashes the mole sisters’ plans for a lovely day outside, their  mole lady friend provides the perfect place to build an indoor oasis, complete with swimming pool.

Mortimer – Robert Munsch

This book is about Mortimer’s adventures at bedtime.  It's a really fun story to read that also contains delightful illustrations.

Moving House – Anne Vicardi

This series book gently introduces children to their first time experiences.

Mr. Reez’s Sneezes – Curtis Parkinson

The author has been searching the world over for anyone who can sneeze louder than his Dad.  Finally he found one in Mr. Reez.

Mr. Rover Takes Over – Grace Maccarone

Scholastic Hello Reader! Preschool-Grade 1 - Reader Level 1

Mud! – Wendy Cheyette Lewison

Scholastic Hello Reader! Preschool-Grade 1 - Reader Level 1

My Artic 1, 2, 3 – Vladyana Krkorka

A beautifully illustrated counting book about the animals in the Artic.

My Dog’s the Best! – Stephanie Calmenson

Scholastic Hello Reader! Preschool-Grade 1 - Reader Level 1

 My Mommy has MS – Elizabeth Kellett

An inspiring book written for families dealing with the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.

 My not so new baby sister anymore – Mhairi Frommer

Siblings adjusting to the new member of the family.

(The) Name of the Tree – Celia Lottridge

A brightly illustrated storybook told with artful simplicity and freshness.  Follow the uniquely naturalistic and expressive animals in this book as they move across a pale shimmer of heat - stricken African countryside.

Nana Upstairs and Nana Downstairs – Tamie dePaola

A true story by the author, this book relates the feelings and emotions experienced when a child struggles to understand what it means to lose someone he loves. 

(The) New Baby – Fred Rogers

This book helps the firstborn child deal with the arrival of a new brother or sister.  Appealing color photos and text combine to soothe the fears of small boys and girls who are unsettled by the sudden appearance of a potential rival at home.

Nicky Goes to the Doctor – Richard Scarry

Follow Nicky Bunny through his visit to the hospital.   

Night Cars – Teddy Jam

This story is about a young baby trying to get to sleep at night and the distractions he faces while he is trying to sleep.

Oink and Pearl – Kay Chorac

Four little stories within one book about Oink & Pearl.

One Gray Mouse – Katherine Burton

Enjoy the simple rhyming text and charming illustrations in this storybook.  This introduction to ten colours and the numbers 1-10 will delight the very young.

Old Timers The One That Got Away

Published by the Alzheimer Society with a children’s view of their grandparents, a warming book about love and family.

One Nose, Two Hands – Jocelyn Graeme

A mmulticultural number book containing stories and photos of children from different cultures.

Once Upon a Golden Apple – Jean Little

In this hilarious fairy tale, everything seems to go wrong.  Goldilocks lives with the seven dwarves, a princess kisses a reluctant dragon, and she and her prince rescue the Wicked Witch of the West, until all of the mischief is sorted out!.  The author’s whimsical text and magical illustrations make this a magnificent feast for anyone who loves a good story.

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe – Heather Collins

A colourful nursery rhyme book, illustrating this rhyme only.

(The) Paper Bag Princess – Robert Munsch

Roberts Munsch’s storybook is about a princess that loses all of her possessions and ends up dressing in a paper bag. 

Please Tell! – A Child’s Story about Sexual Abuse – Sandra Hewitt

This is a beautifully simple book with a profoundly important message for children who have been sexually abused - the abuse is not their fault.  Written and illustrated by Jessie, herself a pre-teen survivor of sexual abuse, it tells kids just what to do to get the help they need.

Pocahontas – Disney

Share the adventure of Pocahontas, the daughter of a native chief.

(The) Princess and the Pea – Vera Southgate

This is a small fairytale book about a princess who has trouble sleeping because of a pea in her bed.

Rainy Day Friends – Ruth Fahlman

A mmulticultural book containing stories and photos about the weather and things you can do with your friends on different weather days.

Red is Best – Kathy Stinson

Kathy Stinson and Robin Baird Lewis combined to create a storybook about a little girl who loves the colour red.  She goes through her day wearing all of the red clothes and accessories that she can. 

Rock-A- Bye Baby – Heather Collins

A small, colourful nursery rhyme book, illustrating this rhyme only.

Row, Row, Row your Boat – Heather Collins

A small, colourful nursery rhyme book, illustrating this rhyme only.

Rumpelstiltksin – Vera Southgate

This book contains the fairy tale Rumpelstiltksin, written as part of the well - loved tales series.

