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Have your ever wondered where terars come from? This is a little story to help children think about crying and where tears come from.Tears come from what places? Well, our eyes, on our faces.Tears can come when feelings are hurt. Scraped knees running through the dirt.It''s perfectly OK to cry. There''s no need to ask why. It can actually be fun, to think just where do tears come from!

A children's book about Love!Love is a book I thought I'd write.Already wrote one on hate right?A wonderful book to share LOVE with your children.

A children's beautiful story about tolerance.Lion and Elephant discover some of the most wonderful things that make trees different. Not only different, but beautify, unique and even fun!

A beautiful children's book about acceptance.Lion and Elephant ask this question and discover some of the most wonderful things that make trees different. Not only different, but beautify, unique and even fun!

Join the Friend Chips, a strong, crisp, crunchy group of friends as they find their own bravery in one another and share so much with us about friendship! Like....It's not what we have in life, but who we have in our life that maaaaattttteeeeeeeerrrrrrrssssssss!Or...."In the cookie of life, friends are the chocolate chiiiiiiiiips!"And..."Try to be a rainbow in someone's clooooouuuuuuud!"

An amazingly illustrated children''s bedtime monster bookIn the Philippines, the name Mumo is term for bogeyman. Children throughout the world use the name Mumo as a name for ''monster''... and monsters can be scary. But not this mumo!This Mumo is not only a friendly monster but can be read and lovingly shared as a friendly bedtime story!

A children''s book about HATE?Well, what hate could be a word,More pretty like a hummingbird?That did not hurt or divide,or make me want to run and hide.One thing I''ve noticed about hate,hate doesn''t like to roller skate!But sometimes I still feel angry.Which is normal, my friends tell me.Like a frown turned upside down,I try and turn anger around.How would you like to pledge with meto see hate, as well... just silly!Together, let''s take the power away from the word hate.

Awesome - awesome possum book adjective: awesomeExtremely good; excellent. (in the sense 'filled with awe'). How cool is that?Have you ever done or heard of something excellent? Awesome! Excellent things are awesome!In this awesome possum book, Awesome Possum has so many things to share with you!Read this book to meet Awesome Possum and learn about some truly awesome things!awesome kids booksmeet awesome possumpossum childrens bookskids illustrationawesome possum coloring book - coming soon!Review"As a school psychologist and parent of three children, Eric DeSio's books are a must have in any library! My kids consistently choose them for their bedtime read alouds; they love the rhythmic and catchy language and creative images while I love the important messages and opportunities to teach about social emotional development and compassion. DeSio's writing voice uniquely speaks to children and parents alike, truly people of all ages!" Julietta Skoog, NCSPSproutableCo-Founder

2021 is the first "Yearbook" written for kids to commemorate this year, 2021! Read and rhyme with your child while celebrating the year 2021!I''m so glad this year has come,all fresh and new, 2021.I am being super sincere, When I wish you...happy new year!Wanna hear something funny?Last year....2020!Hip hip hooray! We''ll cheer...2021. What a year!

BE YOU TOO is the second in the Be You series. This book illustrates some other, new, cool things you might be when you grow up. There are many things that you might do, but in the end, you'll still BE YOU!

Join Billy the boat as he adventures to the iceberg fields. Legend of the Whie Wolf reminds us that we all can rely on friends! And even when we feel lost and don't see it...we are supported and loved!

BE YOU THREE is the third picture book in a fun-loving series that illustrates some cool things you might be when you grow up. For example: You may be a doctor who might ask, is everybody wearing masks? ...