It was Bentley's first day at a new school. He was very unhappy to see Charlie, a boy with autism, being bullied. As the day went on, Bentley became friends with Charlie. By the time they got on the bus for home, Bentley had seen enough. He stood up to the bully and stopped him. Bentley became Charlie's hero.

On the first anniversary of the death of her parents, Lori Baker finds herself in a bar trying to drink her troubles away. There she meets the man of her dreams. He romances her in ways she never thought possible. As time goes on, he begins to show a dark side. He has many secrets that she is unaware of. By the time she discovers he's not the man she thought he was, she is already in danger.

Not wanting her children to spend their whole day waiting on Santa, a mom comes up with lots of fun activities. The children enjoyed Christmas Eve day without wishing the night would hurry.

Bentley went to meet his cousin Adam for the first time. He didn't know his cousin had autism. Bentley didn't know anything about autism. As the week went on, Bentley learned so much about autism. He and Adam had a great week together.

Eddie is a bunny whose sister explains a year to him. This book goes over the days, months, seasons, and some holidays in a fun way. There is an interactive page for children to write their favorite days.

One year, Santa was overwhelmed with all the children on the naughty list. His sleigh could not carry all the coal he needed to deliver, plus the toys. He asked his cousin, Noclaus, to help him with the deliveries. In the end, that was the only year Santa needed his cousin's help. The naughty list was destroyed and the children changed their behavior to be on the nice list the following years. Right before Christmas one year, my grandchildren were acting up. I told them Noclaus would be coming to their house instead of Santa. I just made up the story on the spot, that Noclaus brings coal...