“Her body is beautiful—strong, kind and wise. All bodies are lovely no matter their size.” Her Body Can is a book of poetic self-love and body positivity declarations for all young girls. Its aim is to encourage our young girls to create a reality for themselves in which they love themselves and their bodies for exactly who and what they are, instead of learning to judge themselves and hate their bodies for what they are not. Our girls should know that their bodies are absolutely amazing and CAN DO incredible things—and that their worth is not measured by anything except how big they love themselves. The very first book of its kind, written for girls ages newborn to 8, this book intends to teach all young girls their bodies CAN DO ANYTHING and that what they look like is irrelevant—we are all beautiful exactly the way we are. The authors’ rhyming, sing-song voices deliver captivating messages that are easy for young readers to understand and absorb, while the illustrator’s whimsical, modern drawings and vibrant colors bring characters to life on and off the page.

Her Body Can

Children's Books

Crenshaw, Katie

Meschke, Ady

Growing Up & Facts of Life

East 26th Publishing

Greg is endlessly JOLLY and EXCEEDINGLY cool?and one of the most popular guys in school. On the day he turns from 9 to 10 he throws a party for the ages and receives a present that changes everything-a phone that can do absolutely anything. By the time summer ends and school rolls around, everyone in school has a phone too?and soon, the impacts creep in everywhere.An absolute joy to read, Cool Jolly Greg is a funny, vibrant story for all school-age children about the importance of personal connection, play, and presence in the moment.

Cool Jolly Greg: and His Slim Fit Pants

Basinger, Kelly

Computers & Technology

Mother Mule

We all need a little help sometimes. But help is hard to ask for-especially when you are a mom. Mother Mule loves her family. Daddy Mule, Brother Mule and Baby Mule rely on her for so much. She spends her days tending to their needs and carrying their belongings in her pack, making sure to always have everything they need on-hand. Mother Mule is tired, and her load is heavy. One day, while running errands, she happens upon a glimmering pool of water that contains all the magic she needs to help lighten her load. Mother Mule is a playful, mesmerizing story about a well-meaning mother who learns to ask for help... and all the good that comes to those we love when we open our hearts to a little magic. Author Caitlyn Wallinger is a wife and mother to two rambunctious little boys. Her journey in motherhood is her greatest joy and most important learning opportunity...and is also what reignited her love of writing. After contributing to the Wine Country Moms Blog for a year, she created her own blog for sharing real, raw, passionate stories of moments in motherhood, hoping to unite parents with inspiration and laughter. Her first children's book, Mother Mule, explores the ideas of selflessness in motherhood and the importance of asking for help. With her books, she hopes to bond mothers around the world in shared experiences and inspire others to pursue their passions. As a thirty-something stay-at-home mom, who is now a published author, she is proof that your story is meaningful and absolutely worth sharing. Illustrator Kelcey Jones is a wife and a mom to two adorable toddlers. She is, at her core, a creator-having started early with amateur crafts and now honing all her efforts into professional art and illustrations. She moved all over the place in her youth, but claims to be from Washington as that is the place she feels most at home. Kelcey loves all things colorful and vibrant, decorating her home and life with colorful bohemian décor and lots of living plants! She also finds joy in her many goldfish and taking her kids on safari adventures every weekend. She hopes to be a shining example to her children and others of a mother who loves deep and follows big dreams.

Wallinger, Caitlyn

Animals

NED: Who Am I Really?

Gattens, Kristin

Regan, Nicole

In his debut manifesto, The White Shaman brings forth a revolutionary interpretation of the Mayan Tzolk'in as a three-dimensional Clock that uses time and the collective consciousness to create physical realities out of thoughts within 260-day rounds. Living by the Tzolk'in Clock is a way to transform our lives from "chasing the dollar" on the Gregorian calendar to "using our spiritual selves to deliver our reality." Creating your reality with spiritual time is done using your thoughts and consciousness by planting seeds of desires and nurturing them through the unique energy of each day on the Tzolk'in clock. Learn to plant, grow and manifest the fruits of your seeds during a Tzolk'in round while gaining a deep understanding of the importance of each day on the Clock.This book includes chapters based on twenty articles written and published in real time by The White Shaman as he lived a full Tzolk'in round with the intention of learning the unique energy of each day in the twenty trecenas of the Tzolk'in Clock.

The Twenty Trecenas of the Tzolk'in: A White Shaman's Guide to Using the 260-Day Tzolk'in Clock

Religion & Spirituality

Shaman, The White

New Age & Spirituality

Meet Addie!—A very special kid, with many characteristics that make her particularly unique. No matter what, Addie is always ready for an adventure—especially when she gets to discover what makes others different too. Follow along with Addie on her trip to the Zoo, where she meets amazing animal friends and learns about their many disabilities. In this ultra-inclusive series, author Stephanie Wolfe, with the help of her daughter, Addie, aims to help parents open the door to conversations with their children about disabilities. By normalizing the ability for kids to explore their curiosity and ask kind questions about people they don’t understand, they believe the world will be a less divided place.

