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Book SynopsisChicken Little’s Coping Skills for Kids (Ages 4-7) This new take on the classic folktale is designed to help children identify and normalize their worries, fears, and anxieties. With the help of some farm animals for kids, Chicken Little, Come Out! The Sky Is Not Falling! fosters mental health awareness and provides strategies for improved coping. Featuring a fun-filled barn, fluffy farm animals, and coping skills for kids. There’s a barn full of Chicken Little characters, but they don’t want to come out. It’s scary out there and they fear the sky is falling! But, with a lot of teamwork and a little help from Chicken Little, together they can calm their fears and phobias. All they need are the right behavioral stress reduction tools! A colorful animal story about mental health for kids. Chicken Little is confronting common fears and helping children with anxiety in a charming and new way. Using beautifully illustrated, relatable farm animals from the Chicken Little story, Psychiatric Social Worker, Dr. Winchester-Vega offers ways to manage and normalize children's mental health and foster conversation and understanding.Inside, find: Coping skills for kids Strategies for reducing anxiety in children Two bonus resources for parents, educators, and caregivers helping children with anxiety If you enjoyed books like What to Do When You Worry Too Much, Wilma Jean the Worry Machine, or Wemberly Worried, then you and your child will love Chicken Little, Come Out! The Sky is Not Falling! 

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Book Synopsis“What It Is!” is a whimsical story about farm animals finding half of an empty coconut shell and trying to figure out just What It Is!This story teaches the young reader that they must learn to appreciate different points of view and remain open-minded to possibilities. Based on our backgrounds and perspectives, we each have unique ideas on what things are and how they should be used. This story provides the parent or teacher a platform for teaching these much-needed lessons. Some of the characters are silly and some are a touch arrogant. We quickly learn that being arrogant (even when right), limits us from seeing the possibilities and usefulness of something that may at first seem useless. What is important is that many things can have unique and different uses for many different individuals if they remain creative and open-minded to what its possibilities are.To help teach these points, the story uses fun and playful illustrations and engaging rhymes to tell the story and capture the young reader's interest. The reader will become immediately engaged as they meet the silly sheep and her know-it-all friends. We hope you enjoy learning just “What It Is!”

