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Discover the power of friendship and acceptance in People Are People: We're All Equally Different. Follow Sam, a spirited young boy in a wheelchair, as he embarks on a new adventure at Glenville Elementary. When he meets Oliver, a curious classmate unfamiliar with disabilities, their unlikely friendship blossoms. As Sam and Oliver navigate their differences, they learn valuable lessons about empathy, diversity, and the beauty of individuality. Through heartwarming encounters and shared experiences, they discover that true friendship knows no bounds.

Tips to show your love to the father in your life. Fathers are often overlooked and sometimes unappreciated. This book solves this issue by giving practical information that gives Dad his flowers.

Eleanor and Kerwin have a big idea: build the most amazing castle ever with a working moat! Along the way, they discover that teamwork, communication, and respecting personal boundaries make great ideas even better. Packed with adventure, fun, and a gentle reminder to express feelings and seek help, Eleanor's Big Idea (and Even Bigger Lesson) is a heartwarming tale for young listeners and the grown-ups who love them. Includes an interactive activity to help kids apply the story's lessons in real life.

“You think you know what you are seeing when you look at something, like a picture, or a landscape, or a person. Then you learn one new truth, and nothing you thought you saw or knew, means the same." For Anna Heath, it is the facts of her own life that come into question, and she finds herself searching through the heat of her sixteenth summer for answers about her past. A month before her sixteenth birthday, a disbelieving Anna watches her older sister Laura die, the victim of an auto accident.

Fly away on a magical journey with The Nuddleup, and let your child’s imagination truly soar with this American classic.

Experience the charm of North Dakota's small-town life in "Being Young in Leeds," a collection of stories about children growing up in a close-knit community. Keith Ankenbauer captures the spirit of a bygone era where neighbors were friends, and kids roamed freely and safely.