Books with title I Am Smart

Luisa May, known to her family and friends as Lu, loves to play games with her Grandma. When she s bullied at school, Grandma has a special puzzle for Lu to help her see how valuable she is no matter what others say, or how much doubt she feels within herself. Soon after, Grandma has to go to the hospital, and Lu finds out Grandma needs help recovering. Then it s Lu s turn to help Grandma see how valuable she is no matter how much doubt she feels within herself. It s a beautiful parallel for young and old alike, as each age learns from the other.

Being smart on the Internet involves knowing where to find good information, thinking critically about websites, and understanding safe ways of sharing online. With straightforward explanations and instructions, this book helps readers become smart digital citizens who know how to recognize reliable sources and safe websites. Readers will learn to navigate the Internet, think carefully about the content they view and share, follow rules for healthy interactions, and reflect when they make mistakes. Photographs provide examples of important guidelines in action.

A very big story about a very small girl.Mimi is so much littler than everyone, “I might as well be called Mini,” she says. Everyone is taller than her, even the family dog! Though there are advantages — like fitting into the best hiding places — to Mimi, being small is the worst. But then one day, a surprise shows up at home. A very little surprise. And Mimi begins to realize that being little is just a matter of perspective.The perfect book for any child trying to find their place in the world.

***Give your five- to nine-year-old child the gift of self-confidence!*** Trying to read and solve math problems like the other children in the class is a struggle for Max. However, having a mother who believes in Max and his quest for knowledge brings him great success. Follow Max's progress on his journey from fearing he isn't smart to embracing excellence.

This book is suitable for readers age 11 years and upwards. The issues in the story include immigration, self esteem and resilience. This is a bittersweet story for Luka, a boy who has travelled on a great journey to find Willow Green. Troubled by his memories and hassled by his classmates who find him ‘interesting’, his luck may finally be about to change when he sees a poster for a school cake competition. However, he soon realises that there’s more to life than food colouring. Can he finally reconcile his past, his worries and his fears, and look to the future with the help of his new neighbours?This is the latest release from the author of The Bingo Street Hotel series. Find out more at www.simonwitter.com

This book is suitable for readers age 11 years and upwards. The issues in the story include immigration, self esteem and resilience. This is a bittersweet story for Luka, a boy who has travelled on a great journey to find Willow Green. Troubled by his memories and hassled by his classmates who find him ‘interesting’, his luck may finally be about to change when he sees a poster for a school cake competition. However, he soon realises that there’s more to life than food colouring. Can he finally reconcile his past, his worries and his fears, and look to the future with the help of his new neighbours?This is the latest release from the author of The Bingo Street Hotel series. Find out more at www.simonwitter.com