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Book Synopsis A stuffed-up cow, a rogue bedsheet, and a chantable silly refrain. A quintessential read-aloud for a lively story time. Poor cow woke up with such a bad cold that every “moo” comes out as “boo!” When she stumbles into a sheet hanging from the clothesline, her barnyard friends mistake her for a spooky ghost and run away. But the cow is able to bravely turn this misunderstanding to her advantage when a truly scary intruder arrives at the farm… In The Cow Said BOO!, author Lana Button delivers a silly read-aloud for a not-so-spooky Halloween, or any time of year. Written in playful rhyme that will shine at an interactive story time, the text includes a repeated refrain that will have listeners chiming in with many an exuberant, “The cow said, BOO!” Watercolor illustrations by Alice Carter catch both the eye and the heart with their humor and energy. Closing scenes of the animal friends nursing the cow back to health bring a tender lull to the riotous story time—until a final twist dissolves the peace in giggles once again. Trade ReviewPraise for The Cow Said BOO! 2021 Parent Magazine Parents Approved Selection 2022 W. Cook Elementary Reader’s Choice Awards Nominee 2021 CBC Books "41 Canadian Picture books to watch for in fall 2021" Selection 2022 CCBC Spring Best Books for Kids & Teens Selection 2023 TD Summer Reading Club Top Recommended Reads Selection 2021 Open Book “Read Local – Ottawa” Selection 2022 The Children’s Book Council “September: Hot Off the Press” Feature 2022 Oakville News “Top 11 holiday reads for children & adults” Feature “Button’s rhyming text hits at just the right pace, encouraging participation from little readers. Kids will love being in on the joke that the cow isn’t really a ghost…An infectious seasonal read-aloud.”—Kirkus Reviews “The rhyming text and repeated refrain are sure to engage the smallest readers and listeners. Bright, energetic watercolors show all the action and some of the funny contrasts in the story. A terrific story time read-aloud, this works for Halloween events or any time of year.”—School Library Journal “This book will have youngsters asking for it to be read over and over, but it’s so much fun, adults won’t mind at all.”—Seattle Book Review “Rhyming text and a repeated refrain swoop kids into the silly antics. The kindness that the cow receives from her pals and how she pays it forward is the real treat.”—Parents Magazine “This is a cute story for teaching hygiene to little ones. The plentiful pumpkins and autumn leaves make this a good choice for a not-so-scary Halloween read aloud.”—Youth Services Book Review “A good storytime choice for very young ones at Halloween and/or Autumn time. The rhyming text and repeated refrain are engaging.”—Katrina Yurenka, Youth Services Book Review “[A] fun farm romp when poor cow catches a cold and can’t say ‘Moo!’ but says ‘Boo!’ instead… A nonfiction back page talks about washing hands to prevent colds.”—The International Educator Silly and cute, THE COW SAID BOO! is a light-hearted picture book with Halloween flair.”—YA Books Central This simple story begs to be read aloud with gusto and presents a great opportunity for teachers and parents to encourage active participation from youthful listeners.”—CM Magazine “This boisterously fun picture book offers plenty of wordplay and a healthy dose of humor… Perfect for reading aloud, there are many opportunities for active participation, including a review of handwashing hygiene on the endpapers…”—Canadian Children’s Book Centre “Lana Button gives us a story in which a difficulty becomes a blessing, reminding young readers that face-value is just that.”—CanLit for Little Canadians “[T]he perfect silly-fun for Halloween!”—@jmebills “This not so spooky tale makes for a fun festive read.”—Little Bookworm Club “Lana Button has masterfully created a funny, fall story perfect for our youngest readers. Preschoolers will LOVE this story and teachers and ECEs will have a blast reading it.”—Storytime with Stephanie “I love the story & how the end papers help kids “scare away colds” with the cutest hand-washing instructions ever… A perfect read-aloud, but probably not at bedtime because there will be far too much giggling!”—Sheryl Books “This playful picture book tells a story of the day a cow had a cold so bad that her "moo" came out as "boo."”—The Kid Lit Mama “[E]nergetic and fun, with a delightful refrain (perfect for chanting)…bustling, sweet illustrations that make the picture book terrific read aloud material. Perfect for Halloween or seasonal fall reading, or for readers looking for a giggly, endearing and rhyming story…”—Fab Book Reviews “The illustrations really bring the story to life and show the personalities of the animals. A fun and lighthearted read about a group of friends.”—Canadian Bookworm “A sweet story complete with a twist ending that will encourage all readers to wash hands and work to avoid spreading germs.⁠”—Charlotte Offsay (Instagram)

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Book SynopsisExplore the farm with a new title from Priddy Books–Let's Learn & Play! On the Farm. This fantastic new format is aimed at children aged three and over. Packaged in a sturdy case with a magnetic fastening, there is a board book with die-cut spaces to fit in over 20 play pieces. These pieces complete the busy scenes around the farm, with all the different animals, vehicles and settings. Each of the illustrated pages is full of things for children to spot and look for as they learn about how the farm works. This book is great for encouraging problem solving skills as well as hand-eye coordination.

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Book SynopsisKatie's Pairty is the seventh in the bestselling Katie series of board books from Itchy Coo and Black & White Publishing. In this new book Katie invites all her best friends round for a pairty. Lots of her usual friends are there and a few new ones. And, of course it wouldn't be a Katie book if her wee moose wasn't hiding somewhere on every page! Each KATIE book is unique, and in this one the story is told in short, easy sentences containing simple Scots words. Katie is as cheery and inquisitive as ever, and there are lots of things to look at and point to in Karen Sutherland's wonderful illustrations. Katie's Pairty should prove just as popular as its predecessors.

