About the Books

Ever have your kids come home upset about who was “best friends” with whom?

“I’ve Got Friends” is a unique autograph book that reminds us all of the true meaning of friendship. The poem and photographs teach kids that friendship is not a competition, and the autograph pages let them gather the signatures of all their friends, under categories like, Friends Who Make Me Giggle, Friends I Met at Camp, or Friends Who Are There for Me. Every page gives children the opportunity to create memories, and learn the true value of friendship.

I've Got Friends

Moving is stressful for adults. But moving is also stressful, confusing, and sometimes scary for kids. Taryn Grimes-Herbert moved over twenty times as a child and knows, firsthand, exactly how it feels. Through poetry, photos and engaging activities, “I’ve Got A New Home” helps kids maintain long distance relationships, separate from their old home, adjust to their new surroundings, and make new friends. The book even provides an address section so they can keep in touch with those they’ve left behind, and a moving day checklist so they don’t forget their most prized possessions on the big day. This book was selected by Parents.com as one of the “Gifts We Love for The Holidays” and has gotten rave reviews from parents.

I've Got A New Home

Sometimes we can get so wrapped up in what’s going on at the moment that we forget to think about all the wonderful things that lie ahead. For kids dealing with the pressures of school, friends, and especially bullying behavior, it can be a rough road. “I’ve Got Plans” helps children develop hope for the future so that the struggles of today are a little less intimidating. Through motivating activities, children will start thinking about the life they’d like to create and learn that it is within their power to create it.

I've Got Plans

As parents, we are always telling our kids to make good choices, but it’s not always easy to explain how to go about making those decisions. “I’ve Got A Choice” provides parents with the tools they need to teach kids how to choose wisely, and opens up a channel of communication between child and adult, quickly and easily. Using the ‘Stop and Think Checklist’ and the ‘What Might Happen Next?’ exercise, children and parents will be less intimidated when it comes to making decisions, big or small.

I've Got A Choice