Do you want your kids grow up with confidence, resilience, and gratitude?In this inspiring and colorful picture book, kids will meet a little voice that tells them they are enough. With a heart full of confidence and a smile on their face, they affirm what they are and this is their reply: I’m happy, thankful, healthy, strong, loved, kind, enough, important, and resilient. I’m all these things and so much more.With each affirmation, the little voice shows how they can appreciate themselves and their abilities, and how they can overcome any obstacle or challenge. With catchy rhymes and cute illustrations, this book will empower kids to love themselves and celebrate their individuality.In this book, your child will:Learn how to practice positive affirmations and self-talkDiscover the benefits of self-love and confidenceDevelop social and emotional skills for lifeUnderstand the value of their uniqueness and diversityCelebrate their talents, dreams, and goalsThis book is perfect for kids ages 3-5 who are starting kindergarten or preschool. It is also a great book for kids who are learning about affirmations and positive psychology. It is a fun and motivational book that teaches valuable life lessons through a delightful story.But don’t take our word for it. Here’s what some of our happy readers have to say:“This book is amazing! It teaches kids how to love themselves and be proud of who they are. My daughter loves reading it every night before bed.” - Sarah If you are looking for a picture book that will help your child love themselves and embrace their uniqueness, then you will love I’m Enough!Order your copy today and watch your child grow into a happy and confident person! Read more

‘Being offended’ has become a common occurrence in a world of increasing censorship, inclusive language-guides, and safe-spaces. It’s a good thing to strive for more kindness and compassion. But wishing that humanity becomes entirely inoffensive is pointless because there’s always something that offends someone. Fortunately, there’s another path... The ancient Stoics observed that some things are in our control and others are not. We cannot control the foul language of people, opinions that oppose our own, and that there will always be a bunch of trolls that intend to trigger us for fun. What happens in our environment isn’t up to us. But what is up to us, is the way we handle it. Many choose to spend heaps of time and energy on the mere words of others, which withholds them to pursue meaningful goals and being at peace in an unruly universe. What a waste! Unoffendable explores philosophical ideas backed by personal anecdotes to figure out how we can thrive in a world full of jerks, bullies, and people we simply don’t agree with. Read more

Philosophy is a way of thinking about just about anything. It asks big questions, such as "how can I be good?" or "what makes something beautiful?" Using lively examples, humorous illustrations and simple thought experiments, this book opens up the world of philosophy to children and adults with enquiring minds. Read more

The Complete Works of PlatoAll books translated by Benjamin JowettPart 1: Early Dialogues The Apology Crito Charmides Laches Lysis Euthyphro Menexenus Ion Gorgias Protagoras MenoPart 2: Middle Dialogues Euthydemus Cratylus Phaedo Phaedrus The Symposium Theaetetus ParmenidesPart 3: Late Dialogues Sophist Statesman Philebus Timaeus CritiasPart 4: The Republic I: Of Wealth, Justice, Moderation, and their Opposites II: The Individual, the State, and Education III: The Arts in Education IV: Wealth, Poverty, and Virtue V: On Matrimony and Philosophy VI: The Philosophy of Government VII: On Shadows and Realities in Education VIII: Four Forms of Government IX: On Wrong or Right Government, and the Pleasures of Each X: The Recompense of LifePart 5: The Laws Books I–XII Read more

Showing little girls and boys the true power of believing in themselves and their ideas, USA Today-bestselling and award-winning author Eevi Jones' book The Neverlasting No inspires them to trust their mighty selves.Trusting our ideas and believing in ourselves can be hard, especially when others doubt us. But with practice, persistence, and grit, our potential is boundless and the path ahead is ours to create.When others say “no,” it’s just a stepping stone to success.All it takes is one person who believes—and that person is YOU.STOICISM FOR KIDS Series:Sometimes It RainsWhen Things Get ToughEgo, Sheep, & Knittery Read more

