Illustrations and easy-to-read text celebrate mindfulness and the connectedness of everything on Earth.

Charles's habit of getting lost in his thoughts rather than doing what he should continually gets him in trouble at home and in school.

"It’s summer in the city, and this hot dog has had enough! Enough of sizzling sidewalks, enough of wailing sirens, enough of people’s feet right in his face. When he plops down in the middle of a crosswalk, his owner endeavors to get him the breath of fresh air he needs. She hails a taxi, hops a train, and ferries out to the beach. Here, a pup can run!"--Publisher's website.

"Isaac uses his senses to practice moments of mindfulness with his favorite tree: he hears the leaves, then he smells the grass, then he feels the breeze. Pairs with the nonfiction title Being Mindful"--Provided by publisher.

Bear is so excited that it's spring, she forgets to slow down and enjoy every moment until her friend Tortoise reminds her.

"Can You See It? encourages us to look closer to see deeper: not just with our eyes, but with our whole hearts." --publisher's website.

While on a mountain hike with his parents soon after moving to a new place, a boy calms his many worries by following the advice of his beloved Grandpa.

After Claire's friend Molly is mean to her, Claire's fuzzy pink pig, Pigalina, teaches her words that not only make her feel better, they help her be more compassionate toward others.

As he comes out of hibernation, Meddy Teddy explores the woods on the first day of spring and shares a special yoga pose with each animal friend he meets along the way.

Rhyming text and colorful illustrations describe six nature scenes in a park. Provides an introduction to mindfulness and mindful moments.