What If, Pig?
What If, Pig? Great book for opening the door to an opportunity to talk about worry. The pictures are bright and happy and the story normalizes anxiety.
Rhiannon LeFay
Jenny Mei Is Sad
Jenny Mei Is Sad Such a lovely book that encourages us to be friends who listen and support one another even when our friends are sad.
The World Needs More Purple People
The World Needs More Purple People What is a purple person, you might ask. Well, if you don’t know you should read this book because we need more of them!
Spindle
Spindle This is the story of Sleeping Beauty, but it is set in the Industrial Age and filled with insights on what it was like to be a young woman during that time.
Fat Chance, Charlie Vega
Fat Chance, Charlie Vega I loved Charlie’s story! She was smart, talented, kind, and fat. At times she was insecure, other times brave and bold. It felt real and opened my eyes to challenges of being plus sized in our world.
The Button Book
The Button Book If you like to laugh and have fun reading an interactive book together this is a great choice!
Gone to the Woods
Gone to the Woods I came away from this book in awe of the hard things this amazing author experienced in his young life and how he used them to fuel a career that provided some tremendous books for kids who loved survival stories.
Rez Dogs
Rez Dogs If you like realistic fiction that connects past to present and has a great dog you will enjoy this great book.
Ten Beautiful Things
Ten Beautiful Things Finding beautiful things when you feel sad and scared is so hard. I loved this Grandma and how she helped her granddaughter through a hard time by being present, but also offering some positive things to think about in the midst of something hard.