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Una historia adorable para ayudar a los niños a reconocer y desarrollar sus talentos únicos y mantener su autoestima. Paco el Perezoso no es bueno en los deportes como algunos de los otros animales. Es demasiado lento. Pero Sloan sabe que está bien. En lugar de desanimarse, Paco se centra en lo que es bueno y se esfuerza para lograr su objetivo. ¡Únete a Paco el Perezoso para ver qué cosas asombrosas pueden pasar cuando te lo propones y crees en ti mismo!

A metaphor designed for children aged five to nine to increase self-belief and improve organizational skills. Join Chico and Chip on a fun adventure and discover the beauty of the meadow.

A tale of sadness and classist despair! If stranded on a log, with death facing us soon...how would we emotionally react? Would we put aside petty differences, or neurotically go down in a churlish way?! This short story themes itself on class differences, and what would really distract us from status-lust, presupposing anything ever could. Odious insects serve as metaphors for catty society and status-longing, and also status-regret. What do we do when confronted with someone of higher intelligence and higher status in society?

Listen to this children's book with your kids. You and your kids will go through the troubling times of a young unicorn named Brooklynn who comes out a winner. Learn how Brooklynn listens to her parent’s advice and how it pays off. Hear how she handles rejection by others because of her size, but overcomes this problem by staying strong in her abilities. This children's book, Brooklynn the Littlest Unicorn, was created to give children the self-confidence and hope to get through the social awkwardness of not being accepted by others.

The little unicorn, Meela, believes she can fly, but everyone tells her that she can't. Will she listen to the doubters, or will she believe in herself enough to make her dream come true? An inspiring story filled with hope and triumph.

There once was a Rhode Island Red chick born with little feathery nubs where her wings should be. Her mother named her Little Wing and was extra-protective of her. Little Wing was not helpless, however. She was a hero, a leader, and a big-hearted chick.

Logan is thrilled that he is now a big brother to baby Finley. When he visits his Mom and Finley at the hospital, he is so excited to learn that he is now ‘in charge’. Back at the family’s farm, set in the beautiful Scottish Highlands, Logan sets off to tell his pals (the farm animals) his wonderful news. However, Logan soon realizes that all is not clear, and life can be a bit of a mystery when it comes to being 'in charge.'

Layla and Luella is a lighthearted story about a little girl who meditates to summon her superhero, her higher self! When faced with adversity, her superhero teaches her to overcome the opinions of others and love herself. In this funny tale, children will learn about the healing power of mindfulness habits. This charming audiobook introduces children to meditation, yoga, and empowers young listeners to embrace their inner self.

This book from beloved author Oleathia "Butta B-Rocka" Robinson offers a poetic, eloquent narrative that is not simply a story but an amazing exploration of grown-up issues and self-discovery. She helps to reassure children that they can take control of their worries! She offers helpful, kid-friendly strategies they can try. This book reminds kids that worries will come and go, but there are ways to comfort themselves - or ask for the help needed.

A fresh take on celebrating the beauty of natural textured hair, HAIR TO SHARE tackles the difficulty of childhood medical hair loss and the impact empathy and generosity can have on one's self-esteem. Suri was born with more hair than anyone had ever seen on a baby. As she grew, so did her hair until it eventually reached all the way down to her knees! But when she makes a new friend a girl who has no hair, Suri wants to find a way to help her feel comfortable and confident.

Sam loves herself, learning, and making her family and friends laugh. She also loves comfortable seats, including a graceful couch named after Misty Copeland and Laney, the sassy backseat of Mom’s car. After a busy morning of rest, Sam and her friends try on cute outfits at the mall and imagine what the new school year might bring. It’s not until Sam feels tired, and the new seat she meets isn’t so super, that she discovers what might be her best idea all day.

You may never know how brave you can be until you need to show it. Margie and Wolf: Going to Free the Others is book three in author Lynette Collins Margie and Wolf series. Some of Margie and Wolfs friends have been kidnapped, and its up to them to free the children. You'll learn how much courage children can have when they have friends willing and able to help them. Margie and Wolf return to the camp with their fairy friend to free the children being held.

Femi has SUPERPOWERS! But not the superhero kind—she can't really fly or turn invisible. Femi's dad says she has lots of superpowers on the inside that make her special. From kindness to creativity, bravery to patience—join Femi as she discovers all the special powers that her, her friends and the incredible people around her bring out in one another every day.

Join Walter as he goes on a journey to discover that it's best to be who you are and not who people think you should be. To prove himself to the other pirates, Walter sets off on a journey to capture the legendary "Big Blue" whale. But on his way, he makes an unlikely friend who shows him that you can't be who you are not. Walter then spreads kindness across the world.

Marisol Rainey’s two least-favorite things are radishes and gym class. She avoids radishes with very little trouble, but gym is another story—especially when Coach Decker announces that they will be learning to play kickball. There are so many things that can go wrong in kickball. What if Marisol tries to kick the ball . . . but falls down? What if she tries to catch the ball and gets smacked in the nose? What if she’s the worst kickballer in the history of kickball?

Pride. Popularity . . . Poetry? Middle school. Ruby and Mia are total opposites: Ruby is a little awkward, not a “joiner,” and loves to write poetry. While Mia is type A, popular(ish), and wants to be class prez. They used to be friends. But now they have nothing in common anymore. . . . Or do they?

¡Por fin Violeta, Adriana, Jimena y Martina se han desprendido de todas las piedras en los bolsillos y pueden volar! Pero la banda de noloconseguirás sigue al acecho y prepara un nuevo golpe para evitar que las niñas se eleven libres y felices. Quizás con la ayuda del señor siquierespuedes, ellas consigan cambiar la canción del NO por la canción del SÍ: ¿lograrán volar hasta lo más alto? ¿Lograrán ser lo que quieran ser?

The Little Book, Jody Bill is a story about a young penguin that wants to fly south for the winter just like all the other birds do. As hard as Jody tries to fly, he just can't get off the ground. He asks this question, "Why can't I fly? I have wings and feathers just like all the other birds." Jody then seeks the wisdom of his mother. Mrs. Bill says to Jody that he should be patient and wait a year. Being patient is very hard for most of us. One year seems like forever, but all of Jody's love, caring, kindness, and patience will be worth it.

Ni el amor más grande del mundo, el de una madre, el de un padre, el de los abuelos, o el del maestro o la maestra más implicados, puede garantizar que un niño vaya a ser feliz. Daríamos lo que fuera por entregarles a nuestros niños la felicidad envuelta como un regalo. Pero eso no es posible, porque la felicidad no nos pertenece. Que un niño o una niña sean felices depende de su capacidad para conocerse a sí mismos, de sacrificarse para mejorar, de adaptarse a los cambios, de aceptar los fracasos y buscar alternativas, de tener paciencia y persistir.

Mirha is so excited for her first day of school! She can't wait to learn, play, and make new friends. But when her classmates mispronounce her name, she goes home wondering if she should find a new one. Maybe then she'd be able to find a monogrammed keychain at the gas station or order a hot chocolate at the café more easily.