Authentically Addie

Wolfe, Stephanie

Come in@@ Come in!

Come in, Come in! is a children’s picture book that captures a young child and their dream of a world in which everyone is welcome just as they are. In this world, absolutely anything is possible, and you will meet a cast of characters you are certain never to forget—elephant clouds, yogi giraffes, giggling moons, dancing tricycles, pirouetting porcupines, hiccuping hyenas, starfish wishes and more! Written by #1 bestselling children’s book author, Roger Hutchison, and illustrated by award-winning illustrator, Nicky Mills, Come in, Come in! is certain to please readers & dreamers both young and old with its uniquely compelling universe and profound words meant to showcase the possibility of a world in which we all accept each other for exactly who we are. Praise From ReadersPositively charming! -Brittany, The American MomsClose your eyes, take a deep breath, and discover a magical world with kaleidoscope fish and dancing tricycles, where everyone and everything is welcome just as they are…including you! -Paige Britt The playful text and imaginative illustrations do the profound work of inspiring a better world where love and respect are real. -Susan LyonCome In, Come in! will take your breath away as you turn each page finding whimsical characters that take your eyes on an adventure! Literally, you will be searching each page so diligently to find the best surprises! Welcoming is not a strong enough word, but embracing seems to better. The life skills offered in this book are for the young and old and in between... "acceptance" at its finest! Oh, the concepts for teachers here! Onomontepia, creative writing, rhyming, adjectives, poetry, and so much more! The response/activity guide is every teacher's dream!I have plans to share this book with my new grand-baby! I can't wait for the adventures we will have! So Come everyone, Come all! You just can't miss this skillfully and brilliantly assemblage of wonder!!! -Tina Jackson, Teacher of the Year

Come in, Come in!

Hutchison, Roger

Arts, Music & Photography

Randall the Blue Spider Goes Surfing

A Children's Book about Managing Big Feelings and Overcoming Anxiety Randall the Blue Spider loves the ocean and the waves that go crash. Today, he wants to enter the surfing competition to win an ice cream prize. But he is nervous that he might fall in front of all the eyes watching him. With the help of his friend, Chester the Caterpillar, Randall learns how to cope with these difficult feelings and take his chances at winning! Written by mother and son duo, Ryeson & Shana Bull, Randall the Blue Spider Goes Surfing-the first book in the Randall the Blue Spider series-teaches children how to name their fears and overcome them by offering simple coping mechanisms...and lots of silliness!

Bull, Shana

Bull, Ryeson

Peter Pan in Everland: An Inclusive Retelling of the Classic Tale

Peter Pan in Everland tells a story of the Kindly children on an adventure to their first day of school. At the bus stop, they meet Peter, who is trying to find his way to Everland Primary and his playmates, the Complex Kids. As they help Peter find his way, the Kindlys meet an exciting cast of characters, and learn to appreciate both friend and foe by taking time to better know others and understand everyone's unique experience of life. By retelling classics with inclusive casts of characters in diverse circumstances, authors and co-founders of Inclusive Impact Initiative, Andrea Lynn Piazza and Nicole Warren, aim to create a new set of fairy tale heroes for our children. Both dancers turned social-justice-advocates, the authors understand the profound impact of seeing characters of all abilities taking part in the stories we already know and love. The first book in their Inclusive Classics collection, Peter Pan in Everland introduces neurodiverse and differently-abled characters who all communicate and explore the world in their own ways.

Piazza, Andrea Lynn

Warren, Nicole

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

We all need a little help sometimes. But help is hard to ask for-especially when you are a mom. Mother Mule loves her family. Daddy Mule, Brother Mule and Baby Mule rely on her for so much. She spends her days tending to their needs and carrying their belongings in her pack, making sure to always have everything they need on-hand. Mother Mule is tired, and her load is heavy. One day, while running errands, she happens upon a glimmering pool of water that contains all the magic she needs to help lighten her load. Mother Mule is a playful, mesmerizing story about a well-meaning mother who learns to ask for help? and all the good that comes to those we love when we open our hearts to a little magic.

Caitlyn Wallinger

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Her Body Can

Cool Jolly Greg: and His Slim Fit Pants

Mother Mule

NED: Who Am I Really?

The Twenty Trecenas of the Tzolk'in: A White Shaman's Guide to Using the 260-Day Tzolk'in Clock

Authentically Addie

Come in, Come in!

Randall the Blue Spider Goes Surfing

Peter Pan in Everland: An Inclusive Retelling of the Classic Tale

Mother Mule