I can do it too! Proud first words of a child's independence and a celebration of just how wonderful growing up surrounded by love can be. (Family and Well-Being)

My first I can draw is a perfect introduction to drawing for very young children. (Early Learning, Nature and Steam)

The mouse family lost someone dear. Wise Old Bear helps them understand what they are feeling, as each expresses it in their own unique way. When Tiny Mouse is so quiet, will Bear be able to help him too?(Family and Well-Being)

"I Count To Four. I Do Not Bite!" is brimming with toddler-friendly affirmations that educate your child about managing impulses. Each page is filled with captivating characters and stories that reflect the importance of self-control and mindfulness, ensuring your child grasps these lessons in an accessible manner. (Early Learning, Nature and Steam)

Frog is excited about Autumn and the coming of Winter. But when Owl informs him that frogs hibernate till Spring, Frog is upset at missing out on all the snowy fun.(Animals)

Teach little ones safe ways to show big feelings Toddlers are still learning how to talk, play with friends, and manage their emotions. Sometimes, when they feel upset, they might use their hands in ways that aren't kind—like hitting. "What to Do When You Feel Like Hitting" helps toddlers understand why hitting is not okay and teaches them ways to express their feelings in a safe and gentle manner.(Family and Well-Being)

High on energy and imagination, this ode to self-esteem encourages kids to appreciate everything about themselves—inside and out. Messy hair? Beaver breath? So what! Here's a little girl who knows what really matters. (Family and Well-Being)

Inside, outside, upside down, from head to toe and all around, I like it all! It all is me! And me is all I want to be. (Family and Well-Being)

Cuddle up and take a child into the world of animals with this adorable concept book about parents and babies. The clever text borrows simple phrases from a child's experience to show that animal daddies take care of their young too.(Family and Well-Being)

A modern classic, this whimsical story has been celebrating the beauty of African-American hair for 20 years! (Family and Well-Being)

Charlie loves his bright red purse. When he brings it to school, though, everyone questions him on his "strange" choice. But nothing his dad, his friend Charlotte, or even the older kids say can make Charlie change his mind. He's sticking with his purse. (Family and Well-Being)

Join Old MacDonald's animal friends on the farm in this loving twist on a familiar classic! (Animals)

Jimmy, the little bunny, likes to eat candy. He sneaks into the kitchen to find a bag with candies that was hidden inside the cupboard. What happens right after Jimmy climbs up to reach the bag of candy? (Early Learning, Nature and Steam)

A celebration of silly, messy, loving families everywhere!(Family and Well-Being)

Every page is filled with love!(Family and Well-Being)

Every page is filled with love!(Family and Well-Being)

Join the adorable animals in this sweet rhyme about unconditional love. With beautiful illustration and a touching message, it's the perfect book to share. (Family and Well-Being)

Say hello to all your favourite farm animals in this tall board book, featuring five soft touch-and-feel tails!

An adorable message of love for Little Monsters everywhere!(Family and Well-Being)

This reassuring picture book explores the difficult issue of death for young children. Children's feelings and questions about this sensitive subject are looked at in a simple but realistic way. This book helps them to understand their loss and to come to terms with their feelings. (Family and Well-Being)

Rhyming text reminding children that tomorrow's success starts with the promises we make to ourselves and our community today. (Culture and Community)

Stella loves everything about being in Ms. Carter's class, and she worries that no new teacher could know that she needs help tying her shoelaces, or that she only likes to read books from the blue bin because they have more pictures. So Stella writes the principal a letter, with tips for training a new teacher to be just like Ms. Carter When Stella meets the new teacher for the first time, he's not like Ms. Carter at all ― but Stella can't believe how much he knows! Maybe the rest of the year won't be so bad after all?(Early Learning, Nature and Steam)

Cleverly crafted rhyming riddles accompanying dazzling photographic challenges invite treasure seekers to find objects hidden throughout the thematic pages. (Early Learning, Nature and Steam

Children can find the hidden objects in the busy scenes as they learn about colors, counting, opposites, and much more in the action-packed activity pages. (Animals)

Cleverly crafted rhyming riddles accompanying dazzling photographic challenges invite treasure seekers to find objects hidden throughout the thematic pages. (Early Learning, Nature and Steam)