Books in Concept Books series

Stacy sometimes feels jealous of her new baby sister Ashley, wishing she would go away, but when Ashley dies of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Stacy must find a way to cope with her guilt and with her family's loss.

A young child learns that nobody's perfect, yet people can be wonderful just the same.

Sadie Can Count is the first in a series of multi-sensory books, containing large print and Braille text, full color and sculpted tactile pictures. This simple uncontracted Braille poem is appropriate for all beginning Braille and print readers both young and old. Color and rhythm concepts are also introduced.

Sam and his classmates are affected by the sudden death of their teacher's son and decide to express their feelings in a permanent way

Little Bear wants to stop wetting his bed at night, and his parents patiently help him realize that that will happen when the time is right.

A wooly little caterpillar metamorphosizes into a beautiful tiger moth.

Jamie's theory that Thursdays are magical is shaken during his mother's illness.

As Nicky helps his little sister pack to spend an overnight with a friend, they choose from things that are too big, too little, and just right

All kinds of sounds in and around a busy household defeat the family's attempt to keep the baby asleep

Until an older cousin tells Little Bunny that preschool is scary, Little Bunny is eagerly awaiting preschool, and on the first day of school Little Bunny meets his teacher, makes a new friend, and finds out preschool is not that bad.

As Lena and her family head out in their boat to go crabbing, memories of her recently deceased brother are everywhere, and the family, with Lena's help, finds a way to ease their sadness.

Explores the world of shapes through photographs of nature