CHILDREN'S BOOKS


$16.95

Maxwel and the Silly Sea Things by Kirk Shiflett

Meet Maxwell, a young boy with a very far out imagination. Maxwell’s adventures will take you to far off places, and never seen before imaginary creatures. Love your Pet! Paperback
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Mi Abuela is Sick by Jennifer Bisignano

Told from the perspective of an eight year old girl, this book focuses on a child who has a very sick grandmother. Mi Abuela is Sick deals with cancer, a subject that is difficult for many parents to talk about and moreover, give their children the appropriate answers to their questions. Explaining cancer to kids is not an easy task. This is a learning tool for children, parents and educators. It includes an educational page on how to talk to kids about this disease. Paperback
2015 PURPLE DRAGONFLY BOOK AWARDS, 2016 BEST EDUCATIONAL CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK LATINO BOOK AWARDS: MOST INSPIRATIONAL CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK - ENGLISH. 2018 Mom's Choice Awards, Gold Award.
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Mirror, Mirror by Barbara J. Freeman

"Mirror, Mirror" uses a fresh and modern approach to capture the reader's attention. Tina Thomas, a young girl of color, suffers from low self-esteem. She sits alone and glares into her old rickety mirror. The mirror rocks, shakes and shimmies! It has the loud voice of modern day rap! The mirror asks Tina, "Who is the prettiest girl that you can recall?" Tina cannot answer correctly until she is aware of her own history. Tina must recognize that all shades of brown skin are beautiful. This book teaches that beauty comes in all colors! Moreover, it teaches that beauty is not only the image we reflect outwards; it also reveals the respect and kindness that comes from our heart. Hardbound
2018 MOONBEAM CHILDREN'S BOOK AWARDS WINNER, MIND-BODY-SPIRIT/SELF-ESTEEM SILVER MEDAL WINNER.2019 International Book Awards, Literary Classics Seal of Approval.
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Miss Debbie Duck by Nan Mac

Miss Debbie Duck is an extraordinary duck with a heart of compassion and love for the fi ve little ducklings she adopts. She teaches her ducklings to believe in themselves and to find their passion to have a goal in life. Miss Debbie Duck knows it is a big world out there and that one day herlittle ducklings will be set free and have to conquer the world on their own. Paperback
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Momo's Eye by Morgan M. Schrotberger

Momo's Eye uses a sweet and touching approach to discuss a hard topic. Momo LaRue, a carefree young girl, loses her right eye and must get a prosthetic one. Even though she is resilient, she notices that her classmates sometimes stare at her prosthetic eye and ask questions that make her feel sad and insecure. Momo later realizes she is surrounded by people who love her for who she is and that loving herself is just as important. Momo's Eye is a story of positive self-acceptance that helps build confidence in children with prosthetics or physical disabilities. It also gives them a character they can relate to, while teaching everyone how to treat someone who is different. Hardbound laminated
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Mother Oak by Jodie Amelia

Because the only path into the woods ends at the river, and the river is filled with hungry crocodiles, crossing the river is forbidden. The mysterious wild reveals intoxicating perfumes, lilac honey and an ancient Red Oak, Mother Oak. Change is imminent, so Mother Oak rallies Lady Blue, the wind, the sun and the rain to tuck her remaining acorn away into earth's cocoon. The acorn loses its tiny tan cap in the tumble, gets dumped upon, danced upon and rained upon all to become the most essential Red Oak in the woods. "Mother Oak" is a tapestry, illustrating the broad and fine brush strokes in nature. "Mother Oak" prods the imagination, encouraging young readers to venture forth. Paperback