@ Little Book House

Description

An inspirational story about a child's compassionate relationship with Poppy, a grandfather who has dementia.

Told through the eyes of the child, this sweet, gentle story is both heartwarming and informative.

The disease of dementia, including Alzheimer's Disease, is not just about memory loss, and impacts entire families.

I'll Remember, Poppy is a beautiful way to help children understand dementia and how they can play a role in caregiving.

“Finding the Blaze” is an adventure story in the woods that is written for elementary school age children with ideas and tips about what things to bring on a successful hike. Jeremy, his mother and friend Alex take to the hiking trails to help solve an unexpected problem on the top of a mountain. 

Extra features in the book include a hiking list of items to bring and a hiking journal.

We all have a little anxiety and worry, but what is the son of the meanest, badest dinosaur to do when it gets the best of him?

Can a young boy find fire for his family—and bring it safely home? An exciting, nearly wordless picture book adventure as visually compelling as a Pixar short.

The Capital Region’s premier independent children’s book store will graciously host the release of the second book in the series: “Parmesan Pig Saw What Was Needed.”

Celebrate the new school year and stop by with young ones in your circles. Grab a copy and have it personally signed by the author. Both book 1 and book 2 will be readily available.

ADDITIONALLY - Half of all proceeds will be donated to the JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), to support young type-1 diabetic children.

Description

The inspiring biography of Ghanaian artist El Anatsui whose handmade sculptures, created from discarded bottle tops, have received international acclaim and been showcased around the world.

If you touch something, you leave a charge on it and anybody else touching it connects with you, in a way. -- El Anatsui

SHIMMER'S EGGS: 

Eleven-year-old Luke longs for an adventure to escape being sick in the hospital. As a medieval princess and her dragon come to life from his jigsaw puzzle, he doesn’t know what to believe. When she grants him and his little brother, Peter, a wish in exchange for help, they can’t afford to say no.

No, Go, and Tell! by local author, Marilyn Pittelli, addresses the difficult topic of sexual abuse prevention for five to nine year olds.  It helps children to distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate touch and to become more comfortable with protecting themselves and reporting abusive behaviors.