Books in Elf-Help Books for Kids series

Happy to Be Me!: A Kid Book about Self-Esteem Elf-help Books for Kids - Addressing the needs of children and the adults who care for them. By Christine Adams and Robert J. Butch; Illustrated by R.W. Alley Helping children develop good self-esteem means helping them simply be themselves. It means letting them know how loved and cherished they are-just because of who they are. The elfin friends in this colorful book lead the young reader through a process of self-discovery: exploring uniqueness, building a healthy-self-image, and preparing for challenging situations. Every child in the world is special, gifted, and wonderful. And each one deserves to feel "happy to be me"! This honest and upbeat book will bring real help and understanding. Softcover; 32 pages. 8" by 8".

This Unicorn Coloring Book has a beautiful collection of 50 unicorns illustrations for hours of fun for your child! This entertaining unicorn book would provide hours of stress relief through creative expressions. Designs range in complexity and details from beginner to advanced level. All pictures are on large 8.5 x 11 single sided pages to prevent bleed through of markings and color.

Elf-help Books for Kids - Addressing the needs of children and the adults who care for them. Written by Emily Menedez-Apontel; Illustrated by R.W. Alley A new baby's arrival is an occasion of joy, excitement and anticipation. Yet for a young child, it can be cause for bewilderment, worry, and distress. The best way to help a child through this family transition time is through wise preparation, loving reassurance, and by gently inviting the child's participation in preparing for and taking care of the new baby. Hand-in-hand with endearing elf characters, author Emily Menendez-Aponte shows the way to help your child welcome the new arrival in the family in this useful book. Softcover; 32 pages. 8" x 8".

Hedgehog: Amazing Pictures & Interesting Facts for Kids The hedgehog is a member of kingdom Animalia belonging to the subfamily Erinaceinae. They are small spiny mammals that grow up to 30 centimeters in length. There are various kinds of hedgehogs and they can be found in different parts of Europe, New Zealand, Asia and Africa. There are a total of 17 species found all around the world. Hedgehogs are easily identified because of the spines on their back. These spines are actually hollow hairs made of stiff keratin. They are not poisonous like the quills of a porcupine and they do not detach from the hedgehogs’ body. The only time that it is normal for these spines to fall off is when their baby spines are replaced with adult ones. The process of this shedding or replacement is called quilling. Unless the hedgehog is sick, the spines should be intact on their bodies. Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Hedgehog - Introduction Chapter 2 - Hedgehog - Their Anatomy Chapter 3 - Hedgehog - What Do They Eat? Chapter 4 - Hedgehog - Where Do They Live? Chapter 5 - Hedgehog - How Do They Socialize? Chapter 6 - Hedgehog - How Do They Mate? Chapter 7 - Hedgehog - Babies Chapter 8 - Hedgehog - Behavior Chapter 9 - Hedgehog - Predators Chapter 10 - Hedgehog - Senses Chapter 11 - Hedgehog - Health Chapter 12 - Hedgehog - Lifespan Chapter 13 - Hedgehog - Color Chapter 14 - Hedgehog - Hibernation Chapter 15 - Hedgehog - Population