What does it mean to be a humanist? Is humanism a new idea? How do people live their lives without religious beliefs? The first of its kind aimed at the new curriculum for upper primary and lower secondary school children, this book examines how humanists respond to fundamental questions about morals and ethics, the origins of life, religion and the state. It looks at how humanists mark the milestones of birth, marriage and death. How do people without belief in God live moral and fulfilled lives, with respect for humankind and the universe? This thought-provoking approach encourages readers to think about the big questions for themselves.The book includes contributions from a number of prominent humanists, such as Stephen Fry, Camila Batmanghelidjh, Philip Pullman, Jim Al-Khalili, Natalie Haynes and Shappi Khorsandi, who explain their own philosophy and tell us what is important to them. Part of the groundbreaking and important 'And Other Big Questions' series, which offers balanced and considered views on the big issues we face in the world we live in today.Other titles in the series include:What is Feminism? Why do we need It?Who are Refugees and Migrants? What Makes People Leave their Homes? Read more

70th Anniversary Edition - Unabridged with large original illustrations, and additional drawings by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (from "Lettres à l'inconnue"). It contains also a short story (postscript) by Wirton Arvel . Also available as French-English, French-Italian and English-Italian bilingual parallel text editions, and single language editions http://smarturl.it/Saint-Exupery Other bilingual and single language editions (see link http://smarturl.it/Saint-Exupery ) - French-English bilingual parallel texts - French-Italian bilingual parallel texts - English-Italian bilingual parallel texts - French only - English only, with a short story (postscript) by Wirton Arvel and some additional drawings from "Lettres à l'inconnue" - Italian only, with a short story (postscript) by Wirton Arvel and some additional drawings from "Lettres à l'inconnue" Search for "petit prince kentauron" or follow this link: http://smarturl.it/Saint-Exupery New edition: 30 April 2016Note: If you purchased this eBook before 30 April 2016, and you would like to receive for free the new edition, revised and with larger illustrations, please send an email to the editorial staff of Kentauron. You can find that email address inside the eBook. More about The Little Prince"Le petit prince" is one of the most translated books in the world: (French) Le Petit Prince (English) The Little Prince (German) Der Kleine Prinz (Italian) Il Piccolo Principe (Spanish) El Principito (Portuguese) O Principezinho (Dutch) De Kleine Prins (Danish) Den lille Prins (Polish) Maly Ksiaze (Czech) Malý Princ (Slovak) Malý Princ (Bulgarian) Malkyat Princ (Hungarian) A Kis Herceg (Finnish) Pikku Prinssi (Swedish) Lille Prinsen (Japanese) Hoshi no oojisama (Norwegian) Den Lille Prinsen (Romanian) Micul Print (Russian) Маленький принц and many many others. As of 2014 it has been translated into more than 250 languages and dialects. Le Petit Prince is often used as a beginner's book for French language students. So grab the Kindle optimized bilingual edition too: http://smarturl.it/TheLittlePrince Read more

What kids tell themselves matters! It becomes their inner voice. It helps them connect with their power within.Help your child learn to tap into their inner strength and resilience when challenges arise. I Can Do Hard Things introduces children to the practice of using mindful affirmations for support and encouragement when they need it. It reflects the beautiful diversity in our world.I Can Do Hard Things is a must-have for your home or school social-emotional library!(Available in Spanish as Yo Puedo Hacer Cosas difíciles: Afirmaciones Conscientes Para Niños). Read more

Want to Help Your Toddler Understand Others’ Feelings?Ors the Dinosaur turns an ordinary morning into something special—with simple, caring acts that help his friends feel noticed and loved. Through Ors’s gentle examples, little ones learn the power of kindness and understand how small, thoughtful gestures can brighten someone’s day.Why Families Love "Small Acts of Kindness"Encourages Everyday Kindness – Helps kids see how small gestures can bring joy and make a difference.Promotes Social Awareness – Gently builds the skill to notice and care about others’ feelings.Short, Simple, & Repetitive – Designed for toddlers 2–5 with easy-to-understand stories that reinforce key messages.Bright, Joyful Illustrations – Handcrafted digital artwork that keeps kids entertained and fully engaged in the story.Perfect for Bedtime or Calm-Down Time – A soothing, peaceful read to help kids wind down after a busy day.Meet Ors the DinosaurOrs is just a little dino—like any ordinary boy. But what makes him different is how naturally kind, calm, and thoughtful he is. He doesn’t try to be good—he just is. And toddlers pick up on that. Because kids don’t just listen. They copy what they see. Ors models good behavior you actually want your kids to repeat.Through short, simple, heartwarming stories, young readers start to mirror his gentle actions. All goodness they learn from Ors feels easy, normal, and fun to be. It becomes part of their everyday world—naturally.No chaos. No confusion. No magic. No fluff.Just real social-emotional learning—woven into everyday life.It’s all about the qualities every parent hopes to see: empathy, compassion, patience, confidence, and kindness.If you want stories that help your little ones grow a big heart—and bring more peace into your home—Ors the Dinosaur is here to help. After all, little lessons today shape a better tomorrow. Read more

