I Just Don't Like the Sound of No

When R.J. hears the word “No” he doesn’t like it…at all. He tries to argue and say, “how about ‘Maybe’” or “how about ‘I’ll think about it.’” R.J. would rather hear just about anything other than “NO! Learn how he overcomes his problems with the word “no” and how you can, too, by joining the “Say ‘Yes!’ to ‘No’ Club.”

My Mouth Is A Volcano

Louis always interrupts (erupts!) All of his words are very important to him. When he has something to say, his tummy starts to rumble and then it starts to grumble, his words begin to wiggle and they do the giggle, and then his tongue pushes all of his words up against his teeth and out they come! Louis’ mouth is a volcano! This story takes an empathetic approach to the habit of interrupting and teaches children a witty technique to help them manage their own volcano mouths!

Personal Space Camp

Louis, a proclaimed “space expert” really struggles with personalspace issues. When he gets sent to the principal’s office to attend Personal Space Camp, he is convinced that he is going to Space Camp! Louis quickly learns the difference between personal space and outer space and he even becomes a “Double Space Expert!”

A Bad Case of Tattle Tongue

No one likes “Josh the Tattler.” He tattles on his classmates, his brother, and even his dog. When Josh wakes up in the middle of the night with a bad case of Tattle Tongue, he quickly learns the difference between tattling and warning. With the help of the Tattle Prince and his four Tattle Rules, Josh figures out that there are better ways to solve his problems.

The Worst Day of My Life Ever!

RJ has a rough day. He wakes up with gum stuck in his hair, misses recess because he's late to school, earns a zero on his math homework and messes up Mom's kitchen. With his mother's help, RJ learns that his problems happen because he doesn't listen or pay attention to directions.    

Author Julia Cook's new book shows RJ as well as all K-6 readers the steps to the fundamental social skills of listening and following instructions. When RJ learns to use these skills the right way, he has the best day of his life!  

Bully B.E.A.N.S.

Bully B.E.A.N.S. is a fun story that teaches people of all ages to become proactive when it comes to bullying.

This book can help children and adults understand why bullying happens and what they can do to stop it. Finally, a bullying book that speaks to the bystander!

It's Hard To Be A Verb!

Louis is a “verb!” He has a lot of trouble focusing and he is always doing something, but the problem is usually it’s the wrong something. “It’s hard to be a verb! My knees start itching, my toes start twitching, my skin gets jumpy, others get grumpy. When it comes to sitting still it’s just not my deal. Haven’t you heard…I am a verb!” Louis’ mom teaches him how to focus by showing him a few hands on ideas that anyone can try. A must have book for all who struggle with paying attention!

Soda Pop Head

The purpose of this book is to teach kids how to channel their anger in
productive and non-destructive ways. Anger is an emotion that is felt by everyone. Some people experience more anger than others, but we all feel it from time to time. Anger can be caused by many factors, but it is important to teach children that it’s ok to feel angry. It’s what they choose to do with their anger that can make the difference. Bottling up anger or repressing it can have devastating health
consequences. Letting anger out in inappropriate ways can be self-destructive. If we can teach children how to recognize and manage their anger, and channel it toward productive or at least acceptable outlets, they will be more successful in life. Finally, always remember: “Laughter is the best medicine when treating the Anger Flu.