Ping returns and deals with the selfish Tan Tan, who owns a beautiful house and a beautiful shady tree, but who does not share, so Ping turns Tan Tan's greed into his own gain, but remains true to his generous nature.

After the sudden death of her parents, Stevie, thirteen, is sent to live at a rundown motel, where she charms everyone except her estranged grandfather.

Illustrations and rhyming text describe acts of kindness and community.

This beloved classic celebrating all kinds of families is a perfect entry into the world of Todd Parr, and is now available as a board book! Some families have two moms or two dads. Some families have one parent instead of two. Some families live in a house by themselves. Some families share a house with other families. All families can help each other be strong! The Family Book celebrates families and all the different varieties they come in. Whether...

"Sometimes it seems easier to lie than to tell the truth. All children experiment with lying, especially to avoid negative consequences. But even very young children can learn the difference between what's true and what isn't, and they can learn to choosethe truth, even when it's a struggle. In simple words and engaging illustrations, this book builds honesty, a cornerstone of good character. Made to be read aloud, this book also includes a special...

Allie West finds it challenging to make new friends and stay true to old ones as she navigates fifth grade at a school run by her mother.

"Little Wise Wolf is very wise. He loves reading books and soaking up all the knowledge embodied within them. One day, Little Wise Wolf is called on to use his impressive wisdom to help the ailing king. But on his way to the palace, he slowly realizes he may not be as wise as he thinks he is, and that the world is much bigger than that contained within his books."--

Old Sarah knits mittens for all the children waiting for the school bus and hangs them on the tree in her front yard.

When an arrogant hare thinks he's the best around, who could possibly bring him down? One determined tortoise is about to try! Readers will delight in this beautiful retelling of one of Aesop's most beloved fables. Clean, simple language makes the story accessible, while adorable illustrations draw in even reluctant readers. As they follow the epic race between hare and tortoise, readers will see how boastfulness can catch up to even the fastest runner,...

"Describes respect as a virtue and suggests ways in which children can recognize and practice being respectful such as considering others' feelings"--Amazon.com.