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Eric Carle
A tiny caterpillar eats its way through the days of the week — and a lot of food — before becoming a beautiful butterfly. Die-cut pages invite little fingers to follow along.
Adir Levy & Ganit Levy
An interactive choose-your-path story: at each point in his day, the reader decides what Danny does next — and sees how every choice leads somewhere different.
Carol McCloud
Everyone carries an invisible bucket that holds good feelings. Kind words and actions fill buckets — ours and others' — while unkind ones empty them.
Shel Silverstein
A tree gives everything it has to a boy it loves, from apples and shade to its branches and trunk, as the boy grows into an old man.
Trudy Ludwig
Brian feels invisible at school — never picked, never invited. When a new student arrives, one small act of kindness helps Brian finally feel seen.
Charlie Mackesy
Four unlikely friends share short conversations about kindness, courage and what really matters, in hand-drawn ink illustrations.
R. J. Palacio
Auggie Pullman, born with a facial difference, goes to a mainstream school for the first time. The story is told by Auggie and the people around him.
Sean Covey
A practical guide for teenagers on taking responsibility, setting goals, managing time, building friendships and making good decisions.
Atfal Compass
