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Are you having difficulties getting your child to treat others with kindness? You are not alone! How many acts in this book can your child complete? This book serves as a guide for kids who are seeking to work on being polite and kind.
Chick and Nick adapt to their new home by finding positives in the garden. They learn to appreciate their new surroundings and stop comparing it to their old home. Nick helps Chick feel better, showing the importance of patience and understanding in friendship.
Crew has many chores but prefers fun activities. She learns that self-care, like washing hair, brushing teeth, making her bed, bathing, and eating healthy, keeps her body and mind healthy. Balance chores with fun to stay healthy and happy.
In this story, Melody the fox and Daphne the duckling teach children that families can look different. Melody celebrates Daphne’s unique features, showing love, kindness, and the importance of understanding and appreciating diverse families.
“It’s a Royal Pain for Princess Emily” is a heartwarming children’s book about Princess Emily, who struggles with the arrival of her baby brother. Initially frustrated, she eventually discovers the joys of siblinghood, finding joy and companionship with him.
This engaging book is full of fun illustrations and rhyming text that will show children how to identify and express their emotions, including sadness, at an early age. And don’t worry – with this storybook, they’ll be sure to go from Little Sad Drippy Cloud to Little Happy Shiny Cloud in no time!
When their car breaks down, Nantar and her parents find the Carnivale Spectacular. A man in a tall hat sells corn dogs that turn her parents into goldfish. Nantar must win a ring-toss game to save them, finding a ring on the Ferris wheel.
Nantar loves the beach, especially exploring. Today, she hunts for crabs near beach boulders, unaware of a sea witch disguised as a girl. Trapped and turned into a crab, Nantar must outsmart the witch to save herself and other children.
Lainie wants to become an astronaut, but is afraid of not being capable. Her brother is a world-famous astronaut, and she seeks advice from him. He gives her some advice that cannot be bought with money: that when you believe in yourself and what you are capable of, you can achieve whatever you want!