Books published by publisher Books We Love

Molly and Amalia are neighbors and best friends. But one day, Molly isn’t her usual smiley self. Can Amalia find out what is upsetting her friend?Amalia lives in a yellow and white house, with pretty flowers and a big rocking chair on the porch. She can’t wait to see her friend Molly for lunch!But when Molly arrives at Amalia’s front door, her friend knows straight away that something is wrong.Amalia knows that when someone is sad, you should tell them you care about them and ask how they feel. But Molly doesn’t seem to want to tell her.Will Amalia be able to help her friend talk about her feelings?In Because I Care About You, a young child is upset about having to move away from her best friend. Because they care about each other, the girls explore Molly’s sad feelings together and show strength and trust in the way they talk to and care for one another.Demonstrating a clear, kind way for kids to ask a friend if they’re okay, this educational and heartwarming picture book will open up important conversations between young readers and their caregivers, about the value of compassion and non-judgmental friendship.SCROLL UP TO BUY AND START READING TODAY!This is an excellent book for children 3 - 8 years.

New Territory of Montana 1863. Sarah Bryson’s silent world is destroyed when her so-called fiancé has her kidnapped to prevent his discovery as a gun-runner. After surviving a massacre, she is rescued by Blackfeet warrior, Two Shadows. But in order to reach the safety of his village, they must confront wild animals, ruthless mountain men, treacherous mountain storms, and Crow Indians bent on revenge.Sarah seeks her true identity as a woman. Two Shadows’ struggles with loyalties divided between his love for a white woman and his devotion to his tribe. Whispering Sun captures a time when the Blackfeet are forced to see their way of life disappear. It’s a story where it’s possible for a white woman to decide she belongs with a loving people and a Blackfeet warrior. It’s a story that shows how a half-breed can choose an alliance and find his place in a colliding world. Review:Rita Karnopp has composed both a creative and enduring tale of trials and tribulations that are, oh, too real, and leave an overwhelming impact on the reader. From betrayal, to finding love, she has written a masterpiece that is hard to put down. Cherokee, Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance

The lovable animals from "Oui Love Animals" are back! This time, they're in their natural habitats. "Animals in French and English" teaches children French and English with delightful, colorful characters from throughout the natural world. Animals are labeled with their names in both French and English. The names of their habitats are similarly titled. There are a dozen ecosystems featured, including the ocean, arctic, and farm.

In Trading Faces by Ann Herrick, published by Books We Love, An "Ugly Betty" and a Popular Beauty wind up trading faces—and lives—and the situation is not what either one expected! When 15-year-old Darcy Doane wakes up as Cybil Sheffield, she is thrilled. Cybil is everything Darcy has ever wanted to be. Pretty. Popular. Only… all the attention isn’t exactly what Darcy expected. Especially when her own brother, Joey, is crushing on her. Gross. Cybil is shocked when she looks in the mirror and sees a face she totally doesn’t recognize. She thought not always being the center of attention might be a good thing, but being invisible is hardly bearable. Even her boyfriend, Devon, looks right through her! How can she survive when the only people (except a family of strangers) who even know she's alive are three dipsticks she can't remember ever seeing before?With the school play and an A-List party coming up, Darcy and Cybil have a lot to work out. There’s a learning curve for both of them, especially after they are caught fighting at school and forced by the principal to help her at a Return-to-Work project for displaced women.Trouble is, how do they get their own lives back?

