Gavin is a rockhound. That means he loves rocks. His collection fills his pockets, drawers, the kitchen cupboards, and the garage. Soon, Gavin’s rocks take over the entire house! His family tells him, “No more rocks,” but he can’t possibly give up his treasures. Join Gavin on his quest to save his collection as he learns to share what he loves with the world.

Arnie is left home alone, which means it’s party time for this pooch and his canine friends. Music is playing, and dogs are dancing, but Stanley the Squirrel wants in, too. He’s never been to a party. As things start to get out of hand, Arnie rushes around cleaning. Stanley observes, undetected, shocked by these party animals’ behavior. When Arnie’s owner, Lucy, arrives home early, you’ll be surprised who gets blamed for this party disaster.

Madeline doesn't think she will ever be happy as a pink mermaid living in a black and white ocean. One day she meets some friends who help her appreciate her own special identity. This gives her the confidence to proudly proclaim, "I add color to the world, you see. I am happy being uniquely me."

Come along with Little Tree as he tries to show the forest birds how he is finally big enough to hold a bird nest of his own. Young readers will enjoy helping Little Tree discover that his short limbs, small branches, and tiny leaves are perfect for carrying things more important than he’d ever thought.

From a child’s perspective on loss, My Mommy Is in Heaven will touch your heart and bring comfort to your soul as you reflect on the loves in your life for whom you grieve.

Dancing in the rain is fun but this mom and dad can't come out and play- there's simply too much to do. Then their two ingenious kids come up with a fantastic idea.

Jess has a big problem...her room is a mess! One day, that mess gets so big that it comes alive and turns into a mischievous monster named Herbie, who scares Jess's guinea pig, Pipsie, into hiding. How will they ever find her pet among the clutter?

Being the boss of your brain is hard work. But you don't have to suffer from paralyzing fear. You can choose to feel happy and safe! "I Am Safe" will arm you with courage to believe.