Sarah Howden creëert kinderliteratuur gericht op empowerment en onafhankelijkheid. Haar schrijven is erop gericht jonge lezers te inspireren om uitdagingen moedig aan te gaan en de wereld zonder angst te verkennen. Door haar verhalen moedigt ze kinderen aan om zelfvertrouwen en een sterk zelfgevoel te ontwikkelen. Haar werk is ontworpen om de fantasie te prikkelen en tegelijkertijd veerkracht te bevorderen.
A mischievous cone transforms into a delightful adventure for dogs in this charming sequel to Cone Cat. The story follows the antics of a dog who embraces the challenges of wearing a cone, highlighting themes of resilience and friendship. With playful illustrations and a heartwarming narrative, it captures the joy and humor of pet life, making it a perfect read for dog lovers.
A spare, powerful story about taking space to process difficult feelings After something bad happens, a boy feels sad and gray. Mom and Aunt Cheryl try to talk about it, but he feels like running away. So he picks up a shovel and starts digging a tunnel from his room, deep down and into the backyard. Out there, far from the lights of the house, it’s dark enough that he could disappear. But the quiet distance also gives him the space he needs to see his family’s love and start returning home.As he heads back, the journey upward is different. He notices familiar details and tunes into his senses. The tunnel isn’t so scary this time. The boy emerges into his room just as Mom peeks in. When she notices a twig in his hair, he is ready to talk about the tunnel and finds warmth in her gentle acknowledgment: “You came back.”Quiet, emotionally resonant text is paired with grayscale drawings accented with red in this thoughtfully layered exploration of coping with tough emotions, and taking time and space to heal.
A clever cat transforms his cone of shame into a unique advantage, showcasing resourcefulness and creativity. As he navigates challenges, the story highlights themes of resilience and self-acceptance, proving that even perceived limitations can become strengths. This whimsical tale promises humor and inspiration for readers of all ages, celebrating the idea that one can find empowerment in unexpected situations.
Attending a breathtaking performance of The Nutcracker, young Ruby and her sister, Jasmine, learn the story of the American Ballet Theatre’s first African American principal dancer, Misty Copeland. 40,000 first printing. Original. Illustrations.
Presents the life of the African-American activist Viola Desmond, who in 1946 was refused a seat at a movie theatre because of the color of her skin