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

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.

Kindness is a powerful tool that can help your child to live a peaceful and harmonious life. A wealth of opportunities will open up to your child by the simple virtue of kindness. Follow Slone the sloth through his very slow journey to kindergarten, where your child will learn how simple acts of kindness can spread joy so easily.

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.

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.

Sharing is a great concept, yet it can also be a little complicated for young children because they aren’t mature enough to resist all of their impulses. Parents need to acknowledge that their child is not being deliberately rude by refusing to share. Kindness Pencil is for any child who needs a little encouragement in sharing.

I Can Do is book four of Kindness Pencil - a children's book about the power of the affirmation: I can do. Told from a child’s point of view, it shares tactics empowering children to effectively learn the power of the positive affirmation: I can do. Kindness Pencil emphasizes that children “can do” anything - that would improve virtually every aspect of their lives.

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?

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.

The importance of honesty and truthfulness. Not knowing the importance of honesty and truthfulness, Lilly always lies to her mom. Her magical Unicorn Doll decides to teach her a lesson. He takes her on a magical journey on a boat to a magical pond. He promises her that the magical duck in the pond will grant her wishes.... But, since Lilly has not been honest and truthful, will her wishes be granted?

Lilly loves to play until late in the night. When her mom and dad ask her to go to bed, she stubbornly refuses, and she does not show any respect. Her magical Unicorn Doll takes her on an enchanted journey to the stars where there are many fairies. Lilly has a great time playing with the fairies, and in the meantime, the fairies understand that she is not an obedient girl. As a punishment for her disobedience, will Lilly have to stay on the stars forever?

Lilly learns from her dad that the ‘environment’ means everything that is on Earth - everything living and everything nonliving, such as people, animals, plants, soil water, and lots of other things. The magical Unicorn Doll teaches Lilly interesting ways to care for the "environment".

When a little baby bird is found on the ground in her yard, Lilly helps it find her parents. She thinks nothing about it and continues to read her book. The magical Unicorn Doll takes Lilly in a horse-driven carriage to the mighty forest where there are many animals such as elephants, giraffes, antelopes, tigers, lions, monkeys, rhinoceroses, hippopotamuses, rabbits, and birds! What do you think the animals said to Lilly?

Lilly does not like to study, and instead, she likes to play all day. Her dad says he would take her to Disneyland, only if she gets good grades. Lilly is very upset because she dislikes studying. Her magical Unicorn Doll takes her around the world in an airplane! At the end of her exciting journey, will Lilly learn the importance of studying?

Lilly is a little girl with a very active imagination. Her best friend is her Unicorn Doll that has magical powers, and only Lilly knows about it. Lilly doesn’t show any love for her younger sister Mia and she refuses to share her toys with Mia. The Unicorn Doll takes Lilly on a magical journey to a castle where she sees princesses playing with wonderful toys. Lilly is excited because she loves toys! But, will Lilly get to play with the princesses' toys?