This book is about a little boy who loses his dog, he did not wake up one day. It goes through the process of their daily lives before he passed and after he passed.

Kate's grandfather getting older and as the days go by he begins to forget things so she has to retell stories. One day he forgets her name, she is explained what Alzheimer is and is determined to continue helping him by creating a photo album of their memories.

This book talks about a little girls whose parents get a divorce. She was not given any warning or explanation so she was confused.

This book talks about a little boy who is just used to all the attention until he becomes a big brother. A sibling rivalry begins.

First hand story about the author who went through cancer and never talked about the situation. She wrote this book for the subject to be more talked about.

This book talks about the reunion and separation that happens with families in the military.

Story about father and daughter routine and time shared moments right before he goes to work and in the mornings when he comes home.

Tommy and his family have a new family member into the family. Tommy is not used to sharing their parents time and begins to get angry when they do not read to him anymore, take him to the park, or play games.

First person story of experience through sexual abuse. She helps children understand that it is okay to talk about their feelings and that the abuse is not their fault. She also gives them hope.

Emily is going to have an older sister and she has heard a lot of the cons but doesn't know how she feels. Unfortunately for her there are two babies on the way.

This book talks about a little girl and her grandmother writing letters to her father who is incarcerated. She is excited for visiting day. It brings up a topic that a lot of people are ashamed of talking about because it is looked down upon.

Nick tells about the wedding of his daddy to Frank, including the gathering of family and friends, the ceremony, and the food.

Everyone looks different but have the same features no matter what it looks like.

Children learn the skill of recognizing, learning and following rules.

Big sister gets all the new stuff and little sister gets used clothes. But one thing older sister will never be is a good little sister.

Wash you hands to to get rid of all of the germs.

Auggie draws the attention from many people for the wrong reasons. But realizes everyone has their own features.

Mean jean is the playground bully. Until there comes a new student who becomes a challenge.

This book talks about the unconditional love of parents, even when children make mistakes.

David is being naughty, and mom wants him to stop but he won’t stop terrorizing the house.

Child doesn’t want to get rid of any of his toys but his mom is making him. He fights her to keep all of
the toys even the ones he never plays with, including a cardboard box.

Two kids are friends but realize that sometimes they make mistakes and have to learn that its okay to
say sorry.

Kids all take a different way to school. Kids from all over the world show the different and sometimes
unique ways they get to and from school

Brother and sister are bored on a rainy day and decide to play a game. they build a fort with blankets
and pillows. Allison realizes through playing that she needs to be brave for her little brother.

This book gives children words for a feeling and shows examples of something that can make you feel this way.

This book shows that everyone can be brave. They don't need capes or anything, but take leadership and have courage.

Frank was taught that "honesty is the best policy", he didn't realize sometimes the truth can be hurtful so many people were upset with him. He learned from his grandfather that it is okay to tell the truth but not the hurtful truth.

Sophie does a painting and she gets made fun of because it looks different. Her feelings get hurt but it does show a sense that everyone has different ways to interpret the world.

There is no such thing as little, or unimportant because you can do big things. No idea is too little, no action, this book follows a pattern.

When we avoid problems they seem to get bigger and never go away. The child finally decided to face the problem and it does not seem quite as big as it did.