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A Doctor of Counseling Psychology Helps Parents and Kids Learn About Managing ADHD

ADHD Warrior: Helping Children Conquer ADHD Unwanted Behaviors (Gatekeeper Press) by Dr. Ambroes Pass-Turner is a considerate story filled with tips and tricks for children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). These treatments and practices are offered to children and their parents to help them find ways to cope with the behaviors…

Kelsey HallSeptember 19, 2023

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Real-Life Instructor Teaches Readers What Goes Into Training a Service Dog

Spotting a dog can be an unexpected highlight while running errands or going out on the town. And when you're in public spaces, whether in a shop or on the sidewalk, there's a chance you and your family will spot a service dog with its owner. The question is, how…

BookTribSeptember 11, 2023

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Liz Leonard

Liz Leonard is a passionate storyteller based in NJ, where she lives with her husband, daughter, and dog. After earning her BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University, she dove into the world of animation, film, and television often drawing inspiration from her own…

Cameron KimballSeptember 7, 2023

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Heartfelt Stories of Blossoming Animal Friendships, Kindness & Love

If you’re looking for a short and sweet, almost vintage-style children’s book filled with animal friends and important life lessons, then look no further than Lisa Luttrell’s The Little Green Armchair and Tales of Echo Forest. Once there was a little green armchair that sat in the open grass. Animals…

Katie BloomerSeptember 4, 2023

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Learn What It Means to Be a Service Dog in Illustrated Children’s Book

A mom with her small child came near to us and the child said, “Mommy, doggies!” The mom quietly said, “We must not bother them, those dogs are going to college.” I thought, “Wow, college, I’m going to college? That must be what you have to do to be a…

BookTribAugust 21, 2023

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The Very Real Story Behind an Animal’s Life Lesson

The purpose of children’s books is to teach kids lessons through entertaining stories at an early age. That way, when they become young adults, they might be able to better navigate some of life’s curveballs. One such lesson is establishing boundaries and the importance of the word “no.” Jo Smoak,…

BookTribAugust 14, 2023

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Real-Life Siblings’ Childhood Nicknames Inspire an Imaginative Book Series

It’s a story about a talking strawberry, a gingerbread boy and magical powers — and yet, even with its fantastical elements, The Adventures of Strawberryhead and Gingerbread: To the Lake We Go! (Strawberryhead and Gingerbread Press) is all too relatable to young readers. Making new friends is easier said than…

BookTribAugust 7, 2023

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Adorable Donkey Teaches Kids the Power of “No” and Importance of Boundaries

The purpose of children's books is to teach kids lessons through entertaining stories at an early age. That way, when they become young adults, they might be able to better navigate some of life’s curveballs. As an adult with young nephews, I am always reading children’s books and wondering about…

BookTribAugust 2, 2023

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Imaginative Adventure Teaches Kids to Stand Up to Monsters, Ghosts & Their Peers

School’s a challenge even when you’re not an undead monster. Or being divebombed by bats. Or being haunted. Let’s back up. Frankinschool: Monster Match by Caryn Rivadeneira (Red Chair Press) is a rollicking adventure through the perils of school, but with a supernatural twist. When Fred and his frenemy Luisa…

Cameron KimballAugust 1, 2023

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Immersive Adventure Educates Young Readers About the Digestive System

Children as young as 3 years old will be enthralled by Janice Maximov Condon’s colorful children’s book, Ewww! Lulu Meets the King of Poo (Bowker). This educational story teaches children about the inner workings of their own bodies with scientific names, processes and illustrations. Nervous about her upcoming science fair…

Katie BloomerJuly 20, 2023

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Two Sweet Siblings Make a Splash in a Story of Friendship and Self-Acceptance

In the magical forest of S’moresville, a cozy candy cottage sits in the limbs of a tall tree. It’s the home of the titular characters in KF and KM Wheatie’s The Adventures of Strawberryhead and Gingerbread: To the Lake We Go! (Strawberryhead and Gingerbread Press). Older sister Strawberryhead and younger brother…

BookTribJuly 19, 2023

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Get Your Move On! Occupational Therapist’s Guide to Self-Regulation

Ask any parent, guardian or teacher of a young child, and they will be first to tell you — kids move! Whether they’re running, jumping or wriggling, little kids are eager to expend their energy however they can. And while their increased motor function is a cause for celebration, distracting…

BookTribJuly 14, 2023

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The Ultimate Guide to Gender Identity for the Kids of Today

One of the hallmarks of the past decade has been acceptance. As a result, more and more young people have begun to voice trans and nonbinary gender identities, and naturally they and their parents are looking for accessible, nonjudgmental references to spark discussion and figure out what vocabulary works for…

BookTribJune 22, 2023

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Cats Face Their Fears and Other Real Challenges in Fun Children’s Book

Reading Mewow: Adventures in Catastrophe (The Bowtie) by Chloe the Cat reminds me of an old New Yorker cartoon of two dogs studying a computer screen with one of them about to type in a message. The other dog says to his colleague, “Remember, on the Internet nobody knows that…

Jim AlkonJune 22, 2023

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Celebrating the Unique Cultural Geography of “Rural Life Around the World”

Elena Folkerts’ series, Rural Life Around the World, opens the minds of young children to the traditions and customs of rural people around the globe. From Ukraine to Nepal, to Germany and New Zealand, this series filled with poetic text, regional intonation, and vibrant illustrations opens up a world of…

BookTribJune 19, 2023

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5 Mysteries with an Environmental Twist That Will Engage and Educate Young Readers

Everyone is becoming more conscious of environmental issues — climate change, endangered species, and keeping our planet safe and habitable. Children and young adults, more than anyone, have these issues at the forefront of their minds. They are the future, after all. But why should educating young people about these…

Megan BeauregardJune 2, 2023

A Doctor of Counseling Psychology Helps Parents and Kids Learn About Managing ADHD

Real-Life Instructor Teaches Readers What Goes Into Training a Service Dog

Liz Leonard

Heartfelt Stories of Blossoming Animal Friendships, Kindness & Love

Learn What It Means to Be a Service Dog in Illustrated Children’s Book

The Very Real Story Behind an Animal’s Life Lesson

Real-Life Siblings’ Childhood Nicknames Inspire an Imaginative Book Series

Adorable Donkey Teaches Kids the Power of “No” and Importance of Boundaries

Imaginative Adventure Teaches Kids to Stand Up to Monsters, Ghosts & Their Peers

Immersive Adventure Educates Young Readers About the Digestive System

Two Sweet Siblings Make a Splash in a Story of Friendship and Self-Acceptance

Get Your Move On! Occupational Therapist’s Guide to Self-Regulation

Cats Face Their Fears and Other Real Challenges in Fun Children’s Book

Celebrating the Unique Cultural Geography of “Rural Life Around the World”

5 Mysteries with an Environmental Twist That Will Engage and Educate Young Readers

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