Sally Huss

Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino

Learning was everything to Mrs. Emerson. So when a new student was brought into her classroom, Mrs. Emerson was delighted because she discovered that this young man knew something that everyone needed to know. She told her class that Jack was just like everyone else, except for one thing - he had food allergies. "Would you like to explain that to us, Jack?" Jack proceeds to educate us all. This book is endorsed by Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Connection Team (FAACT), MedicAlert(R) Foundation, Elijah Alavi Foundation, The Love for Giovanni Foundation, No Nut Traveler, and Food Allergy Zone.

Learning About Food Allergies

A Lesson for Every Child

Happiness is one's true nature, but it is seldom realized completely or maintained continuously. People tend to fall in and out of happiness as they fall in and out of love. The secret is to know where happiness comes from and how to maintain it by removing all obstacles that get in its way. Sally Huss's HAPPY BOOK contains 30 extraordinary and fun exercises to raise your level of happiness. Each exercise has a symbol attached to it that represents the theme of focus for the day. Do one exercise a day for 30 days and experience and increase personal joy.

30 Fun-Filled Exercises for Greater Joy

The Happy Book

Everybody Loves Valentines

What is needed for the witch in this story to become a generous and happy person? Just one child -- as long as the child shows some spirit, or spunk as the story puts it. If a skunk can show spunk, so can anyone. This book show that Halloween can also be imbued with a bit of Kindness.

The Witch's Big Night

A classroom full of kids is excited that their substitute teacher, Mr. Getaway, is going to take them on a field trip. Mr. Getaway always has the something exciting in mind and this trip is not different - Santa's workshop!Elves are everywhere, working happily, and creating mounds of toys. There is not a sad face in all the activity. Not a bit of complaining about the work. What did the kids learn from watching the elves? They learned that work is good! Santa agreed!All in rhyme, this delightful story is charmingly illustrated with over 40 images.

(Adorable, Rhyming Bedtime Story/Picture Book for Beginner Readers about Working Happily and Giving Freely, Ages 2-8)

Mr. Getaway and the Christmas Elves

Great fun with food! Who knew what lay within Jenny's green omelet? Not Jenny, until she gave it some thought. Fields of green, chickens laying the eggs, cows providing milk for the cheese - all this and more went into her tasty brunch. She came out with a greater sense of appreciation for what she has eaten and what she will be eating in the future. Dinner is next! (All in rhyme with loads of adorable illustrations.)

(Adorable Rhyming Bedtime Story/Picture Book, about Discovering and Appreciating, for Beginner Readers, with 30 Illustrations, Ages 2-7)

One Green Omelet, Please!

Popular artist, children's book author, and illustrator Sally Huss puts a unique twist on the familiar expression "I love you with all my heart" by gently conveying the many ways a child is loved. Love for a child can be infinite, and I Love You with All My Hearts just begins to list the many forms that love can take: Hearts of Care, Hearts of Laughter, Hearts of Sorrow, Hearts of Pride, and Hearts of Peace. For a special day, a tough school day, or any day at all, this heartwarming verse will reassure children with its embracing message of love.

I Love You with All My Hearts

An orangutan wishes to have her favorite breakfast - a banana. But it is gone from where she had kept it! Who took her banana? This starts a trek through the rainforest as she inquires of a variety of exotic animals if any of them has taken her banana. From a mamba snake to a tapir, a sloth, a spotted leopard to an elephant, a crocodile to a toucan and a bunch of monkeys, none seems to have taken the banana. All the while she dreams in rhyme of why she loves bananas. The mystery is solved when she returns to her nest. Who took her banana? You'll have to read the book to find out.*A combination of prose and rhyme combine to make this a delightful book for any child.*Over 35 adorable illustrations float through the story and bring it to life.

Who Took My Banana?

A smart little mouse, named Mr. Consequences, arrives just in time to stop young Billy from making a bad choice. In the simplest way, the mouse explains the importance of choosing well and what can happen to those who do not when it comes to smoking, alcohol, and drug use. Everyone has the ability to become great at something, Billy is told. However, these substances can get in the way of that by causing a person to lose interest in learning and developing their own greatness. They can even damage a person's health over a period of time. Health and happiness go together. Mr. Consequences leaves Billy knowing that the young lad now understands the importance of making good choices. And Billy is left with a greater sense of self-assurance, planning on being healthy and happy his whole life long.

No Smoking, No Drinking, No Drugs

Patrick, a young leprechaun, liked the red of the beach ball in his basket of balls and the roses outside his window. He liked the blue of the sky and the boat he sailed in the bathtub. He liked oranges to eat and the orange of his schoolbooks. He liked purple grapes and purple snakes and purple fish. Yes, he liked all the colors of the rainbow, but most of all he loved YELLOW! This love causes him to follow the rainbow to its end in hopes of finding the pot of gold -- the finest yellow of all. But, what he found was far better than any gold! *Over 25 delightful illustrations.*Wonderful message for every child.*If you like the books of Dr. Seuss, Mo Willems, Sandra Boynton, the Berenstains, Suzy Spafford, Felicia Bond, Laura Numeroff, and P.D. Eastman, you will love THE LITTLE LEPRECHAUN WHO LOVED YELLOW!

The Little Leprechaun Who Loved Yellow!