It’s never too early to help your child build Growth Mindset Superpowers! Does your child thrive on challenges, and bounce back quickly from setbacks? Or are they sometimes anxious about learning new things, quick to give up, and afraid of making mistakes? Do you wonder how to help when you hear your child say, “I’ll never be able to do this!” Having a Growth Mindset simply means believing you can grow your abilities and intelligence with effort. There are lots of cool tricks you can learn to help you do that. This NEW SERIES of books is for kids aged 4-8 and their parents, and will gradually introduce your child to Growth Mindset ideas using age-appropriate stories. ======= Book 1 introduces young readers to Stanley Dragon. He’s not looking forward to his day, but everything changes when Grandpa tells him something very important. Join Stanley, as he starts to realize that he can do anything he puts his mind to, as long as he tries hard, sticks with it, and stays positive. ======= Each book in this series has 2 sections. 1. A story for ages 4+ about Stanley Dragon and his friends. The story is ideal to read aloud as a bedtime story, and includes: Bright, full-page illustrations that will appeal to kidsFun, comic-style formatShort text blocks - suitable for Beginner ReadersA look and find activity, to help keep younger readers engagedA simple Growth Mindset lesson2. An additional section for older children and parents, after the main story. This includes: Discussion of the story More details of the Growth Mindset ideas being introduced Activities to help reinforce these ideasHelpful Tips for parents (e.g. in Book 1 - Tips on how to give kids praise to encourage a Growth Mindset)======= Helping kids develop a Growth Mindset has been shown to: Increase academic achievementIncrease sporting achievementEncourage a lifetime love of learningHelp kids feel happier, calmer and more positiveHelp kids grow into resilient, confident adults======= And because Growth Mindset concepts concentrate on personal progress, not on kids comparing themselves to others, these ideas can be particularly helpful for: Kids who are giftedKids who have a learning difficultyKids who have ADHD======= Parents and Teachers can find additional FREE Growth Mindset resources to go with the books at www.melindakinsmanauthor.com These include printable posters, positive affirmation cards, and additional information sections from the books. ======= FREE WITH KINDLE UNLIMITED BUY IT NOW and begin your child’s Growth Mindset journey today! Also available as a paperback. ======= To find other books by this author - including the “Top of the Wardrobe Gang” series of 18 rhyming picture books, and the funny “Never Ask...” series of 8 rhyming picture books - type “Melinda Kinsman” into the Amazon search box, or go to www.melindakinsmanauthor.com Read more

Come along on a sensory journey with Sensory Ninja.Find out all about sensory superpowers.Perfect for anyone with sensory issues or sensory prorcessing disorder.Life is hard! It's even harder for children who are just trying to figure things out.The children's book series, Ninja Life Hacks, was developed to help children learn valuable life skills. Fun, pint-size characters in comedic books easy enough for young readers, yet witty enough for adults.The Ninja Life Hacks book series is gearedto kids 3-11. Perfect for boys, girls, early readers, primary school students, or toddlers. Excellent resource for counselors, parents, and teachers alike.Collect all the Ninja Life Hacks books and visit the author's profile for fun freebies!Ninja Life Hacks Emotions and Feelings Box SetNinja Life Hacks Growth Mindset Box SetNinja Life Hacks Leadership Box SetNinja Life Hacks Mover and Shaker Box SetNinja Life Hacks Self-Management Box SetNinja Life Hacks Self-Awareness Box SetNinja Life Hacks Decision-Making Box SetNinja Life Hacks Social Awareness and Relationship Skills Box SetNinja Life Hacks Ninjas Go! Box SetNinjas on Holiday Box SetNinja Life Hacks Mindsets Box SetNinja Life Hacks Behaviors Box SetAngry Ninja Toy Box SetNinja Life Hacks Emotions and Feelings Toy Box SetNinja Life Hacks Reversible Toy Box Set Read more

