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• Thank You

  Jarvis, 1985-

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  A simple book about the power of gratitude and taking time to thank the world around you for all the gifts you've been given.

• Finding Grateful

  White, Dianne,

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  An illustrated picture book that explores different ways of being grateful and present in the moment, such as finding a flower in a sidewalk crack and a puppy nose tickling one's toes, to manage the worries and stress children may feel.

• I Am Human

  a Book of Empathy

  Verde, Susan,

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  Sparse text and illustrated children celebrate the emotions and actions that make us human and the best versions of ourselves.

• We Share This School

  a Community Book

  Saks, Dan, 1978-

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  Rhyming text and colorful illustrations on board pages introduce learning readers to the concepts of community and equality in school. Every child is shown as unique with their own personalities and abilities to give to their communities.

• How to Help a Friend

  Newson, Karl,

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  A young girl describes how she supports her animal friends in all sorts of different ways when they're feeling sad, and she explains how everyone handles their emotions differently.

• Sonny Says Sorry!

  Hart, Caryl,

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  Sonny makes a choice that causes his friends to miss something special. How can he apologize in a way that shows he truly cares?

• Waiting Is Not Forever

  Verdick, Elizabeth,

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  This book examines children's feelings of impatience and offers tips to pass the time while they wait.

• At the End of the Day

  Detlefsen, Lisl H.,

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  Describes one busy family's challenges as the day draws to a close and the ways patience can bring about a good ending filled with gratitude.

• The Boy Who Found His Voice

  Gordon, Tyler,

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  A boy named Tyler has trouble with words. When he speaks, the words get stuck, and he soon becomes frustrated and frazzled. He wishes he could take part in show-and-tell at school, but he just can't get the words out.

• Girls on Wheels

  Venkat, Srividhya,

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  Indian kids Damini, Sana and Anila rise early and head to a local skateboard park. Anila is afraid to participate after recently recovering from a broken arm, so Damini and Sana support and encourage her until she is ready to return.

• I'm Growing Great

  Roe, Mechal Renee,

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  Offers empowering statements that describe ways a diverse group of children is growing up in positive ways.

• The Book of Mistakes

  Luyken, Corinna,

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  Celebrates the beauty of mistakes in art by showing young readers exactly how a mistake can be transformed into something wonderful.

• The Little Engine That Could

  Piper, Watty,

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  Although she is not very big, the Little Blue Engine agrees to try to pull a stranded train full of toys over the mountain to the children on the other side.

• Rain Before Rainbows

  Prasadam-Halls, Smriti,

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  A young girl and a fox embark on a journey through challenging times towards a hopeful and happy future. With the help of friends, they learn that they always have support from others to get them through hard times and scary moments.

• Tomorrow I'll Be Brave

  Hische, Jessica,

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  With illustrations and special lettering, this book encourages young readers to be brave, creative, adventurous, smart and confident — but assures them that if they can't, there's always tomorrow to try again.

• The Most Magnificent Thing

  Spires, Ashley, 1978-

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  A little girl with her canine assistant set out to build the "Most Magnificent Thing," but after many attempts, the girl gets discouraged that she cannot build the great thing she has in her head. Then, her dog suggests they take a walk.

• The Paperboy

  Pilkey, Dav, 1966-

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  A paperboy and his dog enjoy the quiet of the early morning as they go about their rounds.

• I Am Enough

  Byers, Grace, 1984-

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  Simple poetic text and colorful illustrations of young girls in action teach young readers about self-acceptance.

• The Magical Yet

  DiTerlizzi, Angela,

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  Simple rhyming text and colorful illustrations follow a group of young kids as they learn how to deal with disappointment, their own mistakes and things that just seem unfair with the power of the magical "Yet."

• Rosen Learning Center: Social Emotional Books

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  Includes 26 titles focused on different social emotional themes.