Fall 2022 Consumer Catalog | Free Spirit Publishing

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Early Childhood | Social Emotional Learning for Kids & Teens | Teaching Strategies & Professional Development Dragons on the Inside (And Other Big Feelings), page 6

An Imprint of Teacher Created Materials

Contents New for Fall 2022 New in Picture Books ..................................................... 1 New in Juvenille Nonfiction .......................................... 8 New in Teacher Resources .......................................... 10 Recent Releases ............................................................... 12 Noteworthy Backlist Board Books ................................................................... 14 Picture Books ................................................................. 15 English-Spanish Bilingual Editions ........................... 16 SEL for Kids & Teens .................................................... 17 Mental Health Books .................................................... 18 Teacher Resources ........................................................ 20 Ordering Information ...................................................... 21 Free Spirit Professional® books help fulfill Title II professional development requirements. Free Spirit resources help fulfill Title IV, Student Support and Academic Enrichment (SSAE) program to build safe supportive learning environments.

All of Free Spirit’s resources for children and teens correlate to state social emotional standards and the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework (where applicable).

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Books Kids and Educators Need Meeting kids’ social, emotional, and educational needs since 1983 ®

Our Fall 2022 frontlist includes two newly completed series, a wordless picture book, a Spanish-English bilingual edition of an award-winning story, and books that enable kids to understand their emotions and embrace and learn from failure.

Our new educator resources will help educators answer the call for equity in gifted education and provide lessons for SEL and mindfulness. Also, don’t miss our recent releases and noteworthy backlist.

Free Spirit is now an imprint of Teacher Created Materials. With this merger of two mission-driven publishers, we look forward to expanding the Free Spirit line and bringing you and your customers even more books kids and educators need.

If you have questions, please email us at tradesales@freespirit.com. Thank you for your continued business.

—Kyra Ostendorf, publisher

A story of a little girl who loves to dance in the rain—no matter what anyone thinks

New in Picture Books

Laney Dances in the Rain A Wordless Picture Book About Being True to Yourself story by Ken Willard, illustrated by Matthew Rivera

Laney loves to dance in the pouring rain. One day, she encounters a scowling boy who tries to ruin her fun outside. But with the support of her mom, Laney goes back to what she loves—even after the boy attempts to destroy her beautiful yellow raincoat.

When Laney embraces her true self, she brings joy to herself and her neighbors.

October 2022

978-1-63198-665-9 $16.99 Juvenile Fiction/Self-Confidence/ Wordless 32 pp., full-color, 10" x 10" Hardcover with jacket Ages 4–9

Key Features • Wordless stories allow young children to use their imagination to tell the story in their own words and their own way • An empathy-building storyline supports selfbelief and self-expression even in the face of skepticism or criticism • Wordless picture books are especially helpful for non-native English speakers and children with learning differences such as dyslexia • A special section for adults offers discussion questions to use in exploring the story with children

Also Recommended:

Ken Willard is a lifelong writer with degrees in sociology and communications. He currently resides in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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After many years of being an art director for corporations and toy makers, Matthew Rivera now writes and draws pictures for a living. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

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Celebrate the many ways children grow— inside and out You Are Growing All the Time

by Deborah Farmer Kris, illustrated by Jennifer Zivoin

November 2022

978-1-63198-709-0 $16.99 Juvenile Fiction/Growing Up 32 pp., full-color, 10" x 10" Hardcover Ages 2–6

From growing taller, to helping a friend who fell off the swings, to pausing and breathing when angry about losing a game, children are growing all the time— on the inside and on the outside. With affirmation and support, this book acknowledges all the ways children can grow into kind, brave, curious people.

Key Features • Book affirms and appreciates young children’s physical, social, emotional, and educational growth • Charming rhymes, whimsical illustrations, and heartwarming messages make the series giftable and perfect for storytime • The reminder for adults and kids that love and support are the constant in the ups and downs of life is incredibly comforting and provides a safe harbor as kids grow and learn

Every year you’re taller.

