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Bigfoot, You Are Lovable
Kelly Oriard, Callie Christensen
For the child who needs a gentle reminder that they are worthy of affection regardless of their mistakes or big feelings
Ages 0–5
Barack Obama: A Little Golden Book Biography
Frank Berrios
For the young dreamer who needs to see that big goals are possible through hard work, this gentle introduction celebrate
Ages 2–5
How Do You Jew?
Suzy Ultman
For families looking to explore the beautiful variety of Jewish life, this vibrant board book shows toddlers how traditi
Ages 0–3
Robert the Rose Horse
Joan Heilbroner
For the child who feels like their unique quirks are a problem. Robert the horse learns that even a big, messy allergy c
Ages 4–8
Another World
Cube Kid, Pirate Sourcil
For the child who feels like an underdog but dreams of doing something great. This humorous graphic novel shows that eve
Ages 8–12
My Chatty Dinosaur
Emily Hartmann
For the child who never stops talking or asking questions. This playful story celebrates the joy of communication and fi
Ages 3–7
Stitch Head: The Graphic Novel
Guy Bass
For the child who feels like the unsung hero of their family or group, even when things get a little messy or misunderst
Ages 7–10
Bigfoot Copes with Hurt Feelings
Kelly Oriard, Callie Christensen
For the child who feels left out or stung by a friend's words, this soothing story helps them find their worth from with
Ages 0–5
Where the Dark Stands Still
A.B. Poranek
For the teenager grappling with parts of themselves they find frightening or 'too much.' A haunting exploration of self-
Ages 14–18
Keaka
Terrence Burruss
For the child who feels self-conscious about having a unique name or wants to explore the deep meaning behind their fami
Ages 4–8
Religion Around the World
Sonja Hagander, Matthew Maruggi, Megan Borgert-Spaniol
For the curious middle-grader noticing different ways people pray and celebrate. An approachable guide to the world's ma
Ages 8–12
On Ice
Cathy McGough
For the child who thrives on seeing their own unique strengths celebrated. A young boy with special needs discovers that
Ages 8–12
Nat for Nothing
Maria Scrivan
For the child who feels like they haven't found 'their thing' yet, Natalie's relatable quest to find a talent highlights
Ages 8–12
Flight of Fate
Angelina J. Steffort
For the teen navigating a major life transition who feels like they are meant for something bigger than their current re
Ages 14–18
The Chicest Mouse in Paris
Megan Hess
For the child with a flair for the creative and big dreams of exploring the world. This stylish tale celebrates followin
Ages 4–8
Jake the Growling Dog Goes to Doggy Daycare
Samantha Shannon
For the child feeling nervous about their first day at daycare or a new playgroup, this story uses a friendly dog to mod
Ages 3–8
The Princess and the Pirate
A.M. Luzzader
For the child who feels they don't fit into a box, this story celebrates finding common ground and friendship where you
Ages 3–7
Wonderful Hair
Mike DeWald
For the child who has ever felt self-conscious about their curls, braids, or bedhead, this vibrant celebration turns eve
Ages 3–7
Claws of Death
Angelina J. Steffort
For the teen who feels like they don't quite fit into their own world and longs for a destiny that is both dangerous and
Ages 14–18
Realm of Crows
Angelina J. Steffort
For the teen navigating the pull of new, intense relationships while trying to find their footing in an overwhelming and
Ages 14–18
Inclusive Ninja
Mary Nhin
For the child who needs a gentle guide on how to include others and notice when someone is being left out in social or p
Ages 4–10
My Little Monster-Sitter
Stefan Petrucha
For the child feeling pressure to fit into family expectations, this spooky-silly adventure explores finding your own id
Ages 7–12
New Kids in the Flock
Elise Gravel
For the child adjusting to a new sibling or feeling like the 'odd one out.' This quirky story celebrates individuality a
Ages 3–7
Crazy-Tail Cat and Orange Mouse
Rachael Williot
For the child who feels like an outsider because of their unique quirks. This playful story celebrates how our differenc
Ages 3–7
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