Raven Howell

Sarah Gledhill

Trolls at Play

Carina Povarchik

Colorful Beginning

Pamela Rice

Finding Joy

: "Be you big, be you small, be you short, be you tall?"Words to inspire living, learning, and blooming in our own remarkable ways, Be You Big motivates children to embrace themselves just as they are, celebrating self-acceptance and beauty in uniqueness.A lyrical encouragement to blossom like a flower, stand as rugged as a mountain, or float about calm as the sea to incite a joyous heart.

Be You Big

A children's perspective about the different seasons.

Seasons

Audrey Day

Friends Come in All Sizes

Ann Pilicer

Spin a Circle!

A Cheer for the Year offers a poetic calendar of holiday treats, the feeling you get when a friend presses a box of decadent chocolates in your hands, and you didn't even know that's what you were missing. Author/poet Raven Howell lights sparklers, flips pancakes and dances us merrily through the year while illustrator Meredith Fern's paper cut-outs create the friendly, imaginative, and expressive home for each verse.

A Cheer for the Year

For a Discounted price and avalible now see www.MCP-Store.com "Greet the morning - hello, sun! Today I'm meeting everyone! Mailman, teacher, doctor, vet... Want a slice of pizza yet? Celebrate diversity - Come meet my community!" Open your eyes! Stretch, yawn, and enjoy this rollicking day, joining with a diverse and loving community. And at day's end, as the sun sets and moon illuminates, children can tumble into sweet dreams of wholeness, love, and unity.

My Community

A young child discovers the solution for falling asleep is not always quiet and silent, like slow, slimy snails. Sometimes, happy dances and mischief-making sheep are just the ticket!

A Flock of Fun

A young child can't go to sleep. But he discovers the solution for falling asleep is not always quiet and silent, like slow, slimy snails. Sometimes, happy dances and mischief-making sheep are just the ticket!

A fairy tale adds a sprinkle of magic to a cauldron of conundrums where not only kingdoms, but kindness end up ruling. Jack, living on his family's farm, has no need to buy magic beans or steal anything from a Giant. The family's bean field however, is strangely flooded and unfamiliar moans make everyone uneasy. With the once-hardy beanstalks losing their enchantment, Jack gathers his courage for a mysterious, spooky midnight meeting to find out what - or who - is ruining the bean supply. Follow an enchanting cast of characters brought to life with a little "fractured" twist on the well-loved original, Jack and the Bean Stalk. Charmingly illustrating the theme of bullying, will Jack make friend, or foe? Ages 6 - 11

Jack and the Lean Stalk

For a child, the time between sundown and sunup can be an enchanting world of mystery and fun, a time when fairies dance, night creatures creak and hum, and stars reign over all. What are a child's thoughts when he or she hears the evening's first cricket, has a sleepover with friends, or looks up at the stars and wonders, "What's up there?"

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