Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Social Themes - Values & Virtues

Rabbit loves carrots--maybe a little too much. In fact, his carrots are crowding him out of this cozy burrow. When his friends offer to help, that's just asking for trouble--TOO much trouble This charming and lovingly illustrated picture book shows how friendships get us over the rough spots in life, even if the going gets a little bumpy

Rabbit has too many carrots, which overtake his house. When he tries to move in with friends, more chaos ensues. Will Rabbit learn to change his selfish ways?

Do you have a young child who hates following rules? Or does their sense of adventure overrule their need for safety? This exciting tale will have young readers holding their breath, and learning a valuable lesson about rules and safety along the way.
Oliver loves the new blue billy cart his grandfather has just given him, and he can't wait to see how fast it can go. But Oliver's grandfather and mother just keep giving him rules, rules, rules Oliver is a big boy with a brand new billy cart and he doesn't need rules Or does he?
Find out just how much...

Sambo Semo wants to help, but things seem to go wrong. He takes adventures to visit the local shopkeeper, and his mistakes continue, but he keeps learning because those around him believe in him. This is an enchanting story set in Africa, colorfully illustrated by Carizza Losbanos who lives in the Philippines. Children will be modeled about healthy learning without shame or blame.

Gilly is a small fish that lived in Chicken Pond. He learns a lesson about temptation when bright red salmon eggs drop into the pond where he lives. It is against the rules to eat these salmon eggs, but Gilly is so tempted that he eats one and almost looses is life. This large 8.5 x 11 inch book; it is in very large print; and is filled with colorful illustrations by the author, whose experience in cartooning reaches back over fifty years. This is the author's 2nd children's picture book, and like her first book "The Lost Sheep" there is a lesson to learn. The lesson of this story is...

SPARKLE ON SADIE is a touching story about a fairy who becomes very ill and loses her sparkle. It's up to her family and friends to help her get it back. It's a story of kindness, hope, and paying it forward. The book was inspired by the real life Sadie who brightened everyone's day with her BIG smile and kind heart

The Lifeguard, a children's story for generations to come, brings together colorful poetry, hand-painted watercolor illustrations, and a powerful message to capture the imaginations of listeners and readers alike. The story follows the tale of an ill-prepared hero who saves unlikely victims from their perilous demise. He shares his lesson to all those who would listen -- instilling a generation of readers to help those in trouble -- big and small.

A little mouse innocently plucks a flowerfrom an old wall when a brick comes loose, and he can see through it for the first time.He and the other animals gradually andresolutely remove more and more bricks, until at last they can see another group ofanimals. Together they use the bricks thatonce divided them to construct a bridge tojoin their islands. This clever and touchingwordless board book shows that walls canbecome bridges when everyone workstogether. It s a hopeful message that allchildren should see now."

Gordon Gets Grounded takes kids on a soaring seagull adventure they won't soon forget.

Gordon loves the freedom of sailing through the sky as his little outstretched wings float along with the breeze. When the curious young gull spies the perfect perch with the best view, he swerves toward it. But just as he's nearing the old light pole, a flock of older seagulls block his way. With nowhere left to go but down, Gordon sadly flutters to the beach wondering why the elders never let him enjoy the high perches. His mother soon joins him in the sand and helps him understand the...

In a post-apocalyptic world, the Magistrate rules everything. Thoughts are monitored. Dreaming is not allowed.

As "lost children" of the Great War, three friends - Kristina, Amber, and William - grow up in an orphanage under the watchful eyes of the Magistrate. Kristina embraces the Magistrate, graduating at the top of her class. Amber prefers to live in the present, finding cause for celebration in any moment. William becomes the official Magistrate storyteller and is not-so-secretly in love with Kristina. Their lives shift after a series of unexpected,...

In a post-apocalyptic world, the Magistrate rules everything. Thoughts are monitored. Dreaming is not allowed.

As "lost children" of the Great War, three friends - Kristina, Amber, and William - grow up in an orphanage under the watchful eyes of the Magistrate. Kristina embraces the Magistrate, graduating at the top of her class. Amber prefers to live in the present, finding cause for celebration in any moment. William becomes the official Magistrate storyteller and is not-so-secretly in love with Kristina. Their lives shift after a series of unexpected,...

Mason's Greatest Gems is a story about finding hidden gems inside yourself, with an introduction to the concept of virtues for children. It can be used to inspire discussions in your homes and classrooms about using life experiences as opportunities for personal growth. Suited for children aged 5-10 years old.

Billy is NOT impressed when one day his mother says the family should go vegan. He doesn't want to change But after a nightmare encounter with the school bully, Billy starts to view things differently. He decides to take a stand against injustice and oppression. The vivid illustrations and rhyming verse will help convey this important social justice message to children aged from six to ten.

Everything you have to do in life has to do with attitude, and if your attitude includes doing what is right and not thinking selfishly when it comes to others, then you are on the right track This 'learn to read' book by the award winning author, attorney, and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, explores the idea of attitude. Do you think you have a good attitude? What does having a good attitude mean? What do you think you might be able to accomplish with just the right attitude? This book explores the concept of attitude as you develop reading skills though word recognition, word repetition...

George is a generous giraffe indeed. This story is written in rhyme & fun to read With George & his friends sharing how they are loving & kind, you'll glad you picked up this book, knowing you're expanding your child's heart & mind. Watch the video HERE https: //youtu.be/HNoFyVxLjv