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Pete the Brave
Can a click and flip turn an ordinary bug into a hero who saves the day? Pete is a happy, little click bug who is friendly and caring to all, even though some see him as a pest. In the other bugs' eyes, Pete is small and unimportant, but his courage and ingenuity come through as he conceives a plan to save the very bugs who judge him. The other bugs come to realize that Little Pete deserves their respect and compassion. Pete the Brave is a fast moving, rhyming story that emphasizes the lessons of not judging and self-sacrifice.
The Red Coat
Dorothy is a young girl living during The Great Depression. Her coat is threadbare. She has holes in her shoes. Dinner often consists of nothing more than beans and cornbread. Her mother earns a meager salary at the shirt factory. But, they do the best they can with what they have. Then through the generosity of a school mate, Dorothy is given a gift, which not only meets a physical need, but demonstrates the depth of love others show through giving. This story was adapted from one that the author's mother (Dorothy) told her regarding her own life during the 1930s. Not only does this lovely story teach love and gratitude, but it presents the life many endured during this time period of financial hardship in America.
Love, Hope
A thought-provoking, children's book about the emotions, thoughts and attitudes of young children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hope, an empathetic, young girl, is confined more to home during the COVID-19 pandemic. After hearing her mother talk about having pen pals as a child, she decides to write letters to her friends to keep in touch. Her friends respond, telling Hope about their fears, concerns, and anger over the circumstances in which they find themselves. It's not all doom and gloom, though, as the children also relay stories of joys and accomplishments along the way. The letters, based on real children's answers to questions asked by the author, and Hope's replies, are found in the...
No Matter What, I Love You
No Matter What, I Love You, author Kimberly S. Hoffman's ninth book, explores questions children sometimes have, but don't always voice. The main question this book centers on is, "Will you still love me if I'm different?" The story allows parents to express their unconditional love to their child through a gentle, rhyming story. Though this story centers around affirming love to children, it also allows adults examine themselves, learn, and expand their hearts to love unconditionally. This sweet exchange between a mother and her child allows children to feel the bond and affirmation they need from their parents.
Cleo and Roger Discover Columbus, Indiana
Why are two squirrels running around Columbus, Indiana? Why to see the architecture, of course! Cleo and Roger are squirrels with a spirit of adventure and a head for architecture. Join them on their journey as they travel around the city, meeting delightful characters and pointing out interesting facts about the famous buildings and the architects who designed them.
Sigmund Stanley Spider Squared
What happens when a spider is extraordinarily rare? Absolutely square? Sigmund is more than happy to tell you. Well, maybe happy is not the right word for it. Sigmund Stanley Spider Squared is a comical tale of a spider that is shaped a bit differently than the rest and how this shape presents its own unique set of problems. Will Sigmund learn to just cope with his peculiarity and master the skills needed to conquer his "I can'ts"?
Cleo and Roger Discover the Art of Columbus, Indiana
Why are two squirrels running around Columbus, Indiana in book 2? Why to see the art of course! Cleo and Roger are squirrels with a spirit of adventure and a head for art.
Emma's Dancing Day
Emma would love to learn to dance, but that's a difficult thing to do when you have eight legs. During class, she falls and is almost ready to give up ... almost. A chat woth her parents convinces her to give it another try. Do you think Emma figures out how to dance despite her obstacle? Emma's Dancing Day is a delightful, rhyming children's story of not giving up on the dreams that God has placed within your heart. The inspiring story by Kimberly S. Hoffman is augmented by lovely illustrations by Em Vickers.
I Llama Ewe
Friendship comes in all shapes and sizes as Llama and Ewe discover in I Llama Ewe, a delightful, rhyming, children's story that teaches us we don't have to be the same to be loved. It's through embracing our differences and acknowledging who we are that we can truly love others. Llama loves Ewe just for who she is, a fluffy, puffy sheep. Author Kimberly S. Hoffman utilizes rhyme and animals to bring gentle, teachable moments to children. Through her prose, she introduces deeper themes of diversity, inclusion, and self-esteem or self-worth. Illustrator Calder Robinson, who also illustrated Ms. Hoffman's book, The Red Coat, brings out the emotions felt by Llama and Ewe visually to add depth and color to the story.
Emma's Dancing Day Coloring Book
Emma's Dancing DayEmma would love to learn to dance, but that's a difficult thing to do when you have eight legs. During class, she falls and is almost ready to give up...almost. Emma's Dancing Day is a delightful, rhyming, children's story of not giving up on the dreams that God has placed within your heart.
