Valentine Kids

Gregory giraffe is the child who loves to play with his friends…but what happens when he finds himself misfit among his friends?

Marjorie is a grouchy fairy. She doesn't like to see people have fun. She wants to break Gigi's valentines. Who will help Gigi? Will Gigi be happy on Valentine's Day? Let's follow what will happen next in this cute book.

Princess Melina’s Valentine’s Day, a bedtime story for kids ages two to six years old. Princess Melina was in the castle yard on Valentine’s Day. She was certain her mother didn’t love her. Then, she tried to be a fairy. Let's follow what will happen to Princess Melina.

Far away in the Arctic, Snowball, a little penguin, wants to win a game competiton for the Valentine's Day Celebration. He wants to be a winner, and he continues to practice and practice, but he can't do better than the other penguins. Who will help him win in the Valentine's Day Celebration?

Jasper Bear’s Valentine’s Surprise, a book for kids ages two to six years old. Jasper bear wanted to surprise his two children on Valentine's Day. He set off deep into the forest to find tasty honeycombs for them. But then, his kids don't appreciate the special gifts from their father. Jasper can't understand why they don't seem happy after he got them gifts. What do they need from Jasper? Let's find out in this sweet book.

Brianna gathers some construction paper to make Valentines for her friends. She likes Oscar and Daisy. They are true friends. Brianna writes her cards for them. But Brianna doesn't like Katie. She has many reasons not to like Katie. Pete, a gnome, brings Brianna to Katie's home with a magic unicorn. Katie is writing a card to Brianna. How about the poem in Katie's card for Brianna? Will they become good friends? Do you think they will be happy on Valentine's Day?

Amelia Bedelia is sure she will love everything about Valentine's Day: The sweet surprises, cards to give and receive, a party at school, and a big, long family hug. Amelia Bedelia can't wait. What could be better? Hooray for Valentine's Day!

Valentine's Day is approaching, and Miles Lewis doesn't really like all the mush that comes with it. He is excited about the candy experiments they're doing in science class, though. And when his teacher asks for adult volunteers to help out, Miles and his friend Jada share that they're both planning on inviting their grandparents. That's when they realize that Miles's Nana and Jada's Pop Pop have a lot in common—could they be a perfect match?

Do you have trouble getting your child to read? Does your son or daughter hate to read because the book is too long? This book consists of simple questions and answers all dealing with Valentine's Day. It is intended for fun, learning, and enjoyment. Also, it could be used as a teaching guide to help children who are just learning how to formulate sentences, words, and phrases as well as understanding more about this special holiday.

Ophelia was in the first grade. She didn’t like hugs. When her classmates tried to hug her, she said, “Don’t hug me!” So, her classmates didn’t hug her. She wriggled out of mommy’s arms when mom hugged her. However, she changed after seeing Fred, a cute goblin. What does Fred do with her? How did Fred change her? Let's listen to this audiobook to find out the answer.

Laugh your way through this charming book, with a heart-warming, sister story that adults and kids can enjoy together! Follow along as Ciara and her unicorn sister help the local postman safely deliver all the cards for Valentine’s Day.

This cool cat adds his heartfelt take on well-known classic quotes, from Vincent van Gogh to Virgil to Ovid to Charles Dickens. Everyone’s favorite blue cat reminds us that the key to loving life is to love yourself, love others, and love what you do. Fans of the best-selling Pete the Cat series will delight in this fun take on popular quotes, which are accompanied by Pete's witty responses.

Julia and Raph come back in this beautiful Valentine’s Day edition audiobook about opposites. Help your children build their Spanish vocabulary, compare two different things, and develop descriptive skills with things they see around them during this special holiday.

Cupid thinks it’s just another Valentine’s Day until there’s a farting tragedy. Listen to the book to find out what happens in this cute and funny adventure. Makes a perfect gift for a boy, girl, or a special person in your life.

Kat is excited to sleep in her own room—the big girl room—for the very first time. But her younger sister, Tina, is nervous to sleep in their old room without her. So Kat comes up with a plan: she'll give all of her stuffed animals to her younger sister, and every time Tina gets scared, she should hold them close and be reminded of all the wonderful things each animal represents: bravery, creativity, love, and imagination. But that night, as a storm thunders outside their windows, it turns out that the big girl room can feel a bit lonely. And Kat might be the one who needs the extra support.

Families will relate to the last minute scramble to create special valentines for classmates in this Llama Llama Step 2 Reader. Gilroy Goat is stumped about what to create. But in the end, he comes up with an idea that is all his own!

Raksha Bandhan is Raashi’s favorite festival! Every year, her family comes together to dance, eat, and celebrate! Most importantly, siblings give out rakhis—beautiful handmade bracelets meant to provide protection in all of their adventures. But rakhis are traditionally only given to boys! Raashi doesn’t like that. . . . Why don’t girls receive rakhis too? Why do some people think that only boys go out into the world? Now it's up to Raashi to inspire the change she imagines.

“Rudy the Smart Kid” is and inspiring children’s book that celebrates diversity and promotes a love of learning. The story follows a young boy with an insatiable curiosity and intelligence, who defies expectations and breaks through milestones at an astonishing pace. The book includes advanced vocabulary, check-on-learning, and journal prompts. In the preface and epilogue, co-author Dawn Charleston-Green (Rudy’s mother) shares how she learned to advocate for her son’s giftedness, and never allowed others’ opinion to deter him.