For ages 3-9... The strange little bird with turquoise blue feet spent all his time imagining being someone else. Follow him on a journey that leads to self-acceptance and a life-changing discovery: It's our differences that make us special and set us apart. What's really important comes from our heart.

Brad's Pit: Year One, is a full color cartoon bonanza. See how it all began. It starts with the first strip, which ran on January 1st, 2014, and takes you all the way through the year. Relive the moments that made this strip so popular, like Brad adopting Chief from the shelter, Chief's fear of thunder and baths, visits to the veterinarian and dog park, his crush at the daycare, his desire to be the first pit bull to win Westminster, and many other fun times. Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Brads-Pit/332755236863042

For ages 3-9... Just like humans, many animals, reptiles and insects enjoy a group or family home; and each of these groups has an identifiable name - some more than one. While a group of prairie dogs live in a colony or town, in a convocation is where an eagle can be found. It's a streak of tigers and a bale of turtles, a labor of moles and a dray or scurry of squirrels.

For ages 4-10... Do you know a child that is struggling to deal with the emotions and confusion of a family member or friend who has suffered a devastating injury while serving in our military? If you do then She Is Still My Mom is for you. Injuries of all types are an unfortunate byproduct of war. Serious injuries, such as limb loss are especially difficult for children to understand. She Is Still My Mom offers a warm military based story of how a young boy deals with the news that his mother suffered a limb loss while serving overseas. His family finds a way for him to learn about limb...

For ages 3-9... One silly mistake and Jake becomes the subject of relentless bullying. The bully called him all kinds of names; and his friends thought it funny to hear Jake called airhead, bird brain and dumb bunny. Fortunately, Jake does all the right things - ignores the bully, avoids confrontations, relies on his friends and never goes anywhere alone. While Jake becomes confident, kind-hearted and reliable, the bully is always in trouble. Jake and the Bully is a delightful and inspiring tale that will teach children what to do if they are bullied; also, that respect from others is never...

For ages 3-9... Five-year-old Bradley's parents have separated. Fortunately, they've made every effort to help him adjust to having two homes and ensure he enjoys a sense of belonging at both places. He has two homes, two pets, two closets full of clothes and two loving parents who protect his ten fingers and ten toes.

For ages 3-9... There is a new puppy in the house. He eats Harry's food, plays with his Mole, sleeps on his blanket, and copies everything Harry does. With all the attention being given to the new puppy, Harry isn't so sure he wants to be a big brother. What will Harry do?

A frightened little puppy is left to fend for himself when his mother is taken by the dogcatcher.

What would he do

now that he was left all alone?

How could he survive

completely on his own?

Follow the adventures of Scruffy McDuffy

on his journey of survival.

Meet best friends Sophie and Jack. One day Jack inadvertently hurts Sophie with one word. Jack didn't even realize he used a word that would hurt and didn't understand why Sophie was upset.

Sophie speaks with her father to discuss how she feels, including a boo boo on her heart. Sophie's dad explains the power of a misused word.

Sophie's dad talks with Jack and lets him know he hurt Sophie and explains how words can sometimes hurt a friend's feelings.

Jack, on his own, finds a way to apologize to Sophie and at the same time saves and nurtures...