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  • Ken the Keeper

    Courtney Kotloski, Orange Hat Publishing

    Audible Audiobook (Orange Hat Publishing, Feb. 2, 2019)
    "A stitch here. A blanket to stay warm. A day in my hands and their hearts begin to heal." (Ken the Keeper) Ken the Keeper is a story that celebrates the spirit of animal lovers everywhere. Ken is a real kid that loves animals so much he started The Happy Animals Club, a no-kill animal shelter that cares for all living creatures until they are ready to be set free. With donations from people all around the world, Ken rescues thousands of animals each year. Ken the Keeper shines a light on the power of helping the helpless; be a Keeper! Ken the Keeper is the second book in the Gnat & Corky Series, which celebrates the spirit of real kids. Duo Gnat & Corky bring beautiful messages to life for all ages.
  • The Wishing Star

    Jacqueline Borthwick

    Paperback (Orange Hat Publishing, Aug. 5, 2019)
    As Michael and his mother gaze out the window at the millions of stars in the sky, he questions if wishes really come true if you wish on a star. He also wonders how to know which star is a wishing star. He goes to bed dreaming of the many things he might wish for, when he is awakened by a loud noise and a very bright light. To Michael’s amazement, a real wishing star is in his room. He is now faced with the difficult decision of wishing for the things he wants or wishing for what someone else needs.
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  • Dear Black Boy: It's Ok to Cry

    Ebony Lewis

    Hardcover (Orange Hat Publishing, July 28, 2019)
    Author Ebony Lewis hopes that Dear Black Boy: It’s Ok to Cry will serve as a part of the necessary conversations around the world about mental health, especially when it comes to the African American community. She wrote this book not just for boys, but for parents, community leaders, youth, everyone from all backgrounds to find the strength and courage to feel comfortable embracing emotions and seeking help when needed.
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  • Austin and Jex: Dino Trouble

    Beatriz Rare

    language (Orange Blue Publishing, Aug. 5, 2019)
    Austin’s vivid imagination gets a little out of control when his parents take him to a dinosaur museum. When a T-Rex comes to life, Austin finds himself in big trouble! He tries to get other dinosaurs to help him, but all are scared of the mean T-Rex. How will Austin escape when the T-Rex wants him for lunch? Fortunately, a surprising ally will come to his rescue: a new friend who’s brave enough…and bored enough to stand up for Austin. Kids will enjoy joining Austin’s adventure through his imagination and experience a thrilling dinosaur world.(Age Recommended 3-8)
  • The Very Mannered Monster

    Jax Jameson, Kellen Roggenbuck

    Paperback (Orange Hat Publishing, Oct. 25, 2017)
    There are many reasons to have good manners. Manners help everyone get along and feel comfortable. Manners create a good impression of you to others. Manners build self esteem for you and others. Manners can do all that, and they're free!
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  • Ordinary Girl

    Pamela Gossiaux

    eBook (Tri-Cat Publishing, April 28, 2019)
    #1 International Best Seller!He seemed like a nice guy…until he sold her. A cautionary, relevant novel about sex trafficking.Trafficked!I close my eyes and pretend I’m not me anymore. I try not to smell his stale breath on my face or feel what he’s doing to me. It’s over quickly, and this one doesn’t want to stay. He stands, zips his pants, and leaves.The shift seems harder than usual, and my skin crawls worse with each new man who enters my motel room. I want to leave, to run, but Tommy’s thug is standing guard out in the parking lot. And if he leaves, there’s always someone else. Always. There’s no chance of escape.Ever.A harrowing tale of a high school senior who’s headed for college, but suddenly finds herself the victim of sex trafficking. Based on true-life accounts of survivors, Heather’s story reveals a dark and dangerous world where you can trust no one. Will she survive?
  • Ken the Keeper

    Courtney Kotloski, Natalie Sorrentino

    Hardcover (Orange Hat Publishing, Oct. 4, 2018)
    “A stitch here. A blanket to stay warm. A day in my hands and their hearts begin to heal.” - Ken the Keeper Ken the Keeper is a story that celebrates the spirit of animal lovers everywhere. Ken is a real kid that loves animals so much he started The Happy Animals Club, a no-kill animal shelter that cares for all living creatures until they are ready to be set free. With donations from people all around the world, Ken rescues thousands of animals each year. Ken the Keeper shines a light on the power of helping the helpless; be a Keeper! Ken the Keeper is the second book in the Gnat & Corky Series, which celebrates the spirit of real kids. With words and watercolor author/illustrator duo Gnat & Corky bring beautiful messages to life for all ages.
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  • Flying Fiona and Jacob at the Dentist

