Award Winner: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Picture Book: Hardcover Non-Fiction
Streak, a male manatee was suffering from cold stress. If the SeaWorld Orlando Animal Rescue Team did not arrive in time, he may not have survived. In this story, you will learn about how Streak was rescued and SeaWorld's continuous efforts to help conserve wildlife. Look inside for a link on how you can help them too!
Award Winner: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Picture Book: Softcover Non-Fiction
Take a journey to the beautiful island of Hawaii in this colorfully illustrated picture book featuring some of the island’s most famous sites and activities. Get ready for a tropical adventure with thirty pages full of bright and whimsical designs that include games and puzzles for the young and young at heart! So Come With Me, Together We’ll See the Beauty of…Hawaii
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Picture Book: Hardcover Non-Fiction
This book tells the true story of Priya, a young mother cow whose life was unexpectedtly saved when she could no longer serve as a dairy cow. Told from Priya's point of view, this story is educational, meaningful, funny and real. This book give a gentle look into the world of cows in the hope that it will awaken compassion in the hearts of mothers and children world-wide and inspire them to help create a better life for our precious life-nourishing friends. Humane care for cows is vital for all life on this earth. Any profit from this book will go towards helping the lives of many cows and creating a more peaceful world. "I love this book. I love the story and the illustrations. I want everyone to read this book! A very beautiful winner of a book for sure. I love it." ~David Lynch, Film Director and Author
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Picture Book: Hardcover Non-Fiction
After his debilitating surgery, Pepe must learn to run again. His dreams of becoming an athlete seem unattainable. Will his hard work, along with the love and support he receives from his family, change his future? This touching true story of determination, love and faith, is sure to inspire readers of all ages.
"Pepe Learns to Run Again is a beautiful story about perseverance, dedication and love. Christina Potter does a wonderful job sharing Pepe's arduous journey on his way to becoming a two time agility champion. - I give this book four paws up!"-- Dr. Robin R. Ganzert, President and CEO of American Humane
"Pepe Learns to Run Again is a wonderful story of companionship, encouragement, and determination. An inspirational adventure highlighting the amazing sport of dog Agility, which truly emphasized the connection between dogs and people!"--Paul Campanella, Director of Companion Events, The Westminster Kennel Club
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Picture Book: Softcover Non-Fiction
I've Got Dibs! is a sweet story of a mother and daughter discussing the young girl's donor siblings for the first time. The conversation focuses on the special connection a donor-conceived child has with other children conceived using the same donor. I've Got Dibs! is a great way to start this conversation with your children, your child's friends, as well as the adults in your life who may be struggling to understand these unique relationships. By sharing this book with her own child the author has helped her daughter confidently respond to questions about her own donor siblings and more importantly understand and appreciate her own special donor family.
Award Finalist: 2018 Best Book Awards Children's Picture Book: Softcover Non-Fiction
Blubbery belugas, capering caribou, lingering ladybugs, rummaging ravens, and waiting walruses, all make an appearance in this beautifully illustrated children's book about the Arctic. The map, a glossary of key words, and a page of interesting facts about the four unique territories in Northern North America, also make it educational. Older children will find it a fun and interesting read, and younger children will delight in the pictures, and the rhythmic and often amusing alliteration. This book will have universal appeal to teachers and students whether they live in the Arctic or more southerly climes.
