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Follow a nine-year-old boy as he grapples with his father's cancer diagnosis, his gradual decline, and the overwhelming

Shifting from hot anger to quiet acceptance, these poems capture the many different ways a heart can feel on any given d

Moving from the city of Minneapolis to the northern Minnesota wilderness requires a family to make massive adjustments a

After a frustrating afternoon of hearing 'no,' Anna insists only Daddy can help her, until she realizes she needs a bedt

Sam loves his little sister, but her constant offers to help with his dinosaurs are driving him crazy until he finds a c

When a dog's birthday party leads to a grumpy misunderstanding between elderly relatives, a boy watches them resolve the

Dinner takes a wild turn when a bowl of rejected peas escapes and boards an electric train for a midnight adventure thro

Luka and her grandmother both love the traditional Hawaiian quilt they are making together, but they cannot agree on whi

Eddie is determined to be seen as a big kid and starts taking clever steps to drop his baby nickname once and for all.

Geraldine isn't sure she likes sharing the spotlight with her new baby brother until a little quiet time together change

When Jim loses his dog, a classroom of first graders navigates the heavy waves of sadness and anger that come with sayin

Being the smallest bear in the family is hard work, and Jacob finds that waiting to grow up is the biggest challenge of

Watching her brother count down to his birthday is making Molly feel more and more left out as the big party approaches.

A massive brown box becomes a house, a cave, and a boat, but Sam must decide if there is enough room in his cardboard ki

When all the rainforest youngsters become picky eaters at once, their mothers must find a clever solution in this rhymin

Ugh, paragraphs! This meta-fictional romp talks directly to kids who would rather do anything else than stare at a page

Willy writes a story to get revenge on Earl, but as Earl keeps ruining the plot, the two discover they have more in comm

For children navigating the highs and lows of everyday life, these witty poems tackle everything from embarrassing under

Henry Bear has his heart set on winning the raffle for the perfect Christmas tree, making him overlook his friend Stanle

Willy needs his favorite sock monkey, but a devious cat named Earl has his own plans for Bobo in this funny look at how

Wilson's summer league team has talent, but their attitudes are striking out. He has to find a way to get the Scrappers

Star guard Miles Tip Harris must master his temper on the court before his hot-headed reactions cost the Angel Park Lake

For mature teens grappling with systemic unfairness and the heavy weight of social consequence. A dark look at power, re

A grumpy family dog vents about loud shrieks and tight squeezes before realizing that life with children also comes with