Sadie and the Snowman – Allen Morgan

Allen Morgan has created a colourful storybook about a girl named Sadie and the snowman she built in her backyard.  Sadie goes through all kinds of trials and tribulations with her snowman due to  the weather and the pests that keep stealing the edible parts.

Say Good Night – The Berenstain Bears

The Berenstain Bears do many things before going to bed.  What do you do?  Follow this delightful tale of bedtime rituals. 

(The) Secret of the Silver Horse – Department of Justice Canada

In this book children are shown the difference between a good secret and a secret about sexual abuse, and between good touching and sexually abusive touching.  This book instructs children that secrets about sexual abuse should not be kept and also explains what to do if they tell someone who does nothing. 

Sign Language ABC – Linda Bove

This book demonstrates the sign for each letter of the alphabet as well as the signs for more then 75 useful words.

Sky Sisters – Jan Bourdeau Waboose

The Sky sisters set off across the frozen countryside in search of the Sky Spirits (Northern Lights).  This powerful story captures the chill of a northern night, the warmth of the family circle and the radiance of a child’s wonder.

Softball from A to Zoo

This is a colourful softball learning book using animals at the zoo.

Stella – Queen of the Snow – Marie Louse Gay

This is a delightful storybook about a boy named Sam and his friend Stella.  It tells how Stella helps Sam discover all of the wonderful aspects of snow and winter adventures.

Stella – Reine Des Neiges – Marie Louise Gay

Stop Picking on Me – Pat Thomas

This picture book offers a first look at bullying. It is an approachable book which explores the difficult issue of bullying in reassuringly simple terms.  The fears, worries and questions surrounding this upsetting experience are made accessible to young children. 

Teeth are Not for Biting – Elizabeth Verdick

Simple words and charming pictures invite even the youngest child to discover better ways to cope with frustration, mouth pain, or mad, sad or cranky feelings.

The Cat and the Bird in the Hat – Norman Bridwell

Scholastic Hello Reader! Preschool-Grade 1 - Reader Level 1

The Missing Tooth – Mary Packard

Scholastic Reader Level 1 – Follow the story of a missing tooth

The Perfect Pet – Courtney Baker

Scholastic Hello Reader! Preschool-Grade 1 - Reader Level 1

The Tale of Sir Dragon –Dealing with Bullies -  Jean E. Pendziwol

This book is a winning combination of adventure and information that provides the perfect starting point for discussions about bullying. 

This little Piggy – Heather Collins

A small colourful nursery rhyme book Illustrating this rhyme only. 

Tigger’s Family Tree – Isabel Gaines

Early readers can enjoy these delightful Winnie the Pooh tales.  They are  simple engaging versions of stories that make learning to read a confidence building experience.

Too Smart for Bullies – Deputy Sheriff Robert Kahn

A storybook with role playing suggestions for the whole family. The author uses family and safety situations to demonstrate issues of bullying.  You can use the test in the book to ensure that your child comprehends the lesson.

Tonka – At the Auto Repair Center – Justine Korman

This book follows Drew as he spends a busy day with his Dad at the auto repair center and learns about the many jobs a mechanic performs. 

Tonka – Building the New Road – Justine Korman

Gary and his grader are hard at work helping the other trucks build a new road.

Tonka – Building the Skyscraper – Justine Korman

Follow Alex as he watches with excitement as many different trucks help to build a skyscraper on his block.

Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star – Heather Collins

A small colourful nursery rhyme book illustrating this rhyme only.

Uh Oh! Gotta Go! – Bob McGrath

Potty tales from toddlers who tell it like it is.  This book is fun for toddlers and provides comic relief for parents.  A sense of humour sure goes a long way in helping to relieve the stress of conquering toilet training. 

Understanding Divorce – We’ll always be there for you – Annette Aubrey

Explore with your child the difficult issue of separation and divorce as Jon’s parents talk to him about their situation. 

Un merveilleux petit rien! – Phoebe Gilman

(The) Velveteen Rabbit – Margery Williams

A famous storybook about a boy and his treasured favorite toy. The love he steadfastly bestows on this toy helps him through a serious illness.

Watch Out – Growing up on a Farm – Deborah Guillemette

This storybook was developed to raise awareness of agriculture and safety on the farm.  There is always a lot to do on a farm,  but there are safety precautions that must be taken.  “Watch Out” was written for  children 3-7 years old. It will give farm children an appreciation for the hazards that exist around their homes while giving urban children a look at the various aspects of farming life.

