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Simon the snake is a handsome creature. However, he does not believe so. As he slithers through the grass, he is never satisfied. After meeting Robert the Frog, Benny the Puppy, and Carrie the Cat, Simon is jealous that he does not look like them and cannot do what they do. Despite Simon's friends' efforts to encourage him to be happy with his own unique qualities, he ignores their advice and remains jealous and unhappy.

Daniel is a small, skinny boy who wears turtle-shell glasses and is constantly bullied by both his school peers and the neighborhood kids for being smart. He is happiest in his world of codes, games, and computers.

This story is all about how Mia and Max can be smart and stay safe when they're out and about. Look Out! Stranger Danger! is here to help you learn how to stay protected and listen to your feelings when things seem a bit weird. With this book, you'll learn just like Mia and Max about spotting strangers and trusting your instincts. Being a parent means caring a lot, but knowing the cool stuff from Look Out! Stranger Danger! can help you feel confident and ready for whatever comes your way!

In The Hourglass of Life, children learn how to make the most of their lives through a fun and heartwarming rhyme book. By using an hourglass as a metaphor, the book describes the importance of living in the moment, appreciating the people in our lives, and embracing joy and adventure. As well as forgiveness and self-care, the book stresses the importance of loving one another. This book emphasizes the idea that what makes life worth living are the people and experiences that make us happy.

No matter if you're listening to it with a child, giving it as a gift, or just looking to boost your own self-confidence, I Love Me Because I Am Who I Am! is a must-have. Invest in your child's happiness today and help them discover the joy of loving and accepting themselves!

With No Choosing Favorites, the author explores the feeling of being left out by classmates and how making favorites can be a horrible thing. Everyone has a place in this world, as portrayed in this rhyming book.