    Jessica O'Leary, Eve Funnell

    eBook (Orange Hat Publishing, Nov. 19, 2019)
    Flying Fiona and Jacob at the Dentist is a fun, new rhyming book about a child's first dentist visit. It will delight your toddler and school-aged child from ages 0-7 while encouraging a love of reading during story time and playtime.This is the perfect book to create positive associations and attitude about going to the dentist. Just before getting started, Jacob meets a new friend, Flying Fiona, who is a tiny fairy that's hiding on each page. Jacob will get his teeth x-rayed, cleaned, and learn about the tools a dental hygienist uses, all while making choices and feeling in control. Flying Fiona helps Jacob learn about brushing and flossing the right way. He also gets his teeth checked for cavities by the dentist and finally gets a fluoride treatment to keep his teeth strong. The character's lively expressions and relaxed body language shows how they are feeling during each step of the dental appointment.This is the first kid's dentist book in the series Flying Fiona, and it helps children along with their parents and caregivers navigate this new dental experience. The illustrations show updated technology in a dental office along with things from the past like a prize box for a job well done.What this book will do:Prepare your child for a successful teeth cleaning.Show accurate illustrations, so when your child is in the dental office, they will see those same things and have a sense of familiarity, which is calming.Help kids feel happy, confident, and excited to learn and experience this major milestone.Teach children best practices on how to care for their teeth for a lifetime.Use appropriate titles for each person Jacob meets so kids will know that they meet two people while in the dental chair.What this book will not do:Use any negative or coercive words. No one learns or has fun with those methods of teaching.Show a cavity getting fixed, which is not routinely done at a teeth cleaning visit for a child.Use words like shot, drill, decay, extraction, or tooth pulling because this book simply discusses a child's first teeth cleaning appointment.Illustrate any scared, angry, worried, or sad characters in it.Display outdated practices, as that is not accurately preparing your child for what they will see at their dental visit.
  • I Am a Girl of Color

    Deanna Singh, Rozalia Hernandez-Singh

    Hardcover (Orange Hat Publishing, Sept. 14, 2017)
    This children’s picture book is a tribute to the beauty and power girls of color possess. It is a positive visual image of girls of color to counter the ones that now consume our mainstream media. The children depicted in the book represent all different ethnic backgrounds, engaging in the joy of childhood. It is a more accurate reflection of what we see in our homes and communities—amazing girls of color that will become phenomenal women.Through the use of empowering words and beautiful illustrations, children are guided through a practice of self-affirmation. With a focus on girls of different ethnic backgrounds, the book highlights how all girls of color have intrinsic value.
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  • A Bunny's Christmas Eve Adventure

    Anna Schumacher, Jessica Rogers

    Hardcover (Orange Hat Publishing, Nov. 1, 2019)
    With magic in the air and windows glistening bright, this story finds 3 children waking in the morning to see a bunny outside their window. Knowing that this Christmas Eve is to be filled with joy they follow the bunny to their mothers favorite tree.This leads them through a cheerful and snow-covered adventure that will forever keep their Christmas spirit bright.
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  • Spies, Soldiers, Couriers, & Saboteurs: Women of the American Revolution

    K M Waldvogel

    Paperback (Orange Hat Publishing, July 18, 2019)
    The Revolutionary War has divided the country. Neighbor has turned against neighbor. Family members argue with family members. Angry rumblings of "no taxation without representation" surround you.You dream of a new country and crave independence from Britain. But do you have the courage to act on your feelings? Will you spy on the enemy? Will you fight for freedom? Are you willing to risk your life for your beliefs?These are the stories of courageous women who did just that.
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  • The Sea Glass Treasure

    Shelly Peters, Anna Murfield

    Hardcover (Orange Hat Publishing, Jan. 13, 2020)
    A fantastical voyage of a glass fishing float, that's been on the move for years. Come follow its adventures of wonder and doubt, and even a few sad tears. But please don't fret over the changes in this journey, for the outcome will be grand. And a lesson for us all, to embrace life's turns, even if it's different than what we have planned.