Genres: Children's fiction, Children's general
Formats: E-Book, Paperback, Hardback
Age Groups: 5-8, 8-11

A warm hug of a book for any child who’s missing someone they love. Saturdays were Sam’s favorite—Grampscakes dripping with syrup, lively chess matches, sweet moments spent birdwatching. Just Sam and Gramps, soaking up their special day. But when Gramps passes away, Sam is heartbroken, and Saturdays feel empty. With his mom’s gentle guidance, Sam begins to understand a powerful truth: even though Gramps is gone, the love they shared—and their cherished Saturday traditions—will always remain. Because, like syrup on pancakes, love sticks around. Whether a child is grieving a grandparent, parent, pet, or any kind of loved one, Saturdays with Gramps reminds them they’re not alone—and that love lasts forever. - Introduces loss in an age-appropriate, relatable way - Encourages open conversations about big feelings - Validates kids’ emotions and experiences - Offers healthy, hopeful coping strategies - Serves as a helpful resource for parents, educators, and therapists navigating...

Genres: Children's fiction, Children's general
Formats: E-Book, Paperback, Hardback
Age Groups: 5-8, 8-11

Petunia does not like to make mistakes. In fact, she’ll do just about anything to avoid making one. So instead of enjoying her jam sessions on her guitar, Petunia practices ‘til her fingers ache. And rather than creating art with her crayons, she spends her time color-coding them instead. Petunia’s so busy trying to be perfect, there’s no time left in her life for being creative or having any fun! Though Petunia’s mom often reminds her that mistakes are important because they help us learn and grow, Petunia’s not convinced. That is until she makes a mistake that inspires everyone…even herself. Will Petunia finally understand that it’s okay to make mistakes, and begin to accept herself for who she is – imperfections and all? This book is PERFECT for perfectionists (children and grown-ups!) and belongs in classrooms, libraries, and every child’s bookshelf.

Genres: Children's fiction, Children's general
Formats: E-Book, Paperback, Hardback
Age Groups: 5-8

Our favorite twins from The Only Me are back! Twin sisters Stella and Paige are different in a lot of ways -- especially when it comes to how much they like to talk. Paige is super chatty, while Stella's more soft-spoken. The truth is, Paige often speaks FOR Stella. Stella's always been okay with being the quiet one . . . until now. Suddenly, Stella has something to say. But can she find a way to make her voice heard over Paige's? And will learning to use her brave voice hurt Paige's feelings -- and their special relationship? Discover how Stella finds her brave voice that boosts her confidence and strengthens the bond with her sister and best friend. Why readers will love Stella’s Brave Voice: Empowering: Perfect for kids struggling to find their voice and be heard. Self-worth: A hallmark for children as they learn that their thoughts, feelings,...

Genres: Children's fiction, Children's general
Formats: E-Book, Paperback, Hardback
Age Groups: 5-8

Stella and Paige are 7-year-old fraternal twins who don't look or act alike. They have very different personalities and interests. Despite that, people constantly compare them or comment about how strange it is that they're not similar. They may be twins, but they’re not the same person! Stella wishes people would see her for who she is. She is tired of being referred to as “Stella and Paige,” or “one of the twins.” This treatment continuously causes her to feel frustrated and question her importance. All of the comparing and contrasting leaves Stella confused about her identity and wondering who she is outside of her sibling relationship. Sadly, she also wonders if she doesn't measure up to her sister, Paige, the more outgoing twin. Can Stella find a way to accept and value herself for who she is? Will she realize they can each have their own unique personality and...