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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This is NOT a Cowboy Hat A funny picture book about arguing, perspective, and what things really are."This is NOT a cowboy hat.""Yes it is." So. what is it?That's where the argument starts.Brain made a hat.He says it's a cowboy hat.Crutch says it's not.And now. they're having a VERY IMPORTANT argument.But this isn't really about hats.It's about something every kid (and grown-up) knows well: What happens when two people are using different rules - and don't realize it?Perfect for: - Families who want fewer "YES IT IS!" / "NO IT'S NOT!" moments- Social emotional learning (SEL) lessons- Classroom read-alouds and discussion- Kids who argue (so. all of them)- Teaching perspective-taking and flexible thinkingThrough humor, expressive characters, and simple, kid-friendly explanations, this story explores: - How disagreements start- Why arguments get loud- How people decide what something "is"- And how to pause and see things another wayIncludes a short SEL reflection section and discussion prompts, making this a powerful classroom and counseling tool.If your child loves: - Silly debates- Big feelings- Ridiculous confidence- And thinking deeply without realizing itThis book will feel like it was written just for them.Funny. Smart. Surprisingly thoughtful.Because sometimes the biggest arguments aren't about the thing at all.And sometimes. a paper hat can teach us a lot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A simple, powerful story about belonging-for kids who sometimes feel left out. At first, there is only a dot. It feels alone. But when another dot appears, something begins to change. They play. A line forms. Then more dots join in. Shapes grow. Patterns emerge. What started as one lonely point becomes something much bigger. The Lonely Dot is a gentle, minimalist picture book that helps children understand friendship, teamwork, and connection in a clear, visual way. With simple language and hand-drawn black-and-white illustrations, it shows how even small connections can grow into something meaningful. Perfect for: - Kids learning how to make friends- Classroom community building- Social-emotional learning (SEL)- Quiet conversations at home Includes built-in reflection prompts to help children talk about: - Belonging- Working together- Feeling connected- Finding their place Ideal for elementary classrooms, read-alouds, and children navigating friendship, change, or new environments. Sometimes all it takes is one small connection to change everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This is NOT a Cowboy Hat A funny picture book about arguing, perspective, and what things really are."This is NOT a cowboy hat.""Yes it is." So. what is it?That's where the argument starts.Brain made a hat.He says it's a cowboy hat.Crutch says it's not.And now. they're having a VERY IMPORTANT argument.But this isn't really about hats.It's about something every kid (and grown-up) knows well: What happens when two people are using different rules - and don't realize it?Perfect for: - Families who want fewer "YES IT IS!" / "NO IT'S NOT!" moments- Social emotional learning (SEL) lessons- Classroom read-alouds and discussion- Kids who argue (so. all of them)- Teaching perspective-taking and flexible thinkingThrough humor, expressive characters, and simple, kid-friendly explanations, this story explores: - How disagreements start- Why arguments get loud- How people decide what something "is"- And how to pause and see things another wayIncludes a short SEL reflection section and discussion prompts, making this a powerful classroom and counseling tool.If your child loves: - Silly debates- Big feelings- Ridiculous confidence- And thinking deeply without realizing itThis book will feel like it was written just for them.Funny. Smart. Surprisingly thoughtful.Because sometimes the biggest arguments aren't about the thing at all.And sometimes. a paper hat can teach us a lot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. At first, there is only a dot.It feels alone.But when another dot appears, something simple begins to happen: they play. A line forms. Then more dots join in. Shapes grow. Patterns emerge. And what started as a single lonely point becomes something much bigger.The Lonely Dot is a gentle, minimalist picture book about friendship, teamwork, and belonging. Through simple language and hand-drawn black-and-white illustrations, it shows how connection can create something new-families, teams, classrooms, communities-shapes that no one could make alone.Perfect for back-to-school season, classroom community building, or quiet bedtime conversations, this story opens the door to meaningful discussions about: - Making friends- Working together- Feeling connected- Finding where you belongWith built-in reflection prompts at the end, The Lonely Dot works beautifully as a read-aloud for elementary classrooms or as a thoughtful gift for children navigating friendship and change.Sometimes all it takes is one small connection to make a whole new world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Accidents happen.Embarrassment happens.But shame doesn't have to stick around.When Crutch confidently lets out what he thinks is just a tiny toot. things take a turn. A squishy, world-stopping, "please-let-no-one-notice" kind of turn.In Never Trust a Fart, kids laugh out loud as Crutch navigates one of childhood's most universal (and least talked about) experiences: an unexpected accident at school.But beneath the giggles is something powerful.This story helps children: Normalize embarrassing momentsBuild resilience after mistakesDevelop self-awareness and body awareness Practice empathy instead of teasingLearn that one awkward moment doesn't define who they arePerfect for: - Kids ages 5-9- Classroom read-alouds- Social Emotional Learning (SEL) lessons- Reluctant readers who love silly humor- Parents helping kids cope with school anxiety- Teachers addressing kindness and empathyBecause here's the truth: Every child will eventually have a moment that feels like "Trouble Town."What they need most isn't shame.It's laughter.It's perspective.It's a reminder that they're still awesome.Funny, honest, and surprisingly heartfelt, Never Trust a Fart turns an awkward childhood milestone into a confidence-building, resilience-boosting experience kids will want to read again and again.And yes. it's very, very funny. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A quiet bedtime book about colors, connection, and being yourself.I Am You, You Are Me is a gentle picture book designed to help children slow down at the end of the day. Through simple words and calming images, it explores what makes us different, what makes us the same, and how we are all connected.There are no loud lessons and no right answers. Just space to notice.Perfect for bedtime routines, classroom read-alouds, and thoughtful conversations, this book invites children to reflect on their feelings, their friendships, and their place in the world-at their own pace.Ideal for ages 3-7.If you're looking for a calming bedtime book, a social emotional learning picture book, or a gentle way to talk about identity and belonging, this quiet story creates room for both conversation and rest. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brain is a hero. Just ask him.In Brain Saves the Day, Brain proudly recounts all the times he's rescued the world - from stopping disasters and battling sea monsters to leaping in front of danger without a second thought.There's just one small problem.His best friend Crutch was there.And according to Crutch, "saving the day" looked a little different.A world-ending war?Brain said "I'm sorry."A terrifying sea monster?It was a lobster at the grocery store.A runaway beast threatening civilization?A hamster. In a hamster ball.With laugh-out-loud dialogue and bold, simple illustrations, this funny picture book about friendship explores big imagination, small acts of kindness, and what it really means to be a hero.Perfect for: - Kindergarten and early elementary read-alouds- Social emotional learning (SEL) lessons- Teaching empathy, responsibility, and apologizing- Kids who love dramatic storytelling and silly humorBecause sometimes saving the day isn't about fighting monsters.Sometimes it's about picking up a worm after the rain.Or sitting next to someone who feels alone.Or being brave enough to say, "I'm sorry."Funny. Heartfelt. Slightly exaggerated.Brain Saves the Day is a story about the kind of hero the world actually needs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…