$5.99

A fun and educational story about Hippoty the frog. Hippoty is sad because he feels he lacks a talent most frogs have. He soon befriends a bird who feels he lacks something other birds have. By the end of the story they learn not to be sad because of what they lack but to be proud of what abilities they have. Richly illustrated by Melanie Frisk.  approx. 8.5" x 10.75", 7 pages, color.

$7.95

Name calling... a form of bullying is common in schools and on playgrounds.  Two out of three children experience being teased once a month.  Bullying has risen to a new level in the current age of social media.  Bullying is NOT a rite of passage.  Allowing name calling and bullying to go unchecked damages mental and physical health, and perpetuates a cycle that can lead to ever greater violence.  Together, as teachers, students and parents we must lead the fight to eliminate bullying in all its forms. 5 x 8, 26 pages, illustrated.

$14.00

Two classmates communicate by letters long after they have finished school, 6 x 9, 184 pages

$29.50

Poetry of the Northwest U.S., 7 x 9, 122 pages, color illus.

$11.99

Author Joan Brown is a diabetic advocate. Having participated in many classes, groups, and forums on diabetes mellitus, and also having lived with diabetes for many years, it has become like a shadow to her. No longer in denial or petrified, she now takes things in stride one day at a time. Lifestyle changes and management is difficult but she continues to try harder at maintaining control. Here she offers ideas and testimony of living with diabetes. Currently she speaks at events, some churches, and other forums, about diabetes and the importance of awareness. 5.75 x 6.75, 82 pages.