Green Circle
Green Circle is a simple crayon-drawing on a page, loved by all the Squares for being their favorite color. When the Squares change their minds, though, Circle tries to change himself again and again, much to his regret.
This short book teaches accepting oneself, both in regards to who you are and/or who you've become, illustrated in a fun way to connect to both kids and the child in all of us. Anyone who's tried to change for others can connect to this book, while especially teaching the young about being themselves.
The Number Elf
Nom BahBell the Number Elf can count things by himself.
As Nom goes to his friend's birthday, you'll help him count along the way.
Count with him from one to twelve, and you can be a Number Elf.
The Number Elf is a simple but funny book to help kids learn counting. Read along with them to teach your kids how to go from one to twelve by each page, while also have a little laugh as even the Number Elf has more struggles than he can count himself!
Toucan Can't
We've all faced failure before in our lives, but how should we handle it? "Toucan Can't" is a children's book about a Toucan who always wanted to perform music in the rainforest, but his attempt only gets him mockery and disgust. He gives up and decides to be a different animal, but Toucan cannot find the right kingdom to join. Was giving up really the way to go, however?
The Literals: Book Two
The Literals is a comedic book that shows a series of page-long scenarios starring humorous people called "Literals," who are folks that take things literally in the most insane manner. The book itself is meant to be a comedic interpretation of what it's like to deal with something like Autism or Asperger's Syndrome, showing how people like me tend to misunderstand phrases. With this book, you'll laugh out loud at the kind of goofiness that happens in a world with Literals going around.
The Literals
The Literals is a comedic book that shows a series of page-long scenarios starring humorous people called "Literals," who are folks that take things literally in the most insane manner. The book itself is meant to be a comedic interpretation of what it's like to deal with something like Autism or Asperger's Syndrome, showing how people like me tend to misunderstand phrases. With this book, you'll laugh out loud at the kind of goofiness that happens in a world with Literals going around.