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Book SynopsisSUNDAY TIMES CHILDREN'S BOOK OF THE WEEKSelected for 2021’s National Poetry DayFollowing a family move to Maine, twelve-year-old Reena has no idea what to expect. She hopes it's going to be beaches, blueberries and all the lobster she can eat. She certainly doesn't expect to suddenly be put in charge of a menagerie of animals, belonging to the irascible Mrs Falala, who not only has a fast-wheeling pig, a secretive snake, but the most ornery cow she ever thought to meet. A wonderfully funny, moving story of one family's move to the country, and the challenges they face.Trade ReviewCarnegie and Newbery medal-winner Creech has a magic touch. She writes simply and directly (in this novel, largely in blankverse), yet her unshowy language is transporting and charged with emotion.... It's delightful and infused with understanding of how young and old might behave and feel. * The Sunday Times *Touches on themes of loss, friendship, and belonging in this appealing tale...fans of Love That Dog (2001) and Hate That Cat (2010) will find much to love in this story of a girl, a cow, and so much more.' * Kirkus Reviews *Creech’s spare narrative creates vivid, emotion-packed images of landscapes, characters, and "that wild-eyed heifer," Zora, that will stay with readers.' * Publishers Weekly *Creech offers a memorable family story featuring an especially difficult cow... A heartfelt tale that will be embraced by Creech's fans, work well as a classroom read-aloud, and find a spot in book groups. * School Library Journal *

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Book SynopsisSam Taplin (Author) Sam Taplin grew up in a beautiful valley in Yorkshire, where he dreamed of being a writer, and after three years reading other people's books at university he started writing his own for Usborne. He's been doing it ever since. When he's not writing about lonely rabbits or inquisitive bears, he likes doing card tricks, writing songs and playing long games of chess by the fire.

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Book SynopsisLittle children can meet lots of different cows in this book, each with engaging, touchy-feely patches. Follow the simple, repetitive text right to the final page to find out which cow is the right one - and don't forget to look out for the little white mouse on every page. Perfect for sharing with babies and toddlers.

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Book SynopsisThis classic story of the Tomten’s nocturnal visits to all of the residents of wintry farm has been reminding children of the promise of spring for decades.   “The friendly troll Tomten will be a welcome visitor. . . . Highly recommended.”—School Library Journal (starred review)   “Wiberg’s lovely, full-color paintings convey the hushed atmosphere of night in the Swedish countryside and also the sweet charms of the Tomten. . . . The gentle story with its eye-filling scenes is an apt choice for a bedtime read-aloud.”—Publishers Weekly   “A picture book of rare distinction.”—The Chicago Tribune   An ALA Notable Book A Parents’ Choice Paperback Award Winner

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Book SynopsisKing of the barnyard, Chanticleer struts about all day. When a fox bursts into his domain, dupes him into crowing, and then grabs him in a viselike grip, Chanticleer must do some quick thinking to save himself and his barnyard kingdom. Winner, 1959 Caldecott MedalNotable Children''s Books of 1940-1970 (ALA)Winner, 1992 Kerlan Award

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Book SynopsisYoung children will love exploring the innovative noisy novelty elements as they discover adorable baby animals with See, Touch, Feel Farm Babies from Priddy Books.Filled with classic See, Touch, Feel style artwork, this chunky board book is packed full of cute baby animals for young children to discover. This fun format features pull-tabs with an innovative noise mechanism built in, which means children can play as they learn about different farm animals. Young children can engage with the pages as they answer questions and pull the tabs to reveal the answers. The simple text and mix of vibrant photographs and artwork are sure to delight toddlers as they learn.

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Book SynopsisThis adorable book gives young readers an up-close look at baby cows on the farm. Vibrant photos closely match the text to help early readers build vocabulary. The book also includes a table of contents, a picture glossary, and an index.

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Book SynopsisWe make growing up the best story ever! Here at Ladybird, we publish playful books for little hands. From touch-and-feel books to bedtime stories and non-fiction, we help 0-7s to learn, play and grow - sparking plenty of smiles along the way. The home of Ten Minutes to Bed, Baby Touch, Peppa Pig and Hey Duggee, we know just how to capture curious little imaginations and guide them from one story to the next.

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Book SynopsisPeppa and her family are going on a summer holiday! Peppa can''t wait to go in the swimming pool with her pink flamingo inflatable! There''s plenty to do on holiday and maybe she''ll make some new friends while she''s there . . .?A super fun, summery read, perfect for all those holiday vibes.

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