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Iggy the multicolored chameleon turns different colors depending on his emotions. While visiting the animals in the jungle, he turns different colors as he feels angry, ashamed, shy, sad, and more. He sets out to find someone who looks like him, and when he meets a yellow chick, he feels happy! But then he discovers that Little Chick likes to eat worms, and that makes Iggy feel angry--and he turns red. So Iggy sets off to find a friend who is red. At the conclusion of his adventures, Iggy learns that it's important to be himself, and that it's okay to feel the strong emotions that he feels. This board book, which features full-color artwork, helps children develop their emotional intelligence by introducing them to different scenarios that generate a variety of responses and emotions. It also provides an opportunity for parents or caregivers to explain how to cope with a variety of feelings. Children will relate to the adorable animal characters and pick up on the valuable lessons the chameleon learns. And perhaps most importantly, young readers will learn just how important it is to be themselves!
This entertaining and informative introduction to chess teaches children the basic rules of the game, the names of the pieces, and how they move on the board. Readers can follow along with an adorable character named Little Pawn as she finds her way across the chessboard to reach the Queen!
This innovative two-stories-in-one picture book celebrates the love between grandmothers and grandfathers and their grandchildren. Features adorable artwork of giraffes, elephants, and rhinoceroses.
Children can learn the key magic words and phrases--hello and good-bye, please and thank you, and I'm sorry and excuse me--with the help of adorable animal characters in these three short stories. Includes back matter on using the correct magic words and why it's important to do so.
Young readers learn about different emotions as they travel through the woods one night with Cam the chameleon as he searches for his mother. This engaging book follows on the bestselling Rainbow of Emotions, the first in the series.
Featuring beautiful, emotive illustrations, this is the first story in a series of picture books about a befuddled, lovable Badger and his search for happiness, friends, and love. Who am I? White and black. Day and night. Badger doesn’t feel quite right… …and to make matters worse, he now has a blue bottom. Badger is feeling sad. He can’t sleep. He asks the other animals one by one: “Am I white and black, or black and white?” Can he find an answer? Is anyone listening? Does anyone care? Can he find a friend? He speaks to several other animals, from zebra to panda to penguin to skunk, as he tries to find out who he is, but along his journey he discovers that it doesn't matter whether he is black or white, just as long as he is kind. Featuring wry wit, deadpan humour and a heartwarming ending, Blue Badger will endear himself to readers big and small, while touching gently on themes of sadness and identity.
Milo the monkey is sad. His mommy has to take a trip, and he really misses her. Even being at school with everyone he knows doesn't help. His friends join in singing and dancing with the teacher for music class, but Milo doesn't want to dance and sing. His friends all play with toys and blocks and games during free time, but Milo doesn't want to play. His teacher, Mrs. Zebra, asks if she can help, but Milo tells her that only Mommy can make him feel better. Then Mrs. Zebra has an idea for how to cheer up Milo. Could it work? An ideal way to introduce children to strong emotions and how to recognize and handle them.
In rhyming text a young girl spends an evening at the ballet, thrilled by the beauty of the theater and the dancers.
In this sweet tale of the love between mother and child, Rabbit loves to read fairy tales with Mommy. His favorite one is about a magic wand, so one day, he sets out into the forest to find a magic wand of his own. He thinks he might find one way up high and climbs a tree, but then he falls down and hurts his leg. But his friend Mouse arrives with something to help his leg feel better. Rabbit explores a pond for what he thinks is a magic wand, and then he falls in the water. But his friend Bear helps him out of the water. As he continues through the woods looking for his magic wand, Rabbit makes the discovery that he had one at home all along.
In this story of friendship, now in paperback, there once was a house who was unhappy because its paint was peeling, the stairs were dirty, the roof leaked, and there were no flowers to decorate the windowsills. But what has made the house unhappy the most are the people who live in the house--they are loud at all hours of the day and night, with no consideration of each other. Can they all find a way to live happily together? This unique story introduces young readers to the themes of friendship, cooperation, and acceptance through likeable characters and relatable situations.