The farm animals are not showing that they know the school bus rules. The bus driver is not happy. Can Mule save the day so they can keep riding the school bus? In this interactive story, kids use drawing prompts to create the illustrations for the book. What a fun way to get students engaged learning about the school bus rules "I want children to think about what their part is in making it a safe bus ride to and from school, and to be supportive of bus drivers everywhere who have such a tremendous daily responsibility."

The Lightbulb Club teaches children about self-control. The book can be used by parents, teachers, and counselors to open the discussion in a fun way for kids The book includes three dog stories about Essie and his friends Sam Carter and Cherri Chihuahua. Kids love to hear about Essie, a roly-poly puppy who is having all kinds of trouble at school because he hasn't yet learned how to control his body, his words, or his behavior choices. Tapping into basic brain science, mindfulness, and guidelines for kids with their electronic devices, make it a timely resource. For professionals, an...

Perry and Pauly Praying Mantis are friends who just want to catch some shade somewhere and cool off. Perry thinks he has a great idea but he finds himself in a predicament This book can be enjoyed by parents and children of all ages and is helpful for counseling professionals looking for a story about friendship and decision-making.

Floyd does not want to share his space. He thinks that if Ollie would just go back home to Pennsylvania, it would solve everything. Ollie isn't interested in going anywhere. Find out how these two haughty, stubborn eagles solve their problem. Floyd and Ollie can be enjoyed by all and used by professional counselors using bibliotherapy who are looking for a children's book about resolving conflict.