From planting your own garden to making a litter stick, 365 Ways to Live Green for Kids will give you new ideas on how to go green.

26 amazing women, 26 amazing stories! From Amelia Earhart, pilot and adventurer, to Zora Neal Hurston, writer and anthropologist. Learn about the hardships and triumphs that inspired each woman to change her world and the world around her.

Developed by the National Women's History Project to promote gender equality through increased awareness of multicultural women's history.

Featuring African-American characters designed for Kindergarten through 2nd grade.  Tips for adults on reading aloud and questions and activities that encourage youngsters to relate to the themes.

A clever twist on a classic fairy tale, this story stars a whip-smart girl instead of traditionally lazy, not-so-bright Jack. It stays pretty true to the original, but has a surprising ending.

*COLORING BOOK Fun for all ages! 
*For Tough Girls and Sensitive Boys.
*Features Princesses who build rocket ships and beasts who enjoy dainty jewelry.

With peek-a-boo windows, bright colors and simple guessing rhymes, this playful board book is perfect for curious babies and toddlers.

A guide to combating sexual harassment and violence in schools and on the streets for youth organizers, students, parents, teachers, and allies committed to building awareness and creating change in any community.  Feminist Press.

From preschool to high school- how parents and teachers can help break the cycle of violence.

52 activities to help you and your kids discover the wonders of nature.  Promotes exploration, stimulates imagination, and heightens a child's sense of wonder.  For children ages 4 to 8.

Stella and Henry are searching for the perfect gift for their mother.  With the help of Aunt Mabel, the two children discover the world of Fair Trade and learn how shopping wisely can improve many people's lives around the world.

Bilingual early childhood board book teaching children how to choose words that are helpful, not hurtful.  Includes helpful tips for parents and caregivers.

Babies who learn to sign can communicate earlier than those who use verbal communication. Also recommended for Kindergarten and  beginning grades.

A wonderful resource for both parents and children as they navigate through the loss of a pet. 

Amalee's world is out of order. School isn't what it used to be and Amalee is not really sure she likes her friends anymore. Life is a mystery that is weighing her down. Out of print edition, minor shelf wear.

Princess Smartypants is pretty, rich, and single and she'd like to stay that way, but her parents have insisted she marry.  So she sets up impossible tasks that any suitor is destined to fail. Ages 4-8.