Waking up with a terrible stomach ache is scary enough, but trying to explain exactly how much it hurts can be even harder. When Alice finds herself in the hospital with severe pain, a doctor asks her to point to a numbered chart to show how she is feeling. Nervous and unsure, Alice hesitates.
Suddenly, the faces on the pain chart transform into helpful imaginary friends. They guide Alice through her fears and teach her how to clearly explain what her body is experiencing. Based on a true story about overcoming appendicitis, this thoughtful journey highlights the importance of advocating for yourself, especially when you are not feeling well.
Comforting and whimsical illustrations perfectly capture the emotions of a hospital visit. You will discover exactly how to speak up and ensure that adults listen when you need help the most.
6-8 Years
21 Pages
Saying goodbye in the morning can be the hardest part of the day. As a loving mother gets ready to head out the door for work, she takes the time to reassure her child that their bond stretches far beyond the walls of their home. She explains that while she is busy working in the outside world, she is also working to build a beautiful, secure life for her family.
To make the hours apart feel a little shorter, Mom shares a special set of words for her child to repeat whenever they feel overwhelmed or lonely. This simple, comforting phrase serves as a magical reminder that love does not disappear just because you are in different places. You will feel the warmth and tenderness in this soothing story, which perfectly captures the deep connection between a working parent and their child, offering reassurance that they are always together in their hearts.
40 Pages
