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A beach trip turns overwhelming with all the noise and crowds, but Dad helps his child find ways to calm down and have fun. Great for sensory sensitive kids.
A storm moves Laila's birthday party indoors, and a cake mishap makes her want to cancel everything. With support from Mom and her service dog, she adjusts. Great for flexible thinking.
Ricky can't roll like the other rocks, so his friends find a way to help. A rhyming story about inclusion that kids ask for again and again.
Sammy's day is going terribly, and his autistic little brother Benji is having a rough one too. Then Benji finds his own way to comfort him. Tender and real.
Marcus has ADHD and loves to build, so he tackles a class blueprint his own way. A wonderful book about different brains being a strength.
Pi the robot gets so anxious before a class field trip that their systems start to glitch, until a doctor shares ways to cope. A playful, reassuring look at anxiety and how to cope.
Before Career Day, Mila tries out every dream job from dessert chef to rockstar ballerina. A fun, empowering book about dreaming big.
Henry, a boy on the autism spectrum, searches his classroom for a friend and finally connects with Katie. A sweet, honest story about friendship on your own terms.
Mila is deaf, wears cochlear implants, and is determined to prove she can do things on her own. An empowering book about believing in yourself and asking for help.