Suzie loves to sing and dance and read and dream,

but she prefers to do these things alone.

Because when she feels other children

are watching her, Blush shows up.

At school, Suzie can usually hide Blush well,

but when the teacher asks her a question one day,

she notices that her cheeks suddenly start to glow . . .

A picture book about a shy girl who overcomes

her insecurities. For children ages 5 years and up.

Sammy knows ALL about dogs. So when Gertie joins his family,

he knows exactly what she’ll love! Except Gertie doesn’t like

chasing balls or squeaky toys, and she does not enjoy cuddles.

Sammy realizes that not all dogs are the same. But that’s ok.

He’ll work hard to figure out what Gertie really likes.

A sweet story about embracing differences in others.

For children ages 5 years and up.

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