So often the death of a beloved pet is a child's first experience with this difficult subject. This book, with its simple approach and beautifully illustrated pages, works as a tool to discuss death in a meaningful way, and helps address many of the questions a child might have.

This book was written to pay homage to a wonderful dog named Hurricane. He enlightened us and taught us all how to love. His passing was a sad event, but we've chosen to continue to celebrate his life through this book.

Enter the world of three young friends as they play, using their imagination and the natural world. A forest clearing sets the stage, as their creation (a fort made of sticks) provides a fertile ground to experience both the joys and the conflicts that so often accompany childhood. The boys struggle, but are encouraged to think creatively and find a solution that is inclusive and all their own. Parents and educators embrace this story as a tool to further the conversation around bullying, social inclusion and conflict resolution. Ages 4-8

The Miller family and their magical socks, Footsie and Lunko, return in this delightful story that follows the celebration of James' costume birthday party. James' loves martial arts and so does his friend, Lauren, but everyone is surprised when she comes to the party as a beautiful princess Footsie and Lunko are excited seeing a princess for the first time and the Miller children come to learn that everyone can grow up to be whoever they want to be, as long they're willing to work hard and dream along the way. Profits from the sale of this book will be used to support the families of our...