When she wakes up one morning to find her double in her room, seventeen-year-old Kate, already at wit's end with college applications, finals, and extracurricular activities, decides to put her to work.

Hippo is looking for a new book. She heads to the library and soon finds stories about knights, pirates, bears, superheroes, and more! With all the books out there, how can she choose just one? Maybe she doesn't have to..

What if a boy found a beach ball and kicked it into the ocean? What if two seals found it and began to play? What if a third seal appeared on the beach looking for a friend? Enjoy this visit to the beach and the chance to guess what happens when different choices are made.

Highlighting decision making as a privilege children have to shape their world in whatever manner they wish, this volume uses memorable rhymes and colorful illustrations to introduce cause-and-effect relationships, and explore judgment, emotionality, and compassion, all toward distinguishing one's self through decisions.

Darla is a young and spunky astronaut-in-training. She wants to go to Mars one day, just like her favorite doll, Astronautica. But, to do so, she'll need to practice using her Power to Choose wisely.

"When fifth-grader Atticus Finch Martin uncovers a plea for help, he must put aside his quest to find a fossil of the world's largest dinosaur."--Provided by publisher.

"Charlie has a hard time choosing. It doesn't matter if the choice is between flavors of ice cream, pairs of underwear, or whether to sleep with the lights on or off, the options are always overwhelming...However, with Charlie's birthday fast approaching, he is determined to choose the absolute best gift for himself: a dog! And when a furry friend chooses him instead, making decisions suddenly becomes a little bit easier"--

A child shares all of the choices and decisions to be made in the average day, and why going to bed is no fun because the sheep to be counted are all the same, in a book that challenges readers to find objects in detailed illustrations.

Danny learns even more about his Power to Choose while on Vacation! Filled with pertinent lessons dealing with personal responsibility, empathy, kindness, sharing, and so much more!

A boy wants all of the pets in a pet store but he and his sister can choose only one.