Peter H. Reynolds

"Encourage kids to practice self-love every day with Who I Am, an uplifting picture book collection of positive affirmations....When the unkind voice gets loud and I feel down, I can tell myself: I am enough. In this world, I matter. We all have rough days: tough times when we feel down and an unkind voice in our mind can make us feel disappointed in ourselves. But we can talk back to that unkind voice; we can find the voice that will lift us up...

"I put my hands on my heart and listen. And that is where I find the answer: I have compassion. I act with tenderness. I am love. Love means showing kindness, living with gratitude, and taking care of our minds and bodies. Letting our hearts lead the way can move us closer to a better world. From the bestselling team that created, I am Yoga, I am Peace, and I am Human comes a celebration of love in all its forms. Grounded in mindfulness and...

After discovering that a green sea turtle was harmed by plastic in the ocean, twin mice Sydney and Simon come up with a creative campaign to increase recycling and reduce the amount of trash created in their home, school, and town.

"What can a small angel give a most important baby? A Christmas story about the greatest gift of all"--Provided by publisher.

Judy and Stink prepare for this year's "Turkey Trot," with the main prize being a juicy turkey, but they worry that if they don't win, the family won't have a Thanksgiving meal.

Advises the reader on how to handle encounters with various animals in the jungle, where a mistake while avoiding one can attract the attention of another.

"Told through creative language play, and with depth and whimsy, this picture book reminds readers of their own agency and the power they have to direct their own path." --publisher's website.

Instead of spending spring break at home with his sister, Stink decides to attend Shakespeare camp with his friend Sophie, but he didn't count on Riley Rottenberger also being there, or being the only boy.

"This is a story of self-love that teaches children that their physical layer is just that -- one layer -- and below it lies a rich tapestry of attributes that make them unique and wonderful...this picture book offers readers a wholly original exploration of self-love and self-acceptance." --publisher's website.

The residents of North Skettykolk are no match for a visiting mountain goat with an enormous appetite for flowers.