The first four titles in the popular Green and Gold Mystery Series are now available in one specially priced boxed set! Catch up on the adventures of Bethany Graham and her friends in the series’ first four books, January-April.January: Bethany Graham is an introvert almost fourteen year old. Very conscious of her large frame (she feels she’s built like Fort Knox) and plain looks, the last thing Bethany wants in the world is to draw attention to herself. How will she explain to Alexis Evelyn Raquel Rodger the fifth that her mother has hired a sari clad Indian Math tutor for her? February: February isn’t easy for children with one parent. The fourteenth is extra torture for Bethany as there’s going to be a school dance at the end of the month and Lexi keeps asking her whom she’s going with. Bethany knows she isn’t ready for dances and definitely doesn’t want a boyfriend till she’s thirty…or does she? Deep down she knows that thought she doesn’t want to go, but it would be nice just to be asked. March: Bethany was looking forward to her birthday until the worst happens. Her great aunt Hattie and great uncle Elmer need a place to stay for a month and what does her mother do but invite them to Rainbow Meadows. They are the least favorite of Beth’s relatives and her birthday is ruined. April: Murder and mayhem erupt in a quiet retirement home and suddenly the members of the Green and Gold Club have their hands full. Are the old folk in the California Retirement Home dying naturally or is something very strange going on?"Kakade tackles themes of peer pressure, alienation and bigotry toward different races and ethnic groups by interweaving teens from different backgrounds united in the common goal of solving a mystery. As the teens learn each other’s strengths and weaknesses, they learn to accept each other for whom they really are, not who they pretend to be. Younger teens graduating from Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys will find a smooth transition to more adult mysteries here." ~ Melanie C. Duncan, Foreword Review"Sometimes the best thing to do in order to get through boring homework is to find a way to make it fun. Does that involve a feisty elderly woman, a robbery, and math homework that seems really hard? Sure it does, if you’re reading the January Green and Gold Mystery. I like that this story deals with things a teenager would understand—bullying, homework, single parents, and the stress of life. You can identify with the characters and their struggles to fit in or deal with their situations. Ms. Kakade writes a story that is relevant to teens today and is something they can immerse themselves in. This story harkens back to the good old series with the Great Dane, but in an intelligent can’t -put -it -down -until -the -last -page fashion. If you want a story filled with twists, turn, and characters you won’t forget, then you need to read The January Green and Gold Mystery. I give this story 4 suns." Tiger Lily, Long and Short Reviews

The best selling, anxiety-curing book by self-help YouTuber, psychotherapist and anxiety-survivor, Jodi Aman that will help you stop your anxiety for good: Filled with stories and examples of people with the worse anxieties getting past it, outlining exactly HOW they did it in an easy-to-practice step by step guide, You 1, Anxiety 0 has been called “the best self help book you’ll ever read.”Has anxiety take up a huge part of your day? Do you worry about bad things happening to you or someone you love? Do you avoid regular activities because of anxiety? Is it affecting your relationships? Are you afraid of what people think of you? Did you wish you didn’t have to suffer with anxiety anymore? Anxiety is Curable! After reading You 1, Anxiety 0 you will:Understand the biology of anxiety and no longer be afraid of it.Know the lies that anxiety tells so you no longer believe them.Hone your skills and abilities to get rid of anxiety before it comes. Aman struggled from anxiety and panic for two decades. Once she clawed my way out of it and completely cured herself, she began teaching the practical steps she used with the clients in her psychotherapy practice. They worked!105,000 problems. Solved! After working with thirty-five people a week, discussing about three problems an hour, fifty weeks a year for twenty years, Aman’s helped people unpack 105,000 problems. Now it is time to help you, too! Anxiety doesn’t play fair. It antagonizes you. It lies to you. It steals away the best parts of you. Don’t let it keep cheating you out of happiness! You are too important. In You 1, Anxiety 0, Aman highlights the ways anxiety manipulates and entraps us, and offers valuable tools you can use to see through anxiety’s mind tricks and break free from the prison of fear, stress and doubt. The good news is that anxiety is curable. Even if you’ve had it forever. Even if therapy hasn’t worked. Even if you feel hopeless. This book: helps you understand why you suffer from anxiety explains the biology of fear so you are not longer afraid disempowers anxiety by exposing the tricks it uses shares the skills you need to empower yourself and retrain your brain teaches you self-compassion provides practical daily rituals you can use to keep calm in this crazy world.You 1, Anxiety 0 makes winning your life back from anxiety practical and easy to follow, giving you tons of examples so you can feel and understand what to do at every level- physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Exercises are included in every section getting you right on the shortest path to healing from anxiety.

