A young girl’s poetic exploration of the enchanting ocean she loves. “This is my ocean”, the young girl begins as she heads over the dunes with her mother. Then, as they pass the whole day at the seaside, she lyrically describes her ocean in simple, sensory detail. It’s both “slimy” and “sandy,” “sparkly” and “dull.” It has wonderful sounds, as it “splashes and crashes and echoes and squawks.” And it contains so many colors, from “rusted orange” to “runaway red,” “faded white” to “polished green.” Though “mostly it’s blue.” Nothing the girl experiences escapes her careful observation and appreciation. And at day’s end, she can’t wait for her next trip to the beach.

My Shadow Is Pink is a beautifully written rhyming story that touches on the subjects of gender identity, self acceptance, equality and diversity. Inspired by the author’s own little boy, the main character likes princesses, fairies and things "not for boys."

A BIPOC girl in grade 1 who is blind does all the same activities as her classmates, including learning how to run a race with a guide. Braille alphabet is on the back cover.

Grandad Harry is from Lancashire and plays the trumpet in a brass band; Grandad Roy is from Trinidad and plays the steel drum in a steel band. Aston wants to play both these instruments, just like his grandads. And he also wants both the grandads to bring their bands to his school summer fair. But there's a problem- only one band is needed. How Aston saves the situation and brings his grandads together in a musical extravaganza is delightfully portrayed in this brilliant follow-up to My Two Grannies.

Alvina has two grannies who she loves with all her heart. Granny Vero is from Trinidad and Granny Rose is from England. So when her parents go on a holiday, Alvina can't wait for her two grannies to take care of her. But the two grannies like different food, music and stories- and they start getting crosser and crosser with each other. Can clever Alvina think of a way to help her two grannies to get along?

Little Melissa is a cheerful girl who sometimes has issues with making new friends. A dream takes her to a sunny jungle of friendship, where she meets new friends with ease. Join them and find your very own way to making new friends.

Sometimes our ideas and feelings are just too powerful to hold inside. Our thoughts rush out, but not always in the right way or the right time. In this sweet, funny tale, a child discovers a simple way to manage those emotions and ideas, and how to wait for the best moment to share them.

Sometimes our ideas and feelings are just too powerful to hold inside. Our thoughts rush out, but not always in the right way or the right time. In this sweet, funny tale, a child discovers a simple way to manage those emotions and ideas, and how to wait for the best moment to share them.

On grandparent's day at school, a girl brings her grandmother from Ghana who has tribal markings on her face. (Culture and Community)

Help little ones use growth mindset to solve problems and make a difference with their best friend, Narwhal. This interactive routine promotes: Growth Mindset, Responsibility, Teamwork.

Learn about rare and beautiful snow leopards: their habitat, how they've adapted to a cold climate, and how they care for and teach their cubs. (Animals)

Learn about Super Snakes and lot's of other furry animals: their habitat and what they eat. (Animals)

Hi, Baby Penguin! (Animals)

Learn all about Octpus Secrets! (Animals)

Snow Birds- Snow petrels are seabirds. They hunt fish in the icy ocean. Sometimes, a petrel will fly over the sea to hunt. It hovers just above the water. (Animals)

Many polar bears live in a country called Canada. Find Canada on the map on the last page. (Animals)

Learn about the arctic fox. (Animals)

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Learn all about Lizards! (Animals)

Orangutans live on two islands, Borneo and Sumatra. Babies are born in nests high up in trees. Orangutans eat mostly fruit. They also eat bark, leaves, and roots. (Animals)

Neighbors is a contemplative picture book about the lives of our neighbors—who are all around us and ever-present, yet somehow surprisingly elusive. They're everywhere: next door, above, and even below. More often than not, they are a mystery, a presence suggested by low hums, footfalls, or perhaps a slammed door.

Never feed a Yeti Spaghetti, but read this to the end or he'll make a big spaghetti rope and catch the animal friends! (Animals)

You must never touch a dragon... except in this book! Meet the dragons in this rhyme, perfect for children and adults to enjoy together. Have fun touching the bumpy dragons... if you dare! (Animals)

Five little dinosaurs are trying to learn at school, but they keep getting into mischief! Join in by counting down from five and have fun touching the bumpy dinosaurs.... if you dare! (Animals)

You must never touch the monsters... except in this book! Five little monsters love making a mess, which gets them into sticky situations! Join in by counting down from five and have fun touching the bumpy monsters... if you dare! (Animals)