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What if kindness could be taught, practiced, and celebrated—one small act at a time?

In a vibrant and welcoming classroom, a teacher introduces his students to a powerful new concept that sparks curiosity, conversation, and transformation. What follows is a heartwarming exploration of what it means to be kind—to others and to ourselves.

With gentle storytelling and bright, inclusive illustrations, The Kindness Machine helps young readers understand that kindness is more than just being nice—it’s a mindset, a choice, and a habit. Through easy-to-grasp examples, this book empowers children to take meaningful action in their daily lives, whether at school, at home, or in their community.

What Readers Are Saying:

“A wonderful book to teach kids how to show empathy, love, and kindness.”

“Perfect for social-emotional learning—my students connected with it immediately.”

“A must-have for classrooms and home libraries alike.”

Perfect For:

Teachers introducing kindness and emotional learning

Parents raising thoughtful, compassionate children

School counselors and librarians supporting character education

Classroom read-alouds, kindness weeks, or family discussions

Whether used as a teaching tool or a bedtime story, The Kindness Machine is a meaningful reminder that kindness lives inside each of us—and it's just waiting to be switched on.

A tender story of friendship, patience, and the power of a tiny seed.

When Emma plants a sunflower seed in her garden, she has big hopes—but even bigger questions. Why isn't it growing yet? What if it never blooms?

As days turn into weeks, Emma watches, waits, and learns that some of the most beautiful things in life take time. With the gentle support of her family and the wonder of the natural world, Emma discovers the quiet magic of nurturing something from soil to sky.

Told through lyrical prose and softly captivating illustrations, Emma’s Sunflower celebrates:

The beauty of nature and gardening

Emotional growth and resilience

The joy of patience and perseverance

A child’s connection to the world around them

Perfect for children ages 3–8, this heartwarming picture book is ideal for families, teachers, and librarians seeking stories that spark curiosity and empathy.

Whether read aloud in springtime or shared as part of a classroom science unit, Emma’s Sunflower is a delightful reminder that sometimes, the most important changes happen just below the surface.

A dyslexic friendly font makes this enjoyable for all readers.

A powerful and heartwarming story of courage, identity, and faith during the Holocaust—told through the eyes of a child.

The Crystal Beads: Lalka’s Journey is an award-winning historical picture book based on true events that took place in Nazi-occupied Poland. When a young Jewish girl named Lalka is sent away by her mother to live in a Catholic orphanage, she clings to two items: a delicate rosary and a small crystal-bead bracelet—symbols of the identities she must carry in a world of fear and persecution.

As Lalka navigates the confusion and heartbreak of hiding who she truly is, her story becomes a tender, age-appropriate introduction to the Holocaust for children, families, and classrooms. Through exquisite illustrations and emotionally resonant text, this book invites young readers to explore important themes of sacrifice, resilience, compassion, and the power of faith.

Perfect for:

Children ages 7+ learning about the Holocaust and World War II

Classrooms, libraries, and parents seeking stories that build empathy and spark discussion

Educators teaching about religious tolerance, cultural identity, and moral courage

Bonus Materials Included:

Discussion guides for families and educators

Activities for reflection and classroom learning

A message of hope that encourages young readers to stand up for what is right

Recognized for excellence in children's literature, The Crystal Beads: Lalka’s Journey has received multiple prestigious awards:

2023 Royal Palm Literary Award – Gold Medal, Children’s Picture Book

2023 Literary Titan Gold Book Award

2023 Illumination Book Award – Gold Medal, Enduring Light (Christian Children’s Book)

2023 Purple Dragonfly Book Award – First Place, Historical Fiction & Cultural Diversity

2023 Readers’ Favorite Book Award – Gold Medal, Children’s Social Issues

A moving, unforgettable story that honors the lives of those affected by the Holocaust and inspires young readers to lead with love and courage.

A powerful and heartwarming story of courage, identity, and faith during the Holocaust—told through the eyes of a child.

The Crystal Beads: Lalka’s Journey is an award-winning historical picture book based on true events that took place in Nazi-occupied Poland. When a young Jewish girl named Lalka is sent away by her mother to live in a Catholic orphanage, she clings to two items: a delicate rosary and a small crystal-bead bracelet—symbols of the identities she must carry in a world of fear and persecution.

As Lalka navigates the confusion and heartbreak of hiding who she truly is, her story becomes a tender, age-appropriate introduction to the Holocaust for children, families, and classrooms. Through exquisite illustrations and emotionally resonant text, this book invites young readers to explore important themes of sacrifice, resilience, compassion, and the power of faith.

Perfect for:

Children ages 7+ learning about the Holocaust and World War II

Classrooms, libraries, and parents seeking stories that build empathy and spark discussion

Educators teaching about religious tolerance, cultural identity, and moral courage

Bonus Materials Included:

Discussion guides for families and educators

Activities for reflection and classroom learning

A message of hope that encourages young readers to stand up for what is right

Recognized for excellence in children's literature, The Crystal Beads: Lalka’s Journey has received multiple prestigious awards:

2023 Royal Palm Literary Award – Gold Medal, Children’s Picture Book

2023 Literary Titan Gold Book Award

2023 Illumination Book Award – Gold Medal, Enduring Light (Christian Children’s Book)

2023 Purple Dragonfly Book Award – First Place, Historical Fiction & Cultural Diversity

2023 Readers’ Favorite Book Award – Gold Medal, Children’s Social Issues

A moving, unforgettable story that honors the lives of those affected by the Holocaust and inspires young readers to lead with love and courage.