Are you searching for a way to help children deal with the death of a loved one?Feeling All My Grief focuses on universal truths about death. It reassures kids that it's okay to feel sad, angry, scared, worried, confused, or a mix of feelings when someone we care about dies. When we give ourselves time to heal, we can soon make space for gratitude, happiness, and love as well.Key Features:- Secular, non-religious, and non-scientific- Written in soothing, rhythmic rhyme- Validates all types of feelings and ways of dealing with grief- Avoids euphemisms so as not to confuse young children- Vibrant and endearing illustrations with diverse characters- Approved by grief counselors and professionals- Includes a grief journal at the end with reflection prompts- Best for children aged 3-8 years oldDeath is never easy to talk about. Let's help children process grief in a healthy way, so they can look forward to brighter days. If you're still not sure if this book is right for you, you can download the e-book to help you decide, or you can watch our read-aloud videos. We'd love to hear from you. Read more

Literary Titan Gold Award Winning BookEvery Child is Unique! Whether they are big or small, short or tall, like to swim, dance, sing or bike. Perhaps they have a special need or are from a different ethnic background. Maybe they wear glasses or talk differently. The truth is that all children are different and their individuality should be celebrated, not shunned. And this inspiring and brightly illustrated rhyming picture book does just that.By highlighting the ways kids are different from one another it helps children to accept themselves and others as the beautifully unique individuals that they are. It's OK to be Different encourages kids to be kind and befriend those who are different from themselves, showing young children that they don't have to look alike or enjoy doing the same activities to be kind to one another.Readers will come away with the message: "You should always be kind to those who are different from you. Because to them, YOU are different too."As more children read this book and learn this concept, we can impact the world in a positive way while at the same time teach early literacy. This book closes with a short survey for children about kindness and is a terrific way to start a conversation about diversity.NOTE:The book was revised in July 2020 to update a few of the illustrations and move the dedication from where it was, on the top of the copyright page, to its own page. The dedication reads: "This book is dedicated to every young child who is bold enough to be themselves, and appreciate the wonderful diversity around them."It's OK to be Different is a kid's book that belongs in children's book libraries alongside other popular children's books because of its uniquely powerful message about kindness and diversity.Themes represented in this book include diversity, kindness and anti-bullying.So, if you are looking for a good children's book for kids 2-4 or 3-5 or even 6-8 this colourful picture book is a great choice. Making it a perfect gift book for both boys and girls preschool through grade 3. It helps parents and educators start an age appropriate conversation about race, special needs and other ways adults and children are diverse.Whether you are looking for a gift for a pre-school child or someone in grades 1-3 this children's picture book is a great choice for home or the classroom.If you are a collector of classic children's books don't leave It's OK to be Different by Sharon Purtill out of your collection. Like many classics this children's picture book has a timeless story that can and should be pass down and enjoyed generation after generation.This book is also available in Spanish, French and German.Other Works by this author include: Kids Say and Do the Darndest Things (a parenting journal designed to capture all the crazy, silly, funny, serious and hilarious stuff your kid says and does. Kids Say and Do the Darndest Things is an interactive parenting journal with large fun speech bubbles, questions to ask your child and plenty of lined space for capturing all the greatest moments.) Click on the authors name at the top of this page to find other titles from this author. Read more

A fun and engaging book designed to harness and develop children's natural philosophical interest.Children are born philosophers. Without prompting, they often ask questions about time, mortality, happiness and the meaning of life. This book addresses some of their more complex questions by introducing accessible philosophical concepts from 25 famous thinkers, contextualized in relatable everyday scenarios. Presented in an interactive question and answer format, this book takes us to meet leading figures of philosophy from around the world and from all eras-and shows us how their ideas continue to matter.With discussions about some of the most vibrant and essential philosophical ideas of history, this accessible book functions as an ideal introduction to the subject as well as a charming way to open up conversations between children and adults about the biggest questions we all face.FEATURED AS ONE OF THE GUARDIAN'S BEST KIDS BOOKS OF 201826 WISE AND VARIED IDEAS: to inspire curiosity in young minds.INCLUDES THOUGHTFUL ACTIVITIES: to prompt conversations between adults and children.A CHILDREN'S INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: inspired by great thinkers such as Simone de Beauvoir, Ludwig Wittgenstein and Plato.RELEVANT AND ENGAGING FOR KIDS 9 AND UP: chapters include: Maybe You're Just Tired, Learn to Say What's on Your Mind and Why You Might Feel Lonely.FULL COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANNA DOHERTY THROUGHOUT Read more

