Penguin likes to visit his friend Duck but he begins to miss some of the things at home. How can Duck cheer up his homesick friend? This illustrated story shows young readers the benefit of caring for the feelings of others. Book features: Big Words and Big Questions.

A little book about caring and friendship. For people of all ages. It's easy to show you care. Say good morning, be helpful, listen when people speak...You'll see that when you take care of others, they'll take care of you too.

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Presents a childrens' book for early readers about how Wish Bear's wishes were wearing out Twinkers.

Text and pictures show caring among family members such as answering the title question thus: "So I can warm them with my own."

"An evocative picture book intended to foster Reconciliation among children and encourage them to show each other love and support. In English and Anishinaabemowin."--

When Wish Bear starts making wishes all the time, strange things start to happen in Care-a-lot. Can the rest of the Care Bears step in to fix things before it's too late?

A philosophical conversation about death from the author of I Give You My Heart. "Are you going to die, Grandpa?" "Someday, sweetheart. But I hope not too soon." Their simple exchange covers a lot of philosophical ground. Grandpa allows that "no one really knows" what happens after death, but he tells Christopher that some people think of heaven ("a place without sadness or war"), others of rebirth ("each time, you get wiser"), and others of "nothing"...