Kirjahaku

Through whimsical illustrations and rhyme, this charming story of friendship, challenges, and diversity and inclusion will captivate children and parents alike When his father gets a new job, Little Chicken is forced to move away from his friends and country home to a new city. Just when he thinks this new home will forever be gloomy and lonely, he encounters a band of friendly strawberries who invite him to play. Happy to have new friends, he begins to like his new city home. Sadly, after sharing with his parents details of his new friends, his parents say strawberries and chickens aren't allowed to play because of their differences. Little Chicken reluctantly shares with his strawberry friends that he can't play because of their differences and expects their friendship to end that day. But, to his delight, and to help him feel like he belongs, the strawberries gift Little Chicken something that makes him happy and gives him the courage to stand up for their friendship. But will his parents change their mind?

Max is a little boy who doesn't like to get his toenails cut. He refuses to let his mother cut his nails until one night when he discovers a particular reason he might want to reconsider. After learning what could possibly happen, he eagerly agrees to allow his mother to cut his nails before bed.

A great read-aloud story for active bodies, follow along with Isaac as he stretches, breathes, and relaxes his body for bed. Isaac is a boy who dreams of being bigger. One night while getting ready to sleep, he thinks of ways he might be able to get bigger, faster. His idea turns out to work and before he knows it, he is having adventures as Isaac the Giant His fun soon ends when he gets tired, and he needs to find a way to get back to being small so he can fit in his bed.