Polo the Polar Bear’s Skiing Adventure – A Heartwarming Winter Story of Courage and PerseveranceIn the icy Arctic, Polo the Polar Bear dreams of trying something new for the annual winter sports festival. But there’s just one problem—he’s never skied before! With the help of a clever penguin friend, Polo sets out to learn, facing challenges, falls, and fears along the way.Perfect for children ages 3-8, this uplifting story teaches the power of perseverance, self-confidence, and stepping outside of comfort zones. Young readers will be inspired to embrace new challenges, keep practicing, and believe in themselves—no matter how difficult something seems at first.Why Kids and Parents Love This Book:✔ Encourages resilience and trying new things✔ Teaches the importance of practice and persistence✔ Promotes self-confidence and determination✔ A fun and engaging introduction to winter sportsThis beautifully illustrated story is part of the AM Resilience Kids Series, designed to help children develop a growth mindset through engaging storytelling.Perfect for winter read-alouds, bedtime stories, and festive classroom activities!Get your copy today and inspire your child to take on new adventures with confidence! Read more

Passionate Ninja discovers what she loves to do!Life is hard! It's even harder for children who are just trying to figure things out.The new children's book series, Ninja Life Hacks, was developed to help children learn valuable life skills. Fun, pint-size characters in comedic books easy enough for young readers, yet witty enough for adults.The Ninja Life Hacks book series is:Geared to kids 4-10Perfect for boys & girlsEarly readersGrades K - 6th grade and upExcellent resource for counselors, parents, and teachers alikeCollect the entire Ninja Life Hacks book collection and box sets! Read more

The PhilosoCats is TWO books in ONE: a picture book + a philosophical activity book with 20 fun pages.Foster the Critical Thinking of your Children with The PhilosoCats!What happened to Tipi, our black PhilosoCat? She looks upset and angry, but why?The PhilosoCats book "I thought we were friends!" is a story about anger, trust, and forgiveness.These concepts are introduced in the story and will be further explored in the included Activity Book.The Activity Book contains 20 pages of varied and skillfully chosen activities that will guarantee fun and quality time:Philosophical questions & psychological reflectionsMindfulness exercisesGamesCreative activitiesBrainteasersThe goal of the PhilosoCats series is to foster critical thinking and reflection. It supports adults and children in having meaningful conversations and in spending quality time with each other.With the help of a fun, engaging, and relatable story, followed by an Activity Book full of inspiring questions, fun games, and mindful and creative activities, philosophy becomes accessible to adults and children alike.The PhilosoCats can be read and discussed in any setting, be it in the classroom or living room, for bedtime or during after-school club.Philosophy is for everybody!EDITORIAL REVIEW:This book is very well written and fantastically illustrated. It's great to explore the everyday emotions and lived experience of children and young adults. My daughter is 10 years old and was very keen on doing all the questions and exercises. She even asked if there were any more episodes. - Missy M, mother of three (2, 8, and 10 years)This book is a great way to discuss the topics of anger, trust, and forgiveness with children. It makes it easy to approach these concepts in a philosophical and psychological way. The activities are great fun for children and motivate them to deepen their understanding of the book's topics. - Christiane D, teacher for 40 yearsThe PhilosoCats "I thought we were friends" is a simple story exploring a rich terrain of anger, trust, and forgiveness. Resources supporting the story skilfully connect philosophical reflection with mindfulness exercises and embodiment. It will be useful for anyone wanting to explore these topics with children at home as well as in the classroom. A wonderful addition to the philosophy for children (P4C) toolkit. - Lukasz Krzywon (Creative Together) – Philosophy for Children practitioner, educator and author. Read more