The best selling, anxiety-curing book by self-help YouTuber, psychotherapist and anxiety-survivor, Jodi Aman that will help you stop your anxiety for good: Filled with stories and examples of people with the worse anxieties getting past it, outlining exactly HOW they did it in an easy-to-practice step by step guide, You 1, Anxiety 0 has been called “the best self help book you’ll ever read.”Has anxiety take up a huge part of your day? Do you worry about bad things happening to you or someone you love? Do you avoid regular activities because of anxiety? Is it affecting your relationships? Are you afraid of what people think of you? Did you wish you didn’t have to suffer with anxiety anymore? Anxiety is Curable! After reading You 1, Anxiety 0 you will:Understand the biology of anxiety and no longer be afraid of it.Know the lies that anxiety tells so you no longer believe them.Hone your skills and abilities to get rid of anxiety before it comes. Aman struggled from anxiety and panic for two decades. Once she clawed my way out of it and completely cured herself, she began teaching the practical steps she used with the clients in her psychotherapy practice. They worked!105,000 problems. Solved! After working with thirty-five people a week, discussing about three problems an hour, fifty weeks a year for twenty years, Aman’s helped people unpack 105,000 problems. Now it is time to help you, too! Anxiety doesn’t play fair. It antagonizes you. It lies to you. It steals away the best parts of you. Don’t let it keep cheating you out of happiness! You are too important. In You 1, Anxiety 0, Aman highlights the ways anxiety manipulates and entraps us, and offers valuable tools you can use to see through anxiety’s mind tricks and break free from the prison of fear, stress and doubt. The good news is that anxiety is curable. Even if you’ve had it forever. Even if therapy hasn’t worked. Even if you feel hopeless. This book: helps you understand why you suffer from anxiety explains the biology of fear so you are not longer afraid disempowers anxiety by exposing the tricks it uses shares the skills you need to empower yourself and retrain your brain teaches you self-compassion provides practical daily rituals you can use to keep calm in this crazy world.You 1, Anxiety 0 makes winning your life back from anxiety practical and easy to follow, giving you tons of examples so you can feel and understand what to do at every level- physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Exercises are included in every section getting you right on the shortest path to healing from anxiety.

Insulting a guy in a wheelchair--is that any way to start a romance? Her parent's divorce did not wipe out their traditional family values. Dad is still way too self-centered, Mom is still resentful, Russ is still shoving food in his mouth and Sivia doesn't need any more drama. But when the new student, obnoxious and legless Keeley, becomes her project partner, her life becomes even more complicated. Family friction, peer pressure and her overly controlling father are threats her budding relationship, butprejudices she never knew she had and doesn't want to acknowledge are the biggest hurdle of all.

Can Kaysie have a summer romance with Troy and still remain true to Brian? After all, Brian did tell her to have a fling or two while she was on vacation! But what happens when feelings and hormones collide? Can Kaysie trust her heart to stay on track? And how is she going to keep an eye on her mother and Troy's father--who just happens to be Mom's former summer romance? How did fun in the summer sun get so complicated, anyway?***I so never planned on having a summer romance. And I totally never expected my mother to have one. I mean, she's such a relic that her husband is actually my father. But I'm getting ahead of myself. I want to tell this story before I forget it. After all, in just a few short years I'll be in my twenties and I'll start losing ten thousand brain cells a day.So, near as I can remember, this is the beginning …****"Wake up, sleepyhead."An elbow jabbed my ribs. Brian's elbow. Panic! Confusion! What was I doing waking up with Brian? I'd be grounded until the next century!"Kaysie, you were the one who wanted to see the sunrise. Remember?" Brian sighed. "That's why we've been parked at the edge of Stanton Pond for the last hour.""Oh …" I lifted my head from Brian's shoulder. "Right."I yawned and stretched, then focused my eyes on the horizon. The sky turned pink. Rays of pale golden light filtered through the maple trees lining the far side of the pond. The sky grew brighter until the great yellow sphere appeared. I closed my eyes. Even in the car I felt the warmth of the sun on my face.I hoped it signaled a beginning and not an end. I hadn't really wanted to see the sunrise so much as I'd wanted to spend another hour with Brian. I mean, at long last, after several false starts, I actually had a boyfriend. Being with him for his graduation party wasn't enough. Not when, in a few short hours, I would be dragged off to Lake Whatamacallit for a whole month."I'm going to miss you," Brian said."Me, too." It totally wasn't fair. We'd started dating only two months ago. For a moment, I almost smiled as I remembered celebrating my sixteenth birthday at The Pizza Parlor with my best friend, Venetia. Brian had strolled by and noticed the candles on my sausage-and-mushroom pizza."So, you're sixteen now …," he'd said with a big smile.Next day he called and asked me out. I was so shocked I needed a self-inflicted Heimlich maneuver. Not that I was couple crazed. But I was ready to relate. I managed to say Yes. I mean, on the Boy-o-meter scale, Brian was definitely cute, almost to the point of being hot, and, not-so-incidentally, he was a main brain."I wish I'd get more time off this summer," Brian said, dragging me back to the present. "Then I could visit you.""Me, too." I tried to swallow the trace of resentment I still had after hearing about Brian's job. Only one day off every two weeks! Not enough time to drive up from Connecticut to visit me in New Hampshire. Okay, being a counselor at the camp for disadvantaged kids was important to him. I guess that was one of the reasons I cared about him. But there was this small part of me okay, a not-so-small part that wished he couldn't live without me. I mean, is that too much to ask?Then, out of the currently clear blue sky, Brian said those magic words, "I love you." He twisted his school ring off his finger and held it up to me. "And … and I'd like you to wear this."Whoa! No one I knew gave a girl his school ring. That was the kind of thing that went on in the olden days when Mom was young. But when I saw the sunlight bouncing off the gold, I lusted after that ring. "Oh, Brian," I whispered as I reached for it."But, well, um … we have to say goodbye for now." He stuck the ring back on his finger! Brian was quiet for a moment, then said, "I I don't know exactly how to say this. But, uh, after you come back, if we … we still feel the same way about each other, would you take my ring then?""I do