You need new clothes and shoes.

You also grow in other ways, and that’s exciting news!

You are growing all the time.

Deborah Farmer Kris is a child development expert and parent educator. She serves as a columnist and consultant for PBS KIDS, and she writes for NPR’s MindShift and other national publications.

Over the course of her career, Deborah has taught almost every grade K–12, served as a school administrator, directed leadership institutes, and presented to hundreds of parents and educators around the United States. Deborah lives near Boston, Massachusetts.

Jennifer Zivoin has illustrated more than forty children’s books, including New York Times best seller Something Happened in Our Town, and her art has appeared in children’s magazines, including High Five and Clubhouse Jr. She lives in Indiana.

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Charming books that focus on affirmation and emotional support using the phrase “All the Time”

Written from the perspective of an adult speaking to a child, these rhyming books help young children know that they are deserving of love through life’s ups and downs.

This encouraging series shows them all the ways they’re supported as they continue to grow and learn. Each book includes a letter to caregivers and additional information to reinforce the books’ messages.

New Series in Early Childhood

March/July 2022

Each book: $16.99 Juvenile Fiction/Self-Confidence 32 pp., full-color, 10" x 10" Hardcover Ages 2–6

4-Book Series Now Complete

978-1-63198-506-5 Available March 2022

978-1-63198-698-7 Available July 2022

978-1-63198-509-6 Available March 2022

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New in Picture Books

We Can Say No

by Lydia Bowers, illustrated by Isabel Muñoz with song from Peaceful Schools

This book follows Zakiya and Sami as they learn it’s okay to say no when the school librarian wants to touch their hair. With help from their preschool teacher, Zakiya, Sami, and their classmates learn that their bodies—including their hair—belong to them and that no one should touch them without permission.

November 2022 978-1-63198-712-0 $15.99 Juvenile Fiction/Consent 36 pp., full-color, 10" x 10" Hardcover Ages 3–5

Digital content includes the song audio files and sheet music from Peaceful Schools.

Jovan called out, “Sometimes I don’t want to hug Grandma!”

Mr. B nodded, “That’s okay. It’s your choice!”

Jovan added, “I don’t like to sit on Santa’s lap either.”

Mr. B smiled. “That’s okay too. You can say no.”

Zakiya tossed her braids. She was happy to show them off again. “I’m glad you like my hair. My auntie braided it!” she said to Ms. Cindy. “Do you like the beads?”

Ms. Cindy smiled. “Very much!”

Mr. B said, “Shall we read some stories now? Everyone is eager to hear what you’ve brought today!”

Key Features • Fills a need for books on consent that don’t focus on abuse or stranger danger • Series features diverse characters who give children a vocabulary to communicate emotions

We Are in Charge of Our Bodies

• A special section at the back of each book includes additional activities and more information about how to teach consent skills to young children

by Lydia Bowers, illustrated by Isabel Muñoz with song from Peaceful Schools

This book follows Jackson and his classmates as they learn the names for their private body parts, that they can say what’s okay for their bodies, and why it’s important to respect others’ bodies. Using the book as a read-aloud, educators and families can model language to help children set and respect physical boundaries. Includes an introduction to adult readers about the book’s topic.

November 2022 978-1-63198-715-1 $15.99 Juvenile Fiction/Consent 36 pp., full-color, 10" x 10" Hardcover Ages 3–5

Jackson remembered that his baby sister’s body was different from his. He wondered if his friends had different bodies too. “Can I see?” he asked Sami.

Ms. H said, “Vulvas and penises are parts of the body that we call private parts. Those are the parts usually covered by your underwear or swimsuit. They’re just for you. It’s okay to be curious about other bodies. But we don’t show our private parts to others.”

Jackson felt embarrassed.

