Books with title I Am Just Right

The boy in this book is growing and changing-- but that isn't a bad thing.Celebrate growth and self-acceptance in this simple, sweetly illustrated story about a bunny who is getting too big for baby things-- but who is just right all the same.The boy in this book is too big for his crib, his shoes, and his tricycle. And he is too big for Grandpa to pick up. But he is just right for his big-boy bed, his new shirt, and his bicycle. And he is just right for a hug from Grandpa, for his sister, and for this book. David McPhail's simple story and softly colored, warm illustrations create a book that's just right for preschoolers and kindergarteners, who are growing up themselves. It's just right to share with the little ones in your life.

The boy in this book is growing and changing--just like you! Self-acceptance and change are celebrated when a child gives up babyish ways and becomes a "big boy!"The boy in this book is too big for his crib, his shoes, and his tricycle. And he is too big for Grandpa to pick up. But he is just right for his big-boy bed, his new shirt, and his bicycle. And he is just right for a hug from Grandpa, for his sister, and for this book. He is just right! Delightful illustrations by David McPhail make this confidence-building picture book just right for preschoolers and kindergarteners.A celebration of self-acceptance, growth, and change!

Celebrate change with your growing baby as a young boy gets bigger and tries new things.The boy in this book is too big for his crib, his shoes, and his tricycle. And he is too big for Grandpa to pick up.But he is just right for his big-boy bed, his new shirt, and his bicycle. And he is just right for a hug from Grandpa, for his sister, and for this book. He is just right!Delightful illustrations by David McPhail make this confidence building board book just right for toddlers. A celebration of self-acceptance, growth, and change!

Three brothers. One parties too much. Another one's too sensitive. Can the third brother be just what she's looking for?Flaxen Hunter wants to live life to the fullest, and if that means dating two of the Bexar brothers, then so be it. But when those relationships don't work out, she finds herself in an awkward position with Kyle, the youngest Bexar brother.With a lost corgi and a storm rolling in, Flaxen must face some truths about herself and about Kyle. Is it possible she'll find a romance just right for her?♥ Buy Just Right today to explore a love that's not too hot and not too cold.♥Welcome back to Grimmly Woods where your favorite fairy tales get a whole new twist.

Wacky Mayla Strong has finally given her life to God. But does He really want a purple-haired girl with piercings?When purple-haired Mayla Strong slumps into the back pew of her mother’s church she has only one goal—to get Mama off her back. But Pastor Paul’s message pierces her soul, she’s strutting down the aisle in front of the bug-eyed congregation, lip stud and all.Baptized on the spot, Mayla comes out of the water knowing one thing for certain: life will never be the same.“Smith writes with wit and honesty in this chick lit parable for walking in faith in a lost and dying world.” – RT Book Reviews (4-stars)

The pitching machine hurled the first pitch. It was just like at the cages! Carlos was comfortable. He lifted his left leg slightly. Then he turned his hips to the ball. He swung the bat. Crack! Finding the ""right book"" for struggling learners is essential to build both confidence and proficiency. Reading supports must be seamless, so that struggling readers are not stigmatized. The District 13 series does just that- written using carefully chosen vocabulary and simple sentences, the novels offer compelling teen stories about characters that interest young adult readers. Using sports as a backdrop, these edgy and mature titles confront issues that are of great importance to urban teens, especially teenaged boys: Coming of age, dating, fitting in, friendships, drugs, self-esteem, and school. Straightforward plots move readers through the 48-pages of text quickly and efficiently with satisfying resolutions. District 13 series. Finding the right book for struggling readers is essential to build both confidence and proficiency. Reading supports must be seamless, so that struggling readers are not stigmatized. The District 13 series does just thatwritten using carefully chosen vocabulary and simple sentences, the novels offer compelling teen stories about characters that interest young adult readers. Using sports as a backdrop, these edgy and mature titles confront issues that are of great importance to urban teens, especially teenaged boys: Coming of age, dating, fitting in, friendships, drugs, self-esteem, and school. Straightforward plots move readers through the 48 pages of text quickly and efficiently with satisfying resolutions.

After her first day of kindergarten, Sophie is troubled by the cruel things that some of her classmates were saying about the way she looks. Sophie later discovers her true identity through stories about slavery and her African American history. She then accepts the way she looks and realizes that true beauty is on the inside. (Sophie’s Collection – Vol.2)