Books in It's Not Easy series

Phil the tiny triceratops is always trying to compete with the other little dinosaurs. He wants to be the best at everything, but that’s not always possible.Phil will discover that maybe there is not one dinosaur who is the best but a bunch of cool dinosaurs who are all good at different things.Children will enjoy the fun story filled with a variety of cute dinosaurs as they discover something about themselves with Phil.

Lucy the unicorn has trouble making friends with the other animals. She thinks she needs to look like a horse to hang out with the horses, or like a zebra to hang out with the zebras. She disguises herself with paint, costumes, and hats in her attempt to fit in with the different animals. Unfortunately for Lucy, this doesn’t seem to work. Should Lucy just try to be herself? Kids will laugh at Lucy’s not-so-creative disguises as they learn the value of being themselves.(Age recommended 3-8)

Brian is a little T-Rex who has problems because of his tiny arms. Many of the activities he cannot do are easy for others with long arms, but that doesn’t stop Brian the T-Rex from finding new and interesting ways to play sports, hit a piñata, and enjoy other activities. Each time Brian figures out a new solution, he wonders how it will help him with similar activities. Kids will enjoy thinking of more answers for Brian, from what sports he’d be good at to how can he make a pizza. Kids will learn that no matter the problem, you can always find a solution.

Bulber is a little monster who is proud of his job. What does he do? Well, he normally scares kids, but this isn’t easy to do on Halloween. Because on this day, kids transform into very scary creatures, and Bulber is usually the one running away. This little monster always hates Halloween, but everything just might change this year, after an unexpected act of kindness. Kids will enjoy the hilarious illustrations and learn how even monsters can change if treated differently. (Age Recommended 2-8)

Samantha thinks being a princess is not so fun if she has to eat broccoli, go to bed early, and brush her teeth. But this little princess will discover that the chores she’s tired of aren’t exclusive to a princess. This book is made to encourage children to read by themselves. Through repetition, simple words, and illustrations that support the text, this book offers a valuable lesson not only for princesses.(Age recommended 2-8)