Water Bugs & Dragonflies

An inspirational booklet that helps parents explain death to children through a comforting reflection.

Waiting for Dad – Kathleen Ferguson

A book for children that helps them to acknowledge and understand some of the emotional pain that remains when someone makes a serious mistake.  In this case, the mistake is drinking while impaired.

(The) Way I feel – Janan Cain

Romp with your child through this delightful  book of feelings. It is a wonderful addition to any child’s library that explains the world out there as well as the world within. 

Wee Willie Winkle – Heather Collins

A small colourful nursery rhyme book illustrating this rhyme only.

What’s happen’s next? – Information for kids about separation and divorce – Department of Justice Canada

Information for kids about separation and divorce.

What’s Happening To Me – Peter Mayle

This book helps parents answers questions to some of the world’s most embarrassing questions and is a helpful guide to puberty.

What’s My Job – Lyn Calder

Scholastic Hello Reader! Preschool-Grade 1 - Reader Level 1

What the Dinosaurs saw – animals living then and now – Miriam Schlein

Scholastic Reader Level 1 – Science theme

What To Do When You Worry Too Much – Dawn Huebner

This book guides children and parents through the cognitive-behavioral techniques most often used in the treatment of anxiety.  Lively metaphors and illustrations make the concepts and strategies easy to understand, while clear how-to steps and prompts to draw and write help children master new skills related to reducing anxiety. 

What to Expect at Bedtime – Heidi Murkoff

This book helps you answer your child’s questions about why sleep is important, what a dream is, and what to do if you wake up in the middle of night. It helps to make  bedtime  a time you’ll both look forward to. 

What to Expect when Mommy’s Having a Baby – Heidi Murkoff

With the help of Angus the dog, this book helps you answer your child’s questions about how a baby is created, how it grows and the birthing process.

What to Expect when you go to the Dentist – Heidi Murkoff

A book to help parents explain who dentists are, what they do, and why they use all those funny tools.  It shows why regular check-ups help keep a healthier smile and how to relax and enjoy the check-up.

When Dinosaurs Die – Laurie Brown

This book is an excellent resource for children and their families as a guide to understanding death.  It is insightfully written and superbly illustrated in the hopes that parents will read this book with their children long before an urgent need presents itself.

When Mom & Dad Divorce – Emily Mendendez-Aponte

This book helps to gently guide children through the painful passage of divorce.  The author helps to reassure children that divorce is not their fault, and that they will always be loved and cared for.  She offers tips for working through tricky feelings and working out sticky problems, such as conflicts in loyalty and schedule confusion.

When My Parents Forgot How to Be Friends –Jennifer Moore-Mallinos

The purpose of this book is to acknowledge some of the concerns and anxieties children may experience during this period of change within the family.  The book can be used as a tool to initiate dialogue and stimulate communication between parents and children. 

When you’re Happy and you Know it – Shari Steelsmith

When you’re Mad and you Know it – Shari Steelsmith.

When you’re Shy and you Know it – Shari Steelsmith

When you’re Silly and you Know it – Shari Steelsmith

Help your toddler learn ways to express feelings with this charming series of board books.

Why Are We Getting a Divorce – by Peter Mayle

Divorce is always a difficult subject for parents to explain and this book assists parents in that task and is designed for the whole family. 

Why should I help? – Claire Llewellyn

From the “why should I” series, this book shows the importance of helping around the home and at school.

Why should I listen? – Claire Llewellyn

From the “why should I” series, this book shows the importance of listening at home and at school.

Why should I share? – Claire Llewellyn

From the “why should I” series, this book shows the importance of sharing and points out the benefits children gain when they share.

Wiggle like a Puppy – Ruth Fahlman

A mmulticultural children’s book that teaches children about plants and animals.

Will there be a Lap for Me? – Dorothy Corey

Mothers’ lap is growing smaller because there is a baby growing inside. Will there be a lap for Kyle?  This gentle story offers reassurance that there is indeed love enough for all.

Words Are Not for Hurting – Elizabeth Verdick

This book shows children how they can be responsible for what they say, and how they can choose words that are helpful, not hurtful.  

You Hold me and I’ll Hold You – Jo Carson

A little girl worries about events following the death of an aunt, and about how different things will  be now.  From her backyard service for her hamster to being in a church where relatives are crying, the author goes through a child’s journey of death. 

Yuck! Stuck in the Muck – Corinne Demas

Scholastic Reader Level 1 – Kids and animals discover a muck hole.

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