Charlie looks forward to the day when he can exchange his sled for skis, his tricycle for a racing bike, and join in big, daring adventures with the Daddy he loves.

The author shares his misadventures in parenting two daughters, a journey that pitted his over-the-top personality against such challenges as boyfriends, birth control, and inappropriate teachers.

This fourth book in the empowerment series celebrates the feats of growing out of toddlerhood with courage and success. Whether it’s petting a dog or waving good-bye to a parent, Krensky and Gillingham address the “small wins” of growing just a little bit braver. Young children and their parents will revel in the encouraging text and the vintage screen-print-style illustrations. Praise for I Am So Brave STARRED REVIEWS "Gillingham's distinctive graphics, with their weathered retro aesthetic, and consistent positive reinforcement throughout make this outing another winner." --Publishers Weekly, starred review "A comforting celebration of everyday courage with lots of charm to boot." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review "Cheery and empowering, this simple story should resonate with tots everywhere." --Booklist Award: NAPPA Honors Winner

Momoko, a girl who was born from a peach and plans to make the world a better place, sets out to discover the truth surrounding rumors of a terrible ogre living nearby.

A journey full of pain, romance, self-sacrifice, humor and finally Catharsis. A book that touches every emotion. A story that makes you want more and more!

A simple board book with a sweet take on contrasts, featuring a parent and child Big Bear. Little Bear. Big Bear’s boots. Little Bear’s boots. Big Bear’s bed. Little Bear’s bed. This simple and sweet board book, featuring bold primary-colored art, compares Big Bear and Little Bear and the big and little everyday objects—boots, teacups, chairs, beds, and more—they each use in their lives together as parent and child.

A young bear learns about teamwork and patience during his school's field day events. Additional features to aid comprehension include a letter to educators and caregivers, an introduction to the authors and illustrator, a phonetic glossary, and an activity.

The McConnellsburg Bed & Breakfast had been in the Keyser family for over five generations. The towns people had always wonderd why it never was out of family hands. The old house held secrets, old and new that needed to be protected at all cost. Some guest would always wonder why two rooms would never be rented out, what was behind those doors? While other would rave about the heirloom lillies blooming and their lovely scent hanging in the air as they sip their tea in the back garden. And yet they all would say something was strange about the woman that ran the old place. Amelia, sweet, gentle, and yet odd. Emily the youngest sister who did the baking for guest, so friendly and inviting. Terra the sister who came home from time to time, who appears to know nothing of what goes on, but does she really? A family of many secrets, many generations, at any cost they must be kept!