What better way to celebrate the new year than making some powerful and fufilling resolutions. This book is aimed at making the process doable for primary and middle-grade children.

The book is provided here in pdf – designed to be printed and filled in in pen, ppt for accessibility/transmissibility or for filling in digitally, and finally a document format which makes a valuable, easy to digitally fill in, goal diary. 

An inspiring and educational children’s book that helps young readers understand the urgent issues of climate change, conflict, and forced displacement through the eyes of Samuel, a brave 10-year-old boy. As Samuel journeys with his family in search of safety, children learn about the interconnected challenges facing our world—extreme weather, loss of homes, and the importance of empathy and resilience.

“Light up the world—one act of kindness at a time!”
 

Let Your Light So Shine is an inspiring children’s book filled with heartwarming stories that teach timeless values—love, kindness, sharing, compassion, gratitude, courage, and acceptance. Through relatable characters and beautifully illustrated adventures, children learn how small acts of goodness can make a big difference in the world.

Are our Cat’s our pets or are we theirs? An age old question for cat owners. This cat thinks she knows the answer. A decodable reader for ages 7+ / Grade 3.

A poor lost creature with a mistaken identity, trapped in a smelly dark tunnel, swept away by a flood, will Goya find his way home? A fun decodable reader for Grade 3 / 7+ years.

The industrial age gave rise to unwanted side effects, and if we don’t do something now, the future is very bleak. An account of climate change and what we can do to prevent it.

A beautiful story based on the true story of the Rozin Family, who followed their hearts until destiny brought them to an empty piece of land in South India, where they started a reforestation project named Sadhana Forest. Today, after 20 years of work, they have established 8 centers in India, Haiti, Kenya, and Namibia, where they share their knowledge and help people living on arid lands to turn their homes into lush food forests.

Twin antics work well until someone sees things differently. A charming story of identical twin boys who grow up trading places with each other (pulling switcheroos) in order to do twice as much as any one person could ever do. They don’t switch places to be mean to people, they’re just trying to live life to its fullest. From grade school all the way to college, the boys continue switching places! It’s all good fun and nothing changes, until they meet another pair of identical twins who help them answer the question: “Is it really OK to switch places and fool people?”