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If Carter hadn't been checking his phone, he might have seen his brother coming down the ski slopes in his direction. And if Carter had seen his brother in time and avoided the crash, he might not have two broken legs right now. Oops.

Una tierna historia inspirada en su infancia, y cómo pudo superar problemas de bullying y de baja autoestima guiada por el amor eterno e incondicional de su madre.

Positive Affirmations for Black Kids is a vibrant, inspiring guide filled with hundreds of powerful, identity-affirming statements crafted especially for Black children. Designed to build self-esteem, boost confidence, and nurture emotional resilience, these affirmations help young minds develop a strong sense of self-worth and unshakable self-love.

High above the clouds, where stars shimmer and dreams take flight, a magical orchestra plays beneath the silver moon. But no one knows—until a quiet, shy boy named Nico hears its whisper on the wind. One night, drawn by a haunting melody, Nico climbs to the rooftop and discovers an enchanted symphony of stardust and song. Each instrument sparkles with its own magic, and the musicians are creatures of wonder—gentle owls on violins, foxes on flutes, and moonbeam sprites on harps. As Nico listens, something begins to stir inside him: a longing to join the music.

¿Qué es la menstruación? ¿Cómo te transforma el ciclo menstrual? ¿La regla duele? ¿Qué opciones tienes para no mancharte? ¿La primera regla llega de repente? Todo lo que siempre has querido saber sobre la menstruación (y nunca te has atrevido a preguntar) explicado de forma directa y divertida para vivir estos cambios con confianza y bienestar. Porque tener la regla mola, pero hay que saber cómo funciona.

Ever wondered what it would be like to finish school early and head off into the wider world in search of adventure? Well, this is exactly what Arthur decides to do. Though happy and content in the stillness and quiet of his home surroundings, Arthur's return is a tale of a young man's journey of exploration and self-discovery. A story that reflects on a life so far and of the youthful curiosity, thought and fascination with the diverse people he meets and the relationships he forms. A must read for young aspiring adventurers!

Oliver Owl and the Worry That Wouldn’t Go Away was created to introduce children ages 6-8 to the concepts of mindfulness and present-moment awareness. Through Oliver's journey, young readers learn that: • Worrying about the future is natural but can become overwhelming • Focusing on the present moment can help reduce anxiety • Simple techniques like the 5-4-3-2-1 game and mindful breathing are powerful tools • Sensitivity and caring are strengths, not weaknesses • Everyone can learn to find peace within themselves The story emphasizes that mindfulness is a practice that requires...

Life hasn't been easy for fifteen-year-old Andi. When tragedy strikes, Andi runs away, and the Eaton Centre in downtown Toronto seems a good place to call 'home'. But after a few short weeks, Andi realizes life in the mall isn't all she thought it would be.Fifteen-year-old Noah is shocked when he sees a girl in the food court of the mall taking food from other people's trays. Determined to help, he befriends Andi, who in exchange, makes him promise to keep her secret.As Andi's situation becomes dire, both Andi and Noah know she can't keep living like this. Can Noah convince Andi to finally ...

Tragedy lands 14-year-old Allison in the foster care system, bouncing from home to home, trying to find a family that fits. Despite constantly changing homes and social workers, Allison is just FINE; everything is FINE.Life improves when Allison moves in with the Rosenbergs; 16 years old now, she's making friends and has a boyfriend, Anthony, whom she loves. Despite the Rosenbergs tough rules, Allison dares to be happy, dreaming of building her own family with Anthony after high school and finally having what she longs for. Life is honestly, actually FINE.But a set of tragedies destroy ...

Four kids. Four different stories. One beautiful message. When Wesley, Kai, Andres, and Samantha each experience moments of hurt caused by hate or unfairness, they don’t know how to make sense of it. But everything changes the day they meet at a community event. As they begin to share their experiences, something powerful takes root—friendship, understanding, and hope. Together, they create a mural and garden that becomes a symbol of everything they believe in: Love. Respect. Unity.

Curious and drawn to adventure, Mulan struggles to meet her village’s traditional standards. After a disastrous visit with the Matchmaker, Mulan worries she will never be able to bring her family the honor they deserve. But when the Emperor decrees that one man from every family must join the army to face a dangerous threat to China, Mulan decides to disguise herself as a man and take her father’s place. Now Mulan must hide her secret as she trains alongside her fellow soldiers. With the enemy drawing nearer, will Mulan become the hero China needs?

Janney and her mom always sang together to help the flowers in Abuelita’s garden grow. But now her mom is gone, and Janney’s song is stuck, somewhere deep inside. Bullies at school don’t help. Every day, Janney watches one particular bee in Abuelita’s garden. Working harder than the others—focused and unafraid—the tiny bee doesn’t give up. Janney begins to feel inspired by the hardworking bee as the seasons change, until one afternoon, a melody escapes her lips, and Janney’s song once again fills the air in the garden.

Every Star Shines is a tender, luminous bedtime story that gently encourages self-worth, individuality, and the power of inner light. Perfect for dreamy nights filled with stargazing, wonder, and love.

Darryl is a lightning bug who’s afraid of the dark. Gerald is a frog who can’t eat bugs because they hurt his tummy. In a world where fitting in means glowing bright or gulping flies, they both feel a little… strange. When their paths cross one evening in the garden, something magical happens—because being different doesn’t have to mean being alone.

Every night, Nico stares at the sky from his bedroom window, wondering who lights up the stars. One evening, a shimmering trail of stardust leads him to the clouds, where he meets the mysterious Star Painter—a gentle artist who colors the night with glowing constellations. As Nico helps mix the paints and place the stars, he learns that even the quietest hearts can create the brightest beauty. In the end, Nico finds his own way to shine—both in the sky and here on Earth.

Riley DeShawn is a homeschooled kid with normal problems. Her twin brother is kind of annoying and her best friend can be a little moody. But when she sees a monster lurking in her friend’s closet her life is turned upside down. Soon, the three kids are faced with an impossible danger: track down the closet monster and save the kids it’s taking or become the next victims.

Benny the Lovable: A Lesson in Honesty is a heartwarming short story that brings an important message to life through a lovable character and a simple, powerful situation. This story gently explores how even small lies can grow into bigger problems—and how honesty can fix what fear and hiding never could.

The end of summer has arrived. David, a lonely hearted elementary kid, is looking for a good friend. Standing up to a bully, David unknowingly discovers a beautiful magical girl. Her name is Marna, and she has butterfly wings. Marna trusts David to keep her magic secret from humans.

Are you too young for school at two? That's how it seems each time Junior says goodbye to his big brothers from the car with Mommy. But today is different. This time Junior will get out of the car too and at HIS OWN SCHOOL! Early childhood education is important, especially in urban communities. However, most parents aren't aware of the benefits and availability of head start centers for their very youngest children. Children everywhere need to get a head start to become strong readers and learn fundamental social skills.

In Alphabetter, twenty-six boys and girls find themselves in twenty-six different predicaments when the alphabet refuses to cooperate with them.