*NEW SERIES*

Bravery is . . . trying new things . . . bravery is making mistakes and trying once more . 

Bravery is facing fears that run deep. In her Note to Parents, Licensed Clinical Social Worker Lauren H. Kerstein explains that bravery can be a difficult concept for preschoolers to understand. With its bright and colorful illustrations; fun, rhyming text; and simple scenarios, toddlers will love reading along and learning. 

Feelings are . . .soft and fluffy like a cloud. Tummies warm when you feel proud. 

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Lauren H. Kerstein, puts her experience working with children on full display in this colorful and tender board book that shows children what feelings are and how these feelings can show up in their bodies. From dancing in joy to breathing when feelings grow too large, each colorful spread presents a helpful new scenario that explores different feelings. 

Friendship is . . . Like treasure-shiny and rare. Friends are always ready to show they care.

Friendship is fun, but it can also be challenging for young children. Licensed Clinical Social Worker Lauren H. Kerstein offers a different scenario that shows examples of friendship with each turn of the page. From cheering each other on and lifting us up to disagreements and even arguing, each spread defines a difficult concept in a fun and rhythmic way. 

Sharing Is . . . spying the last cookie in the jar, and breaking it in half, with smiles brighter than any star,

As we have all experienced at one time or another, sharing can be hard! Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Lauren H. Kerstein, shows that sharing can be fun with her new book, Sharing Is . . . Each spread is a wonderful splash of color featuring young children in the act of spending time with friends and sharing. Simple, rhyming text accompanies each