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Teach consent in a child-friendly and developmentally appropriate way

Centered on a class of preschoolers, this series helps teach young children the social and emotional skills they need to understand the complexities of consent. Each book covers a consent theme, such as how to recognize the physical sensations that emotions create, look for body language cues, ask for and listen to choices, and know that our bodies have value. With believable, everyday situations and diverse characters, children can see themselves and others reflected in each story—and develop a vocabulary to communicate consent and feelings. Every book in the series is accompanied by a song from Peaceful Schools with downloadable audio files and sheet music.

New Series in Early Childhood

Available Now

Each book: $15.99 Juvenile Fiction/Consent 36 pp., full-color, 10" x 10" Hardcover Ages 3–5 Digital content includes the song audio files and sheet music from Peaceful Schools.

6-Book Series Now Complete

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Lydia Bowers is a speaker, consultant, and trainer. After spending almost two decades working directly with children as a classroom teacher, she now teaches families and educators how to talk to children about subjects like gender, reproduction, and abuse. Lydia lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Isabel Muñoz’s dream was to paint for a living, and now she’s proud to be the illustrator of several children’s books. She works from a tiny and colorful studio in the north of Spain. You can follow her work at isabelmg.com.

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New in Picture Books

Imaginative picture book helps children recognize their inner feelings and discover ways to regulate big emotions Dragons on the Inside (And Other Big Feelings)

by Valerie Coulman, illustrated by Alexandra Colombo

September 2022

978-1-63198-540-9 $16.99 Juvenile Fiction/Emotions & Feelings 32 pp., full-color, 8" x 10" Hardcover Ages 4–8

Feelings on the inside aren’t always visible on the outside. This book validates young children’s emotions and helps them recognize, describe, and cope when they are anxious or overwhelmed on the inside. Throughout the book, multiple stressful situations are explored, and in each scenario, readers see the main character’s initial inner reaction to the stress and how it is diffused or diminished through a small act of connection from someone “on the outside.”

Key Features • Helps children develop an awareness of inner feelings and ways to describe them • Especially useful for children who struggle to recognize their emotions, including some kids with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and other processing disorders • Building an inner feelings vocabulary can help boost children’s emotional intelligence and empathy • A section for adults provides additional activities to use with children to reinforce the book’s message

Today is a big day. We are moving to a new house, in a new city.

ON THE OUTSIDE, I fasten my seat belt and tuck my bear in beside me. We wave goodbye to our old house as it gets smaller and smaller.

ON THE INSIDE,

a roller coaster screams through my ribs, swooping and swirling through loop after loop.

My stomach flip flops.

Also Recommended:

I feel

ANXIOUS.

Award-winning author Valerie Coulman leads a creative life, including working as a creative arts director and a writer, artist, editor, playwright, song writer, photographer, seamstress, teacher, or set designer as the opportunities arise. Valerie lives in Medford, OR. 978-1-63198-305-4

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Alexandra Colombo was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, and attended secondary school in Italy, specializing in scientific studies. Alexandra then studied at the Milan European Institute of Design, receiving a degree in illustration.

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In this English-Spanish bilingual book, Lulu personalizes the struggles of children experiencing food insecurity and hunger Lulu and the Hunger Monster™ Lulú y el Monstruo del Hambre

by Erik Talkin, illustrated by Sheryl Murray

When Lulu’s mother’s van breaks down, money for food becomes tight and Hunger Monster comes into their lives. Only visible to Lulu, Hunger Monster is a troublemaker who makes it hard for her to concentrate in school. How will Lulu help her mom and defeat the Monster when Lulu has promised never to speak its name to anyone?

New in Bilingual Picture Books

October 2022

978-1-63198-725-0 $15.99 Juvenile Fiction/Social Justice/Bilingual 40 pp., full-color, 11 ¼" x 9 ¼" Hardcover Ages 5–9

Key Features • A respectful, realistic— and hopeful—story of food insecurity and how to get help • Helps people recognize food insecurity and hunger, as it isn’t always obvious and is more prevalent than many children and even adults realize • Along with downloadable leader’s guide in English, can be used with students to teach social justice issues and destigmatize the issue of hunger

In math, Monster bounces on my table so the numbers SQUIGGLE and JIGGLE. Mr. Abidi turns around. “Lulu, please sit still.”

