Arielle Haughee

Pocky is an octopus who loves giving hugs. Everyone MUST get a hug. But when a new fish comes to the reef who doesn't want to be hugged, Pocky must learn how to make friends without touching. And he learns about this new thing called consent. Can Pocky keep his tentacles to himself and still make friends?

Pocky is an octopus who loves giving hugs. Everyone MUST get a hug. But when a new fish comes to the reef who doesn't want to be hugged, Pocky must learn how to make friends without touching. And he learns about this new thing called consent. Can Pocky keep his tentacles to himself and still make friends?

Piper lives in a lovely garden and glows with her natural happiness and light. But when she ventures into the big city, she comes across strange, grumpy creatures. Their meanness covers her in goopy, gloppy uglies Will she ever be able to find her glow again?"This is a story of positivity and optimism that explores how the words of others can affect us. It shows that the best way to find your glow is by looking deep inside...A pleasant tale about battling negativity." -Kirkus Reviews"Each page begs for a closer look. This book is perfect for the classroom as it offers young scholars an opportunity to talk about shaking off negativity while maintaining a positive attitude and optimistic outlook. As a bonus, Haughee demonstrates that sunshine can be spread." -Reader's Favorite Five Star Review

Piper lives in a lovely garden and glows with her natural happiness and light. But when she ventures into the big city, she comes across strange, grumpy creatures. Their meanness covers her in goopy, gloppy uglies Will she ever be able to find her glow again?This is a story of positivity and optimism that explores how the words of others can affect us. It shows that the best way to find your glow is by looking deep inside. **ADD REVIEW QUOTES HERE**Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

Readers Beware of those appliances You are traveling into a dark and humorous place. We start you off with light, soft stories, but be warned. With each passing page, you will find yourself falling into the ever darker, gorier, and more demonic. We're not responsible for any out of warranty or straight-from-hell defective items. By the end of this collection, you will never look at your couch, your washer, and even television the same way. It will leave you to wonder if you should be laughing anymore. Will your household turn on you? Keep your Owner's Manuals close by

YOU are worth your time, too You give and give, no matter what it costs you. That's part of being a mother. But focusing on yourself and your mental health makes you a better person, and a better mother. Spend ten minutes at the beginning of the week planning to manage stress and release anxiety. Then spend ten minutes at the end of the week reflecting. Just twenty minutes each week to help your have inner peace and a happier life with your family. Introduction: Being a mother is the most important, most stressful, most all-consuming job you'll ever have. Sometimes it can seem to completely swallow you whole. (I battled post partum depression for a year after both of my boys were born. I remember weeks feeling like I was on a gray carousel withnothing to look forward to.)You also constantly question if you are doing the right thing, and always thinking you can do more. You bounce back and forth between anxiety and guilt, never taking a step back to appreciate what you've done or how far you've come. It takes a concerted effort to release the stress and negative thoughts and emotions. Focusing on yourself makes you a better person and a better mom. The goal with this journal is to help you focus within and to empower you to create peace in your life. Wishing you many days of happiness and serenity.

Stop. Reflect. Rebalance. You spend hours upon hours taking care of your students' needs. But what about yourself? Spend fifteen minutes each week with this year-long journal to help you reflect on where you're giving your energy. Make a plan to focus more on yourself, your family, your physical health, or something else. Inside are reflection questions for each week as well as monthly goal check ins, and prompts to get you focused on many elements of total wellness. From one teacher to another, take the time to rebalance your life to reduce stress and anxiety and find more happiness. You deserve it

I want Mom to break the rules. She says she will on the sixth Sunday of the month...Bed jumping contests, splatter art, talking sandwiches, and all kinds of fun happens when Mom cuts loose. A story of merriment, silliness, and family love."Young children will enjoy this fun story The author uses strong vocabulary, andthe illustrations are engaging. This book could lend itself to several creativewriting opportunities. It encourages students to use their imaginations Thiswould be a great addition to a primary classroom library."-Kaleigh N., Educator, NetGalley Reviewer"This would be an excellent springboard for conversations about why we haverules, when they can be broken, and how to make time for fun together.Hopefully it inspires a lot of real-life "sixth Sunday" adventures "-L.G., Educator, NetGalley Reviewer"The book has such a beautiful story and the relationship between Mother andchild is inspiring and heartfelt. This story is a fantastic choice for any reader."-A.G., Librarian, NetGalley Reviewer

A bike? A golf cart? What could be next Leo the cat likes his happy place at home, no matter how much Daisy the dog pesters him to go on adventures. But when a mischievous cricket hops in his path, Leo can't resist the urge to chase, even if it takes him on a terrifying journey with Daisy. When Leo confronts something he detests more than adventures, he must choose whether he wants to stay miserable or try and find happiness. Joyride is a story of trying new things and learning how to find happiness wherever you are.

A bike? A golf cart? What could be next Leo the cat likes his happy place at home, no matter how much Daisy the dog pesters him to go on adventures. But when a mischievous cricket hops in his path, Leo can't resist the urge to chase, even if it takes him on a terrifying journey with Daisy. When Leo confronts something he detests more than adventures, he must choose whether he wants to stay miserable or try and find happiness. Joyride is a story of trying new things and learning how to find happiness wherever you are.

Grumbler lives alone in the dump and that's just the way he likes it. But when a stray tuna can accidentally brings Grumbler a new friend and this strange thing 'love, ' he must get rid of the tingly, terrible, thing. As he travels through the forest trying to give love away, more and more seems to come back to him. How will he ever get rid of it? This book was inspired by Warren Buffett's quote, "Love is a strange thing. You try to give it away and you get more back." Grumbler is a story of humor and personal growth where we learn that sharing love can bring the greatest joy in life. Coloring pages and book activities at www.orangeblossombooks.com