Books published by publisher The T.I.M.M.-E. Company, Inc.

Spanish translation of We Are All The Same Inside by Timothy D. Bellavia. Using a multimedia format, readers are introduced to Sage, an alien with no outside skin, who explores diversity and teaches that we are all the same on the inside. This publication was originally released in 2000 and won a Christopher Award nomination for Best Children's Picture Book.

Sage Goes to Kindergarten is another result of the author's collaboration with 24 third graders. Each student participant created a Sage doll as well as illustrated a spread that was published within this 32 page picture book. The book chronicles Sage's entry into the public school system in NYC. This acclaimed title deals with issues of inclusion and students with special needs.

Lesson Book 2 provides a seamless transition from Book 1. It introduces three-string chords along with the natural notes on strings four, five, and six. Additional new concepts include eighth notes, chromatics (sharps, flats and naturals), pick-up notes, ties, and rests. Students are encouraged to strum chords to accompany the melody whenever possible. Many optional teacher duets are included. (Students may enjoy playing the teacher duet parts as well!) Every song title has three tracks on the CD: 1) the teacher duet on the left channel and the student solo on the right channel; 2) an orchestration at a performance tempo where the instrumentation and music style enhance the various moods of each individual piece; 3) the same orchestration at a slower (practice) tempo. Recordings available online.

An eye-opening account of a Japanese family that survives the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945, and their trials and tribulations of post-war living. The author was awarded the Austrian National Prize for this book, in addition to the City of Vienna Juvenile Book Prize. This is the "First Cadmus Edition" which states on the title page "This Special Edition is Published by Arrangement with the Publishers of the Regular Edition, Ives Washburn, Inc." Originally published as Sadako Will Leben.

Sage Goes to Kindergarten is another result of the author's collaboration with 24 third graders. Each student participant / illustrator created a Sage doll as well as illustrated a spread that was published within this 32 page picture book. The book chronicles Sage's entry into the public school system in NYC. This acclaimed title deals with issues of inclusion and students with special needs.

Although (Pieces of Ice) has illustrations, simple language, and point of view seemingly through the eyes of a child, the reader quickly realizes that the book is not for a child. There are tales of humiliation, parental indifference, religious intolerance, unrequited love, even a bout with skin cancer - all of which somehow ride the line between sadness and hilarity.