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Freddie, our lovable fly, is tappin’ and flappin’ his way to trouble. He whirls around to and fro, buzzing from one distraction to another. Is it any wonder he forgets his lunch, fails his spelling test and leaves the house semi-undressed? Freddie is a go-go-go kind of guy who has no time to listen, focus or pay attention. His lack of concentration causes a real fright when he finds himself lost and alone at the zoo. Will that be the scare Freddie needs to finally take action and turn his BEE on and his BUZZ off? Readers will love finding the answers in this delightfully insightful tale by speech-language pathologist and educator Kimberly Delude.
When their friend Rex goes missing, Dac and Steg set out to find him. They search his favorite hideouts, from a dark cave to a steep canyon. But he’s nowhere to be found. They ask everyone they meet if they know where Rex might be. Someone saw him at the waterfall. Someone else saw him at the bridge. But where is he now? Rex is seriously stuck in a pit of mud and muck. Can his friends come together and figure out a way to free him, or will they end up stuck in the muck, too?
What do I want to be when I grow up? This is an age-old question that young Bridget and Fidget Widget seek to answer as they join their dad for a family stroll through the village. As they walk, they see all sorts of interesting individuals doing fascinating things. They meet Jack Hammer, who is shaking and pounding the pavement. They see the town’s talented plumber, Walter Wrench, who is busy unclogging drains. They see Mrs. Fryer, who is serving up crispy bacon and two eggs sunny-side up. They watch Mr. Vendor making change and then eye Sally Sawit, who is busy building something out of wood. They peer through a window to see Mr. Reboot repairing a broken clock, and they walk by a team of painters giving a brick wall a vibrant splash of color. Before returning home, the family even sees an officer directing traffic, a street sweeper sucking up trash, and heavy equipment operators rolling down the street and digging giant holes. It’s an eye-opening journey for the brother and sister. They are introduced to many different skilled trades while being reminded there are no limitations to what they can do or become! With rich, evocative illustrations and concise dialogue, young readers are introduced to a colorful world of possibilities and opportunities.
Mr. Smith is the green thumb of the neighborhood, and his colorful garden and perfectly manicured lawn are his pride and joy. So, when he eyes the neighborhood kids traipsing through his yard and trampling his flowers, he roars, "GET OFF MY LAWN!". The thunderous scolding sends all the kids sprinting home and blaming "mean" Mr. Smith for ruining their fun. But one mom knows exactly where the blame really belongs and helps the children understand why they need to make amends for their damaging and disrespectful behavior. New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Michael Garland uses evocative illustrations and crisp writing to introduce young children and beginning readers to the skills of "Asking Permission" and "Making an Apology."
Her well-earned nickname is Sorry Sophie because she’s always saying sorry. And that’s the problem. Sophie thinks saying the word sorry will solve or smooth over whatever mess, mishap, or misery she creates. But when she accidentally destroys her friend’s much-loved birthday gift, Sophie discovers that sometimes simply saying sorry isn’t enough. As Sophie seeks her friend’s forgiveness, she learns a valuable lesson: everyone makes mistakes, but how you respond afterward matters and that means acknowledging the wrongdoing, expressing remorse, sincerely apologizing, and working to repair the harm.
Molly is stuck on a wild ride of her own making. She’s been transported onto an anxiety-fueled streetcar that’s filled will all her doubts, fears, and worries. Every time she has a test at school, or her daily routine gets messed up, she finds herself trapped on an out-of-control trolley with no exit. As her heart pounds and her knees buckle, she pleads with the operator to make it stop. But he can’t. The only one who can get this trolley under control is Molly. As her stress and anxiety accelerate, can she figure out how to pull the brakes before her ride comes to a disastrous end?
When mom pick's Holly up after school, she gets an earful of complaints about Holly's rotten day. To distract Holly, mom persuades her to play a game of Count the Red Cars. Can mom teach Holly a lesson about how you choose what you remember... and that can be good or bad.
Gabe is a night owl, who pays the price every morning. Rather than get all the nighttime sleep he needs to keep his body healthy and mind alert, Gabe stays awake into the wee hours playing games and watching videos. Now, it’s taking a toll. He nods off during class, he’s sluggish on the soccer field, and he’s an all-around grouch. His energy is zapped, like a battery about to die. To help her son get much-needed shuteye, Mom lays down the law – Gabe cannot use or access any electronics between bedtime and morning breakfast. But when Gabe breaks the rule on night one, his alarm clock, named Buzz, comes to life. Buzz reminds Gabe he should be sleeping, not playing, and promises Gabe he’ll feel better, think better, and perform better if he just relaxes and rests. Will Gabe really listen to a talking clock, and will he stick to Mom’s rule? Or will he choose more sleepless nights and exhausted days? Rest to Recharge offers a light-hearted look at a serious issue – the power of sleep and its ability to heal, rejuvenate, and energize the body and the mind! A special tips page written specifically for adults offers suggestions on how to help children develop better sleep habits.
Gabe thinks he can’t do anything right. Every mistake he makes or struggle he faces leaves him full of gloom-and-doom thoughts. Is there anyone (or anything) who can show him how to refocus his mind and think about what’s right instead of always thinking about what’s wrong? Finding the Flipside is a hope-filled story that highlights the power of positive thoughts
Everyone calls him Vinnie the Brave. Thunderstorms don’t scare him. Creepy crawlies don’t scare him. Even ghostly looking things don’t put a fright in him. But there is one thing that makes him squirm and leaves him spooked – speaking up in class. Will Vinnie find the confidence and courage to speak up? Or will he choose the comfort of keeping quiet?