More thrilling adventures with Matica and Talon.

The prompts, based on grief research, promote self-worth and healing. This is a hopeful book—something all grieving kids need.

Jerry has trouble being so tall and Robbie dislikes being so small. Having a good friend to help with your problems is sometimes all you need. A book written to encourage self-acceptance

Beginning of Chapter One: Keegan Clarke stared with morbid fascination at the worm sliming its way across his leg.

In the end, Andrew not only makes new friends, he realizes that he is “AWESOME” despite having a disability.

The two become inseparable but the love and acceptance Gus feels with Lindy is soon shattered.

This type of counting offers a better understanding of number concepts. So, get ready to count your way around Jamaica, and find out where Chloe is heading next!