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Join Harrison the chipmunk on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment in 'OUCH!' As he grapples with bullying at school, Harrison learns valuable lessons in self-advocacy and empathy with the guidance of Counselor Dan. Through heartfelt storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this picture book teaches young readers the importance of standing up for oneself and fostering understanding and friendship."
Welcome to the captivating world of the OUCH!, OOPS!, OH NO! series, where each book stands on its own to impart essential social-emotional skills and empathy lessons. Designed as a set, these stories empower children to navigate challenges, understand perspectives, and build resilience. Ideal for classrooms and home libraries, these books are invaluable tools for supporting Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and promoting authentic disability representation in children's literature
Dive into the award-winning 'A World of Difference' series, starting with the heartwarming tale of 'Everyone's Invited!', crafted by Katherine Lockwood, a passionate disability rights advocate, therapist, and former teacher and school counselor. Inspired by Katherine's daughter Rose, whose unique journey inspired Katherine to fill a void in children's literature by creating stories that reflect diverse experiences and foster empathy, this series offers invaluable lessons in empathy, resilience, and diversity. With a commitment to creating positive and authentic representation for little ones like Rose, Katherine brings a unique perspective and heartfelt storytelling to each captivating tale.
