Finalist, Governor General's Literary Award, Young People's Literature - Illustrated Books Finalist, CCBC Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award Nominee, Forest of Reading Silver Birch Express Award A cheeky celebration of boobies! “You have just opened a book about boobies.” Meet the Blue-footed Booby, who does not have any boobies at all, since only mammals have boobies. We learn that mammals have boobies to feed babies — even though milk can also come from plants. And did you know that boobies, or breasts, vary from person to person, that boobies change over time, and that different animals have different numbers of boobies? Witty and wide-ranging, this eye-opening picture book goes on to explore connections between boobies and mountains, boobies and ancient art and, of course, boobies and you! Nancy Vo’s latest creation is fresh and funny, while serving up just the right amount of fact. Punchy prose is complemented by striking stencil art in a retro palette, making this the perfect gift for curious young children, older children getting to know their bodies, and anyone ready to boldly celebrate boobies! Key Text Features explanation facts illustrations labels map timeline vignettes Correlates to the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.K.2 With prompting and support, identify the main topic and retell key details of a text. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.1.2 Identify the main topic and retell key details of a text. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.1.7 Use the illustrations and details in a text to describe its key ideas.

From the monotonous lark to the rough-faced shag, these poor birds have us all asking: ARE ORNITHOLOGISTS OK?

After watching too many family members die of cancer, at age 28, public speaker and comedian Caitlin Brodnick was tested for the BRCA1 gene mutation and tested positive, indicating an 87% chance she'd likely be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. She had a preventative double mastectomy, thereby becoming an everywoman's Angelina Jolie. Dangerous Boobies: Breaking Up with My Time-Bomb Breasts goes in depth into her experience from testing to surgery and on to recovery. With a warm, funny, and approachable voice, Caitlin tells readers the full story, even sharing what it was like to go from a size 32G bra -- giant, for a woman who is barely over five feet tall! -- to a 32C. Engaging and open, she admits to having hated her breasts long before her surgery, and enjoying the process of "designing" her new breasts, from the shape of the breasts to the size and color of the nipples. While Caitlin's primary narrative explores the BRCA gene and breast cancer, her story is also one about body acceptance and what it takes to be confident with and in charge of one's body. Her speaking engagements and comedy routines have shown that the wider topic of breasts, breast size, and personal identity is resonating with younger readers.

On that crisp October morning, as I stood on the deck of my home, gazing out at the serene lake, I heard a voice within me that would forever change my life. The words were simple yet profound, “Your results are positive, but don’t worry.” At that moment, I knew that the breast biopsy I had recently undergone would confirm what I already suspected - that I was embarking on my own journey of grief and healing. My life has been shaped by experiences of grief and loss, including the loss of my brother during high school, my mother shortly after college, and my father in my early 30s. As a former pastor and hospital chaplain, I had also helped countless others navigate this path, but now it was my turn to face it head-on. In Bye, Bye, Boobies, I share the story of my breast cancer journey— from mourning and grief to joy and celebration. This memoir offers a gift and guide to others whose lives are being invaded by breast cancer. It’s also a resource for those who will have to make a decision to say goodbye to parts of a body that have served them well. From throwing my own “Bye-Bye Boobies” party to discovering other creative and empowering ways to navigate cancer and grief, I hope this book provides useful tools, much-needed humor, and soulful guidance to help you on your own journey.

Explores the physical characteristics, habits, and habitat of boobies.

In this essential book for first time moms, baby narrates the wild and weird world of breastfeeding. New moms will appreciate the brutally honest look at the first few weeks of breastfeeding and the relatable experiences of mom and baby. From lactation consultants to midnight pumping sessions to finding out that formula is okay, the skillful illustrations and clever rhymes will bring a sigh of relief to the face of first time parents.To all the new moms out there: YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

A Hoot For Bird Lovers! A secret colony of birds has been discovered and outed in this humorous little booklet with a short story & photos. Makes a ridiculously silly novelty gift for bird lovers and anyone with a sense of humor! (8.5" x 8.5" 10-page story plus 12 pages of images)

This adults-only book is entertaining with just a little pinch of naughty. Coloring the different shapes and sizes of boobies and butts is a great past-time when you've got nothing to do. It is, however, equally effective when you want to release tension and stress after a long day at work. Coloring influences the emotions because it is a personal experience. Secure a copy today!

Dirty Turtles starts out with a young couple (C and P) learning what its like to live with someone and their weirdness, and become a strong family where the mother is the head of the household, and the father is lazy video gamer that is terrified of doing anything in his life. Dealing with crazy parents that put their two sence in ever where they can, Their children (Dero and Lily) grow up and learn what society is like and how harsh young people are to difference and change but still manage to have love, happiness and interesting life.