Most sheep will eat almost anything they come across, whether it's good for them or not. Woolfred, however, has a delicate system. He cannot eat dandelions. It isn't fair - the other sheep can eat whatever they want. He knows what will happen if he eats them, but still all Woolfred can think about is dandelions, dandelions, dandelions Eventually, Woolfred discovers that focusing on what's missing can mean not seeing the good things in life...even when they are right in front of you. A Note to Parents and Caregivers offers information and strategies for developing an emotionally healthy...
Most sheep will eat almost anything they come across, whether it's good for them or not. Woolfred, however, has a delicate system. He cannot eat dande...
Priscilla has a knack for finding the best and prettiest things. But when tasked with choosing a birthday gift for her friends, she finds it hard to part with her collection. Priscilla eventually learns that searching for happiness through the accumulation of "stuff" leads to disappointment and loneliness. This story encourages kids to focus on the party rather than the presents Includes a "Note to Parents and Caregivers" about problematic collecting.
Priscilla has a knack for finding the best and prettiest things. But when tasked with choosing a birthday gift for her friends, she finds it hard to p...