I want to tell him it’s Hunger Monster’s fault. Monster GLARES at me.

So my mouth stays closed.

En la clase de matemáticas Monstruo rebota sobre mi mesa y los números se MENEAN como GARABATOS. El Sr. Abidi se da la vuelta y me dice, “Lulú, por favor, quédate quieta”.

Quiero decirle que es culpa del Monstruo del Hambre, pero Monstruo me FULMINA con su mirada. Entonces permanezco con mi boca cerrada.

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Erik Talkin, writer, filmmaker, and CEO of the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County, is a recognized innovator and leader in America’s food bank network. He authored Hunger into Health and has helped create innovative, national-award-winning children’s nutrition education programs such as Healthy School Pantry and Kid’s Farmers Market. Erik lives in Santa Barbara, California.

Sheryl Murray lives in Portland, Oregon, where she illustrates books for kids, makes up funny voices for her cats, and occasionally banishes a tricky monster of her own with the help of her two brave girls.

Learn more about Sheryl and her work at sherylmurray.com.

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New in Juvenille Nonfiction

Help young kids set goals, overcome challenges, and feel good about their efforts Yay! You Failed!

by Shannon Anderson, illustrated by Steve Mark

November 2022

978-1-63198-719-9 $10.99 Juvenile Nonfiction/Growth Mindset 88 pp., full-color, 6 ¼" x 8" Paperback Ages 6–9

Celebrate mistakes and setbacks! In this growth mindset chapter book, young readers find out how to learn from failure, bounce back, build resilience, and believe in themselves. Simple “you-can-do-it” strategies help kids understand the importance of practicing, keeping at it when the going gets tough, and staying positive. Includes a glossary of terms to support children’s vocabulary growth.

Key Features • A humorous, light-hearted, and supportive tone helps kids learn a growth mindset • Author has written several books on growth mindset and has a strong online and social media presence • The format is similar to fiction chapter books to appeal to kids beginning to read independently • Builds on the popularity and success of Free Spirit’s long-running Laugh & Learn® series and brings that same combination of humor and practical advice to a younger audience

Chapter 6 Your Mindset Matters Amazing things can happen when you keep going and believe in yourself. With a growth mindset, you give yourself the best chance to succeed. So . . .

What do you want to succeed at?

Here's how to do it:

. Set a goal! . Keep practicing. . Celebrate when you succeed—AND when you fail. Both help you get better.

. Stay resilient when it gets tough. . Stay positive.

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Shannon Anderson is an award-winning children’s book author and has taught for 25 years, from first grade through college level. She was named one of ten teachers who “amazed and inspired us” by the Today Show. Shannon lives in Indiana.

Steve Mark is a freelance illustrator and a part-time puppeteer. Steve has illustrated many books for children, including the Little Laugh & Learn™ series and all the books in the Laugh & Learn® series for older kids. He lives in Minnesota.

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Laugh & Learn® for the younger crowd! Sound advice—with a silly side—that kids can turn to for help with real-life anxieties and issues

New in Juvenille Nonfiction

Available Now Self-help, kid-style! Kids ages six to nine can tote these handy guides anywhere and boost their skills. With practical advice, silly jokes, fun illustrations, and a kid-centric point of view, these books are the go-to for help with everything, from triumphing over teasing to learning to be a fantastic friend to becoming a self-confidence superstar, and more!

Each book: $10.99 Juvenile Nonfiction 84–88 pp., full-color, 6¼" x 8" Paperback Ages 6–9 Free Leader’s Guides

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New in Teacher Resources

October 2022

978-1-63198-692-5 $39.99 Education/Assessment/Gifted 136 pp., 8½" x 11" Paperback Grades K–12 Digital content includes reproducible forms from the book.