In Ann Herrick's "All's Fair in Love and Words" published by Books We Love, Laurel can't handle her new authority as editor of the yearbook, especially when it comes to Matt, the new guy at school who has her head spinning. Is she doing what's best for the yearbook, or what's best for her? Is she being unfair to Matt, or is he trying to use her? To complicate matters, her best friend's love life is falling apart, her home life is driving her crazy with parents who are frantic about their upcoming high-school reunion and a sister who has suddenly become klutz of the century. Can Laurel help her best friend, survive her chaotic household and resolve her war of words with Matt without losing at love? ". . . A fun romp through Laurel and Matt's senior year. Getting what you ask for can really complicate your life, especially when it makes you the boss of a potential boyfriend. Ms. Herrick does a nice job of leading her characters through the confusing time that is high school. Laurel learns that balancing work and romance is difficult work and that compromise is the name of the game." ~ Brenda Edde, Timeless Tales". . . Ms. Herrick winds her light and humorous touch around the age-old teenage insecurities surrounding romance, other people's opinions, and self-image. Self-discovery can be both painful and rewarding, with a touch of rueful humor. . ." ~ Jeanette Cotrell, eBook Reviews Weekly

Sun, surf, sand and Alex--Katie was swept away! Katie eagerly agrees to pretend she is Alex's girlfriend for the summer in order to protect his job. Amid sundrenched waves, they develop a friendship that is on the verge of turning romantic, when who should arrive but Nicole, Alex's old girlfriend. In three days, Nicole ruins Katie's relationship with Alex. So Katie gets involved with Logan, Nicole's handsome older brother, though Alex is the one for her.Soon enough Katie learns that fake romances can get out of hand and lead to complications she never imagined. Reviews“…a great teen love story…lots of angst, lots of funny moments, some steamy kisses, and a great heroine…Sarah, Fallen Angel Reviews “…a wonderful story that draws you into it, and you want to go on and spend more time with the characters… a story you should put on your summer reading list…”Lydia Funneman, Writers Unlimited “…a really great and funny read.”Yasmine, Romance Junkies

Learn the seasons of the year in French and English with the great impressionist painter, Claude Monet. This bilingual volume features 16 paintings, each spread out across two pages. On every even page is a French sentence-- on the odd side, an English sentence. Each season has 4 paintings. One of these paintings introduces the season ("Au printemps…" / "In spring…"), while the other three cover specific weather events ("Il pleut" / "It rains"). Some of the paintings in "Les Quatre Saisons" include: "Spring by the Seine", "The Beach at Honfleur", "Woman with a Parasol - Madame Monet and Her Son", and selections from the "Haystacks" series.