Hands are the most amazing contraptions. They can do so many things with very little distractions. They shake another to say "Hello," as well as wave "Goodbye." They can pick up things down low, and grab things heading for the sky. They can salute a commander... feed a salamander... Even collect a pet that starts to meander. Nearly 40 pages of witty illustrations demonstrate the value of hands to children and adults alike.

Hands Are for Helping

Many people these days are seeking their perfect mate, their ideal companion and their love of their life or just a good friend to have dinner with. How to go about finding such a person without having to wade through droves of inappropriate possibilities? As many people as there are who are looking, there are books to tell them how to find, some technical and others theoretical. This book is a shortcut to that desire - finding your soul mate.From John Assaraf, Contributor to THE SECRET and President of One Coach:"In 'How to Find Your Soulmate,' Sally shares her personal love story and lays out a very precise formula that any woman (or man) can apply to attract their perfect partner. There is power in simplicity and what she shares in this mini "relationship" biography meets how to book, is her story of meeting the Prince Charming of her life and how you can find yours."

(a Proven Formula of for Finding Your Perfect Mate Using the Law of Attraction, Includes Great Testimonials)

The Secret: How to Find Your Soulmate

This book is filled with 30 happy animals games that are designed to develop positive character traits in your child. They are fun to play. From games that teach kindness, helpfulness, self-appreciation, thankfulness, to enjoyment of work, etc., these games will be looked forward to and repeated often by your child. For example: how to be like a giraffe and stretch your greatness, or be like a cat who cleans up after herself, or a bird who makes sweet sounds, plus many more. Each animal has a trait and a game to go with it. Your child will love playing these games and fill his or her boat with these animals! Fans of the books by Dr. Seuss, Sandra Boynton, Suzy Spafford, Felicia Bond, Laura Numeroff and P.D. Eastman will appreciate A BOAT FULL OF ANIMALS. Age range: 4-8. May be used for older children as well. -- More fun and more self-appreciation will fill your child as he or she plays these games. They are simple and meaningful. -- Charmingly illustrated by Sally Huss in bright and happy colors. -- These are heart-warming, thought-provoking games a child will play during his or her day and save for the rest of his life.

A Boat Full of Animals -- 30 Character Building Games

What's for Thanksgiving Dinner? A duck, a goose and a turkey have different ideas about the menu. Each chases the other until they decide that it might be a nice idea to celebrate together. The story is how these three, after some tricky beginnings, become friends. With amusing rhyming verse the point is made... that anyone can become a friend. This story is one to tickle the heart of any child, and subtly spark the spirit of gratitude within them. It emphasizes the importance of being thankful.Over 40 charming illustrations in bright and happy colors.Those who delight in the books of Dr. Seuss, Sandra Boyton, the Bernsteins, Mo Willems, and Laura Numeroff will love WHAT'S FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER?

What's for Thanksgiving Dinner?

Encouraged by her various animal friends, a cow learns to try something new.

How the Cow Jumped Over the Moon

Why not throw an ice cream wrapper on the ground or a soda can on the beach? One young lad finds out that there is a new plan in play - keeping our earth and environment clean. His mother uses a trip to the beach, the market, and a bathtub full of bubbles to explain the importance of caring for our earth and ourselves. She reveals another little secret, but you'll have to read the book to find out what that is. All in rhyme with 25 delightful illustrations.

(Delightful Rhyming Bedtime Story/Picture Book about Keeping Our Earth and Environment Clean, for Beginner Readers, Ages 2-8)

Think Green! Think Green!

A be-speckled, be-freckled, funny-looking little fellow, named Pete, bewilders his teacher, his classmates, as well as his parents, by his unabashed positive attitude about everything. "Yep, I'm as perfect as I can be. Nothing can upset me, no, no, not me!" It doesn't matter what befalls Pete, or what tries to trump his good nature, he is steadfast in his determination to see things in a positive light. And, how did he acquire this happy point of view? You'll have to read the book to find out.

(Adorable Rhyming Bedtime Story/Picture Book, about Overcoming Obstacles, for Beginner Readers, with 35 Illustrations, Ages 2-7)

What's Pete's Secret?

Charming illustrations and whimsical rhyme present the tale of a little raccoon who decides he does not want to do what his mother wants him to do. So, he leaves home in search of another mother. Wandering through the forest, he inquires of several likely candidates whether they would be willing to be his mother. This includes a chipmunk, a squirrel, a bluebird, an anteater, even a beaver.

Delightfully Fun Rhyming Bedtime Story/Picture Book, about Mothers' Love, for Beginner Readers, with Over 40 Whimsical Illustrations, Ages 2-8

Will You Be My Mother?

Trevor had a desire to be the best that anybody could be. This was a huge goal, for sure! That's when an owl flew in to suggest that he merely be "the best ever you." There followed a series of visits with other animals to see what qualities they had that Trevor might develop in himself to become his best. Cooperating and working hard, sharing and being generous, paying attention and staying fit, patience and persistence, as well as expressing kindness and being a good friend were all on the list. Trevor now had his work cut out for him. "I can and I will," he confessed. "I'll do nothing less than my very best!"This story carries a wonderful message and encouragement to children to cultivate their best. Happy images and rhyming text dance across the pages and will delight any child who opens this book.

Best Ever You

Who doesn't need a hug? Every animal in this forest steps forward when a koala offers a free hug, but not just any hug, a hug each will never forget. A hippo, giraffe, brown bear, snake, badger, porcupine, and tiger all agree the koala's efforts are worth it. There is still another who could use a hug. Who could that be?

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