Key Features • Book will be promoted by Multi-Health Systems Assessments, the publisher of the test trio; the new Naglieri tests will be available in fall 2022

Accessible companion guide to the Naglieri General Ability Tests to help ensure equity within gifted identification and programming Understanding and Using the Naglieri General Ability Tests A Call for Equity in Gifted Education

by Dina M. Brulles, Ph.D., Kimberly Lansdowne, Ph.D., and Jack A. Naglieri, Ph.D.

Designed for use with the Naglieri General Ability Tests, this book will help educators, administrators, and school psychologists support students who have taken or will take the tests. This companion offers the why, how, and what now: • Why there is a need for these new ability tests for gifted identification • How these new tests and test data are used most effectively to identify diverse groups of gifted students • What educators can do now to create more equitable and inclusive gifted programs and service

• Previous Naglieri tests (the NNAT series) have long been a standard in the field of ability testing • Issues of equity and inclusion are hot topics in gifted education • Authors are well-known gifted education experts

Also Recommended:

Dina M. Brulles, Ph.D., is a school administrator and the gifted-education director for Arizona’s Paradise Valley Unified School District. Recognized for her expertise in creating and supervising schoolwide cluster grouping, she also assists districts throughout the United States in developing gifted-education programs. She lives in Peoria, Arizona.

Kimberly Lansdowne, Ph.D., is the founding executive director of the Herberger Young Scholars Academy, a secondary school for highly gifted students at Arizona State University (ASU). At ASU, she also develops and teaches undergraduate and graduate level education classes. Dr. Lansdowne consults nationally with school districts on effective teaching strategies for gifted and talented students. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Jack A. Naglieri, Ph.D., is a research professor at the University of Virginia and senior research scientist at the Devereux Center for Resilient Children. He has published 23 books, 300 scholarly papers, and 48 tests and rating scales. Dr. Naglieri is the author of Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test and the Naglieri General Ability Tests: Verbal, Nonverbal and Quantitative. He presents at local, state, regional, national, and international conferences. Dr. Naglieri lives near Washington, D.C.

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Help elementary students learn, practice, and internalize mindfulness and social emotional skills

New in Teacher Resources

Teaching Kids to Pause, Cope, and Connect Lessons for Social Emotional Learning and Mindfulness

by Mark Purcell, Psy.D., and Kellen Glinder, M.D.

Children today face many challenges that did not exist a generation or two ago, and rates of emotional disorders (including anxiety and depression) have increased steadily over the years. Helping children understand their emotions and behavior when they’re young will set them on a path to being successful students and empathetic people throughout their lives. This book helps educators do that. With easy-to-implement lessons and activities, this book provides classroom-tested techniques to help students:

October 2022

• manage and reduce their anxiety

Key Features

• separate emotions from actions • stop impulsive reactions and respond mindfully to difficult situations • improve social skills, social awareness, and academic performance • develop empathy

978-1-63198-347-4 $34.99 Education/Mindfulness Strategies 168 pp., 1-color, 8½" x 11" Paperback Grades 3–6

• Book directly links mindfulness with social and emotional learning • Easy-to-implement lessons allow educators to explicitly and quickly teach social and emotional skills • Authors are a psychologist and a medical doctor who specialize in mindfulness techniques • The 30 lessons are customizable for various age groups and abilities Digital content includes reproducible student handouts that accompany each lesson plus six bonus lessons.

Also Recommended:

Mark Purcell, Psy.D., (drmarkpurcell.com) is a clinical psychologist who specializes in treating children and families with emotional regulation challenges. He coauthored Mindfulness for Teen Anger, a self-help workbook for adolescents. Follow him on Twitter @dr_mark_purcell. Dr. Purcell lives in San Carlos, California.

