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Milo, a fluffy orange kitten with big emotions and an even bigger love for cake, is about to face his greatest challenge—learning patience! When Uncle Kitten starts baking a delicious honey-vanilla cake, Milo is ready to eat it NOW. But when he learns he has to wait, he tries everything to speed up the process, leading to hilarious and heartwarming moments.

Description: Benny the Lion Cub is a gentle soul living in the lush jungle, but he often feels nervous and unsure of himself. His best friend, Polly the Parrot, is wise and full of encouragement. One day, Polly learns about the Big Jungle Race and encourages Benny to join, believing it will help him discover his hidden strength. Although Benny doubts himself , Polly's unwavering support gives him the courage to sign up.

Discover the heartwarming tale of Sammy, a little boy smaller than his classmates but with a heart mighty and full of courage, in "Sammy Takes a Stand Against Bullies". Sammy faces teasing and bullying at school and in the play yard, leaving him feeling sad and unsure of how to stand up for himself. His world feels lonely until two compassionate kids, Lily and Ethan, reach out in friendship. With their support, Sammy begins to uncover his inner strength. He learns that confidence isn't about size but about believing in himself.

מי מאיתנו לא חשב לעצמו לפעמים – הלוואי שהייתי רזה יותר, גבוה יותר או עשיר יותר. בדיוק כמו הג'ירפה וחבריה החיות בסיפור, כולנו רוצים לפעמים להיות מישהו או משהו אחר, מתמקדים ביתרונות של אחרים ומשקיפים לדשא של השכן, ותוך כדי מפספסים את היופי והיתרונות של להיות – פשוט אנחנו.

Mitreißende und ergreifende Geschichte, Über einen mutigen Jungen, der über sich hinauswächst, immer wieder, trotz besonderer Lebensumstände, die selbst zum Denken anregt und das Herz ergreift… Ben ist ein zwölfjähriger Junge, der, obwohl er seit seiner Geburt im Rollstuhl sitzt, mutiger ist als so mancher Superheld. Mit seinem treuen Hund Max an seiner Seite stellt er sich täglich den kleinen und großen Herausforderungen des Lebens – sei es in der Schule, beim Sport oder im Umgang mit anderen Kindern.

Where Is Charlotte? captures the game of Hide-and-Seek as played by a feisty and fun little fireball. Drawing on the classic children’s tune, “Frère Jacques,” adults and children listen and sing together, bringing to life a young girl not afraid to say, “No.” Our little trickster has an authentic and assertive voice (perhaps a tad cheeky) and a playfully sassy non-verbal style. Charlotte bravely goes from familiar inside hiding places to “climbing trees” and “riding a breeze.”

Bright animated animals set the scene in this cute story. Written in the form of an alliteration (words in sentence begin with the same letter) the characters learn to cope with anger and acceptance. Dealing with emotions is hard. Andrea and Alex both have that problem. But with a little help from their teacher, they learn that they can get along.

This heartwarming story is about a special fairy named Willow, who is known as the Gender Fairy. Willow's job is to help children be true to themselves, especially when it comes to their gender identity. One day, Willow comes across a little boy named Billy who is feeling sad and lonely. Through their conversation, Willow discovers that Billy is struggling with his gender and the way he feels doesn't match how he was assigned at birth. With her magic wand, Willow helps Billy change his gender, allowing him to live as the person he was meant to be.

Every morning, young Tabitha wakes up and greets the sun. She loves how it brings everyone JOY. But one day she wakes up and the sun is missing! So Tab hops on her strawberry shortcake bike with her puppy in tow and makes it her business to find the sun. Can she do it? Or will Tabitha find out that sometimes the shine we're looking for is inside of us?

J—’s life is consumed by the roller coaster video game Coaster Boss, and by the power she exerts over the pixelated theme park attendees. Her life outside the game, however, is less controllable. Me. I’m such a big space. I break the universe, a glitch. She's navigating ADHD, the loneliness of middle school, and an overwhelming crush on a girl named Junie. J— is convinced that Junie sees her as who she really is, a person who isn’t “bad” just because she doesn't stay quiet and sit still in class. As a person who is realizing that the name she's been given doesn’t really fit her.

Wyatt Hill is the quiet giant of Mrs. Z’s class—a third-grader who looks like a fifth grader, nearly as tall as Mrs. Z herself. Because of his size, everyone expects him to play sports or be a tough guy, but that isn’t Wyatt’s way. He adores his stuffed lizard, Lizzie, and the lively conversations they share. He notices who’s having a bad day in class and wonders why boys don’t get to play hopscotch, which looks like a very fun game. And he is starting to put words down on paper in a way that might finally express all his thoughts about the world, which are so hard to say out loud.