A tender story of friendship, patience, and the power of a tiny seed.

When Emma plants a sunflower seed in her garden, she has big hopes—but even bigger questions. Why isn't it growing yet? What if it never blooms?

As days turn into weeks, Emma watches, waits, and learns that some of the most beautiful things in life take time. With the gentle support of her family and the wonder of the natural world, Emma discovers the quiet magic of nurturing something from soil to sky.

Told through lyrical prose and softly captivating illustrations, Emma’s Sunflower celebrates:

The beauty of nature and gardening

Emotional growth and resilience

The joy of patience and perseverance

A child’s connection to the world around them

Perfect for children ages 3–8, this heartwarming picture book is ideal for families, teachers, and librarians seeking stories that spark curiosity and empathy.

Whether read aloud in springtime or shared as part of a classroom science unit, Emma’s Sunflower is a delightful reminder that sometimes, the most important changes happen just below the surface.

A dyslexic friendly font makes this enjoyable for all readers.

Hi, It’s Me! I Have ADHD is a heartwarming, empowering picture book that helps kids with ADHD understand their unique brains—and reminds them they’re not alone.

Told from a child’s perspective in lyrical rhyming text, this beautifully illustrated story explores the emotional highs and lows of living with ADHD. Whether it’s racing thoughts, big feelings, or bouncing energy, the book normalizes what it’s like to navigate life with an ADHD brain. Readers will see themselves in the story and find comfort, confidence, and connection.

Written by a teacher and mom who has ADHD herself, this book is ideal for:

Children newly diagnosed with ADHD

Parents, teachers, counselors, and therapists seeking tools for social-emotional learning

Classrooms and libraries promoting inclusion and neurodiversity

Includes a parent/educator guide and printable activities to help extend the learning and support meaningful conversations.

Winner: Purple Dragonfly Book Award – Special Needs/Disability AwarenessNamed one of the “100 Best ADHD Books of All Time” by BookAuthority

Perfect for ages 4–9. Help your child embrace their ADHD superpowers with this affirming and relatable read!

It’s a family beach day and Sara wants to make her seaweed soup—her Famous Seaweed Soup. It’s a busy job! Sara asks for help, but her family is too busy. "All right," says Sara, "I’ll do it myself." No one helped her make her Famous Seaweed Soup, Find out who Sara invites to eat it!

It’s a family beach day and Sara wants to make her seaweed soup—her Famous Seaweed Soup. It’s a busy job! Sara asks for help, but her family is too busy. "All right," says Sara, "I’ll do it myself." No one helped her make her Famous Seaweed Soup, Find out who Sara invites to eat it!

Ralphy's Rules for Living the Good Life is a heartwarming picture book about making good choices, perfect for children ages 4–8. When Ralphy the dog shares his playful but powerful rules with his friend Joey, young readers learn timeless lessons about kindness, courage, and doing what’s right—even when it’s hard.

This uplifting story is ideal for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking for children’s books about friendship, character education, and social-emotional learning. With charming illustrations and relatable themes, it’s a great read-aloud book for classrooms or bedtime.

Whether you're raising compassionate kids or building a library of books that teach life lessons, Ralphy's Rules for Living the Good Life is a joyful reminder that doing the right thing is always cool—and that real courage starts with kindness.

Ralphy's Rules for Living the Good Life is a heartwarming picture book about making good choices, perfect for children ages 4–8. When Ralphy the dog shares his playful but powerful rules with his friend Joey, young readers learn timeless lessons about kindness, courage, and doing what’s right—even when it’s hard.

This uplifting story is ideal for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking for children’s books about friendship, character education, and social-emotional learning. With charming illustrations and relatable themes, it’s a great read-aloud book for classrooms or bedtime.

Whether you're raising compassionate kids or building a library of books that teach life lessons, Ralphy's Rules for Living the Good Life is a joyful reminder that doing the right thing is always cool—and that real courage starts with kindness.

We have big feelings!

Sometimes we don't know what to do with them or how to change our thoughts that cause these feelings.

Ralphy's Rules for Feelings is a playful, powerful children’s book about emotions and emotional regulation—perfect for ages 4–8. When a bus full of kids faces the first day of school jitters, Ralphy and his wise friend Jackson Johnson, the “Furrapist,” help them understand that all feelings are okay—and how to handle them in healthy ways.

This story is ideal for families, classrooms, and therapists looking for books that teach kids emotional intelligence, self-control, and social-emotional learning. With relatable characters and a reassuring message, Ralphy's Rules for Feelings is a supportive tool for easing school anxiety and helping kids grow in confidence.

Whether used as a read-aloud or a conversation starter, this book encourages kids to name their feelings, talk about them, and choose kind and courageous actions—no matter how big their emotions get.

We have big feelings!Sometimes we don't know what to do with them or how to change our thoughts that cause these feelings.

Ralphy's Rules for Feelings is a playful, powerful children’s book about emotions and emotional regulation—perfect for ages 4–8. When a bus full of kids faces the first day of school jitters, Ralphy and his wise friend Jackson Johnson, the “Furrapist,” help them understand that all feelings are okay—and how to handle them in healthy ways.

This story is ideal for families, classrooms, and therapists looking for books that teach kids emotional intelligence, self-control, and social-emotional learning. With relatable characters and a reassuring message, Ralphy's Rules for Feelings is a supportive tool for easing school anxiety and helping kids grow in confidence.

Whether used as a read-aloud or a conversation starter, this book encourages kids to name their feelings, talk about them, and choose kind and courageous actions—no matter how big their emotions get.