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Read, laugh and learn with Kathy Brodsky!Creative Child Magazine Book of the YearInternational Literacy Association and Children's Book Council Children's Choices Reading List Award• A CatFish Tale's themes include: Learning and Geography Diversity and Tolerance Friendship and Loyalty Temptation and Responsibility• Excellent resource for teachers, library 'story hours,' and parents - discussion questions to further the reading/learning experienceAbout A CatFish Tale:A Spanish Translation of A Catfish Tale. It's a very funny story, focusing on friendship and loyalty - about going above and beyond for a good friend, being responsible and learning how to overcome challenges. The characters are delightful and the reader will chuckle at the highly unlikely friendships that are a model for diversity and tolerance.Discussion questions delve into friendship, responsibility, temptation and geography, and enable parents, educators, therapists and librarians to create a dynamic learning experience from an engaging storyline with whimsical illustrations by Brodsky's talented illustrator, Cameron Bennett. Creative "funtivity" exercises encourage young readers/listeners to put those lessons into action.Praise for A CatFish Tale:Unusual animal friendships are always fun and inspiring. A CatFish Tale also teaches important lessons about responsibility and compassion. - Tony LaCasse, spokesperson, New England AquariumPack together one loyal cat friend with three fish and their fishlings on a trip from Cape Cod to Wisconsin. It's a whale of a cat-fish tale! - Margaret Gardner, Children's Librarian, Boston Public LibraryThrough rhyme, illustration and probing questions, Kathy Brodsky offers up a delighful tale of friendship and kindness that will help nurture positive social skills in our children. - Richard J. Davidson, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry, University of Wisconsin - Madison

Talula Turtle is sad because of Covid 19, she can't see friends unless they're wearing masks. School is now closed, so she feels pretty isolated. Talula and her Mom come up with a plan to still see friends, as they look to the future to when they can be with others, in person, without masks, and throw their masks into the trash!

A beautifully illustrated childrens' book. An adventure about change - told through the eyes of an envelope that is recycled after going through the hurdles of the mail system. For anyone who has experienced change, endured difficult times and grown stronger, this is for you

Stover the pig is going to overnight camp for the very first time. This is a big deal because he has never spent any time away from home. "Camp Welcome" is very diverse camp, where all are welcome. In reality, the campers are different animals, and they all get along.