Books with title MC's Big Move

"Ava's Big Move" gives a voice to a bright eyed little girl as she is set to leave her home, and all of her favorite things, in preparation for her mom's new job. The book demonstrates the power of positive thinking, supports the notion that all things end well, and celebrates the peace that is found in forming new relationships. Join Ava as she navigates the complete series explaining life, and all the exciting adventures it offers, as only a child can.

Every time toddler Andrew walks into his bedroom, something else has disappeared into packing boxes as his family prepares to move. Distraught, he calls his grandmother in tears to tell her what is happening and to let her know that he is not liking it very much. She reassures him that everything will turn out all right, and that his precious possessions will arrive at the new house, "Absolutely, rootly, tootly, kazootly!" And she's right! On moving day, even the little mouse who appears throughout the book finds that all the boxes have arrived. Andrew is delighted as he unpacks his books, and his bears, and his computer and puts them in his new room. Best of all, his very own bed is there, just waiting for his dad to put it together, and his mom puts up his new curtains. Overjoyed, he calls his grandmother to report she was right and decides that his new bedroom is the best--"Absolutely, rootly, tootly, kazootly!"

Let's face it. Moving is scary. Different places, different people (or dogs), different customs. It's a lot for a dog - or child - to take in; in fact, it's enough to make even the sturdiest dog run and hide. When Arwen's friend Spike learns he is moving to the Big Apple, all the dogs in the dog park get together to try to help Spike find the positive side of moving and Arwen, spunky as ever, tells Spike all about her big move, from one country to another, to join a family of humans in Chicago. This is the first in a series of books following little Arwen, a tiny teacup chihuahua with a huge heart and presence, as she and her doggie pals face the milestones of growing up, from puppies to big dogs on campus. A heart-warming tale sure to help children who are facing big moves see what a great adventure moving can be.Written by a mother of two active little girls and one very bossy chihuahua, these books were written and told to her own human daughters to help them through their own life transitions.

Moving is hard, no matter who you are. Meet Cody, the handsome red chick who thought he would live in his barn forever. This wise and wonderful tale will entertain your child as Cody learns how to let go of what was and embrace his new life. The Letting Go series was created by JoAnn Brumit and written in collaboration with Lindsey Townsend to help children cope with loss and transition and face the future with hope and courage.