A non-fiction book designed for young children, exploring a wide range of emotions like happiness, sadness, fear, and anger. It explains what each feeling is and how it might look or feel in a child's body, emphasizing that all feelings are normal and okay.

This book helps young children recognize and name basic human emotions such as happy, sad, and angry, through simple text and real-life scenarios.

A simple picture book featuring Max, a bunny child, as he gently introduces basic emotions through clear, repeatable sentences and expressive actions. Perfect for early listeners and speakers.

Sometimes things don’t go our way—just cuz! What matters most is how we smile, giggle, and keep going anyway! JUST CUZ!

Zuzu, a young painter, wishes to overcome her fears and transforms into a mouse, a cat, a dog, and a cow. Through her magical journey, she learns that true bravery and happiness come from within and embracing her true self.

A simple early reader text introducing young children to the basic characteristics of summer and autumn through key vocabulary and observations like the sun, sea, umbrellas, and colorful leaves. Focused on comparison and observation rather than storytelling.

When the space museum is closed, Cuz builds a rocket, turning a ruined trip into an unforgettable moon adventure!

A little girl is blind, but she can see with her heart. Throughout an ordinary day, she experiences the world through her senses of touch and hearing, believing that being unable to see is not frightening. In everyone’s heart, there is a light that illuminates the world, making it bright and beautiful.

This simple story introduces different emotions and how to ask and answer a basic question about feelings. Max is tired, Tom is sad, Lily is good, and Dad is busy.

A very simple story about a character who is cold and lists various things they need to feel warm and comforted.

Bibo, a playful bunny, loves his toys but hates cleaning up! One day, he discovers Sweepy, a magical dustpan with a giggly smile and sparkly powers. Together, they tackle the mess. Can Bibo learn the magic of responsibility? Join their adventure!

This bright picture story follows Max the Rabbit as he goes up in a hot air balloon, giving young readers many chances to hear and say the short u sound /ʌ/. Told with simple one-word-per-page text and clear, engaging illustrations, children watch Max feel up, then uh-oh as the flame goes off and he comes down safely to the ground, reinforcing the short u sound through repetition and visual storytelling.

Beginning Reader level: This educational book celebrates the diversity and wonder of human faces. It explores different facial features like eyes, noses, mouths, and hair, explaining their functions and highlighting the unique variations that make each person special.

An engaging non-fiction book that explores various ways humans can move their bodies, from walking and running to dancing, swimming, and climbing.

This simple, documentary-style picture book introduces young children to the basic movements and joy of dance as a physical activity. With clear language, it shows dancers moving their arms and legs, spinning, jumping, and stepping, highlighting that dancing can be both fast and slow, and always fun.