Kellen Glinder, M.D., is a practicing pediatrician, the emeritus chair of pediatrics at the Palo Alto Division of the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, and an adjunct clinical assistant professor at Stanford University. He is active in both the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. Follow him on Twitter @drglinder. Dr. Glinder lives in the heart of Silicon Valley, California.

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Recent Releases

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-663-5 $8.99 Available June 2022

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-695-6 $14.99 Available June 2022

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-553-9 $12.99

Available August 2022

Paperback Ages 8–13 978-1-63198-640-6 $10.99

Available August 2022

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Recent Releases

Paperback Ages 13+ 978-1-63198-678-9 $16.99 Available May 2022

Paperback Early Childhood 978-1-63198-656-7 $34.99

Available August 2022

Paperback Ages 13+ 978-1-63198-626-0 $15.99 Available July 2022

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Recent Releases Noteworthy Backlist

Board Books

Board Book Ages birth–2 978-1-57542-423-1 $6.99

Board Book Ages birth–2 978-1-57542-422-4 $6.99

Board Book Ages birth–2 978-1-57542-426-2 $6.99

Board Book Ages birth–2 978-1-57542-427-9 $6.99

Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-57542-200-8 $8.99

Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-57542-196-4 $8.99

Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-57542-128-5 $8.99

Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-63198-466-2 $8.99

Board Book Toddlers 978-1-63198-607-9 $8.99

Board Book Toddlers 978-1-57542-298-5 $8.99

Board Book Toddlers 978-1-57542-314-2 $8.99

Board Book Toddlers 978-1-63198-605-5 $8.99

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-453-2 $8.99

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-380-1 $8.99

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-220-0 $8.99

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-378-8 $8.99

Available April 2022

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Picture Books

Hardcover Ages 4–9 978-1-63198-590-4 $16.99

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-346-3 $11.99

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-525-6 $15.99

Paperback Ages 3–8 978-1-57542-436-1 $11.99

Hardcover Ages 5–9 978-1-63198-546-1 $15.99

Noteworthy Recent Releases Backlist

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-139-5 $12.99

Hardcover Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-362-7 $15.99

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-176-6 $11.99

Hardcover Ages 3–6 978-1-63198-174-6 $15.99

Hardcover Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-299-6 $15.99

Paperback Ages 3–8 PB 978-1-63198-052-7 $11.99

Hardcover Ages 3–8 978-1-57542-461-3 $12.99

Hardcover with jacket Ages 5–8 978-1-63198-651-2 $16.99

Hardcover Ages 5–8 978-1-57542-390-6 $12.99

Hardcover Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-210-1 $14.99

Paperback Ages 5–9 978-1-63198-280-4 $11.99

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Recent Releases Noteworthy Backlist

Board Book Ages birth–2 978-1-63198-448-8 $6.99

English-Spanish Bilingual Editions

Board Book Toddlers 978-1-63198-151-7 $8.99

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-659-8 $8.99

Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-57542-309-8 $8.99

Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-57542-369-2 $8.99

Paperback Ages 4–7 978-1-63198-471-6 $11.95

Paperback Ages 4–7 978-1-57542-310-4 $11.95

Paperback Ages 4–7 978-1-57542-312-8 $11.95

Paperback Ages 4–7 978-1-57542-368-5 $11.95

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-473-6 $12.45

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-036-7 $12.45

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-440-2 $12.45

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-498-9 $12.45

Hardcover Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-476-1 $13.45

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Paperback Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-338-2 $12.45

Paperback Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-335-1 $12.45

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Paperback Ages 3–8 978-1-63198-123-4 $11.99