Explore the Balance of Good and Bad with "Good or Bad"!Talking to kids about choices and the consequences of their actions can be tricky, especially when it comes to understanding what makes something good or bad. "Good or Bad" opens the door to these important conversations, guiding young readers through life's twists and turns with warmth and clarity.Join Charlie and his wise friend, Sokeetee the philosopher cat, on an exciting adventure! Together, they dive into a world filled with fun lessons. Charlie learns that drawing dinosaurs and playing his trumpet can be both awesome and tricky, depending on when and where he does it. As he discovers his love for money, he finds out how important it is to make thoughtful choices about spending. Through these relatable experiences, kids will uncover essential lessons about balancing good and bad and understanding that every decision has its own consequences.To make learning even more fun, this book includes exciting activities that encourage kids to think about their choices. They can reflect on the good and bad that come from everyday decisions and express their thoughts creatively with coloring pages that reinforce the book's vital lessons.Key Takeaways:Understanding Duality: Kids learn that every choice has both good and bad aspects, helping them think more clearly.Self-Awareness: Kids reflect on their actions and their consequences, boosting their emotional intelligence.Practical Decision-Making: By connecting choices to outcomes, children develop the skills to make wiser decisions every day.Filled with relatable characters and colorful illustrations, “Good or Bad” is a fantastic tool for parents and educators! It invites meaningful discussions about the importance of understanding choices and their impacts.Ready to empower your child to embrace the complexities of life and make confident choices? Dive into "Good or Bad" today and start those essential conversations! Read more

What Will You Choose? is a beautifully illustrated picture book that invites us to explore a profound and comforting idea—before we arrived on Earth, we each had a say in the life we would live.Perched on the branch of the mystical Milky Way Tree, three curious souls gaze down at the world below, preparing to choose the details of their journey. Where shall they live? What will they learn? Who will be their family? How will they use their talents? With boundless possibilities before them, they embark on the ultimate adventure—life itself.This book offers readers a gentle and reassuring perspective on the challenges and joys of living in the world. Life can sometimes feel uncertain, even scary, but What Will You Choose? reminds children that they are here for a reason. Not only do we shape our own stories, but we also have the power to make a difference in the lives of those around us. Every friendship, every challenge, and every dream plays a part in something greater.With vivid, whimsical illustrations and quirky, lovable characters, this book is perfect for bedtime or deep, meaningful conversations with your child. Use it as a tool to explore their thoughts and feelings—about their name, their friendships, their unique gifts, and even their hopes for the future.More than just a story, What Will You Choose? is a celebration of life’s magic, courage, and endless possibilities—a heartwarming gift for children, parents, newlyweds, and anyone embarking on a new beginning. Read more

Is the world we see around us really there? Is it ever right to do something wrong? Is beauty just a matter of opinion? Should everyone in society be paid the same amount? Are miracles possible? If you find questions like these fascinating, you are a philosopher. And if you are a philosopher, this book is for you.The book is aimed at intelligent children aged 9 to14 and their parents or teachers. At the front are thirty philosophy puzzles, like the ones above, written for the young people themselves. These are followed by commentaries giving parents and teachers more background on each question. The book can be used by a young person on their own, or as a resource for adults leading discussions.The puzzles are divided into sections on six major areas of philosophy: epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, philosophy of science, social & political philosophy, and philosophy of religion. Each starts with a discussion between Philip and Phoebe, an argumentative brother and sister, followed by what one or more famous philosophers have said on the topic. Then there are three tricky questions, with which the reader can test family, friends, and teachers, and finally one or more websites for research. The adult commentaries on each puzzle are located in a separate section at the back of the book.The sequel, Think Again (2021) contains thirty more puzzles in the same style, with sections on ethics, language & epistemology, social & political philosophy, philosophy of science, aesthetics, and logic.Philip West taught students aged 8 to 18 for many years in a variety of schools. He has a degree in Natural Sciences, and a PhD in Philosophy and related subjects, both from Cambridge University. The puzzles originated in a popular Philosopher of the Week competition which he ran at Westminster Under School. They were subsequently published in a well-known children’s magazine and trialed successfully by FUNdays Club in Wiltshire. Read more