Books published by publisher Pink Umbrella Books LLC

Duck's best friend Goose is gone for winter and Duck is lonely. The animals try to cheer Duck, but Duck, Duck, Pig is too messy, and Duck, Duck, Moose is too scary. Will Duck be alone until Goose gets back? Or can Duck come up with a game they all can play?"Charming illustrations and an animal story that nicely models emotional intelligence without being preachy." -Kirkus Reviews"Duck, Duck, Moose is a charming illustrated children's tale written in humorous verse about creative solutions to matching different kinds of friends in mutual play." -Midwest Book Review

Duck's best friend Goose is gone for winter and Duck is lonely. The animals try to cheer Duck, but Duck, Duck, Pig is too messy, and Duck, Duck, Moose is too scary. Will Duck be alone until Goose gets back? Or can Duck come up with a game they all can play?"Charming illustrations and an animal story that nicely models emotional intelligence without being preachy." -Kirkus Reviews"Duck, Duck, Moose is a charming illustrated children's tale written in humorous verse about creative solutions to matching different kinds of friends in mutual play." -Midwest Book Review

Unlike most superheroes, Clark's superpowers aren't a secret. And instead of just one, Clark has five superpowers he must learn to control: super hearing, super sight, super smell, super taste, and super feeling. He uses his five superpowers to defeat sensory triggers, and his arch nemesis Igor Ance. This beautifully illustrated picture book helps parents, teachers, students, and friends understand what it's like for these superheroes who have sensory processing disorder and the tricks they learn to control their powers.

When Jasmine Fuentes finds herself thousands of miles from home, forced to hike around in the wilderness of California with a bunch of juvenile delinquents, she's convinced she doesn't belong. Forage for food, build shelter, make fire-Jasmine sets out to learn what she needs to do to ace the program so she can go home and salvage her summer vacation. But the more she tries to prove she doesn't need wilderness therapy, the more desperate her situation becomes. Confronted with life and death, she comes face to face with her past and her imperfections. Will Jasmine ask for help before it's too late?

Oiseau isn't just an ordinary bird: he's magical! When Miss Robinson's class has trouble transitioning from one subject to another, Oiseau uses his magical powers to help. The students race to put away their books and take out the next subject before Oiseau reaches the bottom of his wire. And after he helps Miss Robinson's class, Oiseau helps other children in the community and at home.This classroom management tool is the perfect gift for teachers, coaches, and parents. Purchase your very own Oiseau at CCDSmiles.org and help children with cleidocranial dysplasia.

When Jasmine Fuentes finds herself thousands of miles from home, forced to hike around in the wilderness of California with a bunch of juvenile delinquents, she’s convinced she doesn’t belong. Forage for food, build shelter, make fire—Jasmine sets out to learn what she needs to do to ace the program so she can go home and salvage her summer vacation. But the more she tries to prove she doesn’t need wilderness therapy, the more desperate her situation becomes. Confronted with life and death, she comes face to face with her past and her imperfections. Will Jasmine ask for help before it’s too late?

Unlike most superheroes, Clark's superpowers aren't a secret. And instead of just one, Clark has five superpowers he must learn to control: super hearing, super sight, super smell, super taste, and super feeling. He uses his five superpowers to defeat sensory triggers, and his arch nemesis Igor Ance. This beautifully illustrated picture book helps parents, teachers, students, and friends understand what it's like for these superheroes who have sensory processing disorder and the tricks they learn to control their powers.