Hardcover Ages 6–9 978-1-63198-528-7 $13.99

Hardcover Ages 8–12 978-1-63198-430-3 $18.99

Hardcover Ages 6–9 978-1-63198-457-0 $13.99

Hardcover Ages 8–13 978-1-63198-429-7 $18.99

SEL for Kids & Teens

Noteworthy Backlist

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-486-6 $11.99

Paperback Ages 9–13 978-1-63198-497-6 $13.99

Hardcover Ages 6–9 978-1-63198-577-5 $12.99

Hardcover Ages 6–9 978-1-63198-576-8 $12.99

Paperback Ages 8–12 978-1-63198-385-6 $13.99

Paperback Ages 11–14 978-1-57542-302-9 $9.99

Paperback Ages 9–13 978-1-63198-599-7 $19.99

Paperback Ages 8–12 978-1-57542-447-7 $13.99

Paperback Ages 13 & up 978-1-63198-302-3 $16.99

Paperback Ages 13 & up 978-1-63198-530-0 $14.99

Paperback Ages 13 & up 978-1-57542-454-5 $29.99

Paperback Ages 12 & up 978-1-63198-311-5 $15.99

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Noteworthy Backlist

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-455-6 $8.99

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-382-5 $14.99

Hardcover Ages 6–9 978-1-63198-431-0 $13.99

Hardcover Ages 5–9 978-1-63198-331-3 $12.99

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Mental Health Books

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-214-9 $8.99

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-63198-609-3 $14.99

Paperback Ages 4–7 978-1-63198-314-6 $11.95

Hardcover Ages 5–9 978-1-63198-332-0 $12.99

Board Book Ages 2–4 978-1-63198-217-0 $8.99

Hardcover Ages 5–10 978-1-63198-517-1 $14.99

Hardcover Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-444-6 $12.99

Hardcover Ages 5–9 978-1-63198-333-7 $12.99

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Board Book Ages 1–4 978-1-63198-316-0 $8.99

Paperback Ages 3–8 978-1-57542-476-7 $11.99

Paperback Ages 4–8 978-1-57542-138-4 $11.99

Hardcover Ages 5–9 978-1-63198-334-4 $12.99

Mental Health Books

Noteworthy Backlist

Paperback Ages 8–13 978-1-57542-494-1 $10.99

Paperback Ages 8–13 978-1-63198-245-3 $10.99

Paperback Ages 8–13 978-1-63198-065-7 $10.99

Paperback Ages 9–13 978-1-63198-620-8 $14.99

Paperback Ages 9 & up 978-1-63198-277-4 $10.99

Paperback Ages 9 & up 978-1-57542-350-0 $10.99

Paperback Ages 11 & up 978-1-63198-422-8 $12.99

Paperback Ages 9–13 978-1-57542-430-9 $10.99

Paperback Ages 11 & up 978-1-63198-435-8 $14.99

Paperback Ages 13 & up 978-1-63198-596-6 $24.99

Paperback Ages 9–13 978-1-57542-153-7 $10.99

Paperback Ages 13 & up 978-1-63198-460-0 $15.99

Paperback Ages 8–13 978-1-63198-308-5 $9.99

Paperback Ages 9 & up 978-1-63198-026-8 $10.99

Paperback Ages 13 & up 978-1-63198-549-2 $15.99

Paperback Ages 9–13 978-1-63198-322-1 $13.99

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Teacher Resources

Paperback Birth–age 7 978-1-57542-435-4 $34.99

Paperback Early Childhood 978-1-63198-494-5 $29.99

Paperback Birth–age 6 978-1-63198-175-3 $34.99

Paperback Early Childhood 978-1-63198-632-1 $34.99

Paperback Grades K–12 978-1-63198-176-0 $42.99

Paperback Grades K–8 978-1-63198-648-2 $24.99

Paperback Grades K–12 978-1-63198-375-7 $42.99

Paperback Grades 2–5 978-1-63198-514-0 $34.99

Paperback Grades K–8 978-1-63198-623-9 $34.99

Paperback Grades K–12 978-1-63198-207-1 $39.99

Paperback Grades K–8 978-1-63198-353-5 $34.99

Paperback Grades K–12 978-1-63198-479-2 $42.99

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