Wilson, Sarah

A little girl sets sail across the bay and discovers that the dragons there, about which her mother has warned her, only want to play.

Text in French.

Explores the author's "Beast," her anxiety, and how a Chinese proverb she learned that states "to conquer a beast, you must first make it beautiful," helped her to see her anxiety as a teacher and a journey rather than an enemy to be overcome. Offers readers advice on overcoming their own mental anxieties, and includes anecdotes from mental health experts and representations of anxiety in literature, like the poems of Emily Dickinson.

You want to give up the sugar-- but you want to keep the breakfasts, smoothies, and treats you love. Wilson shares her repertoire of go-to dishes that will help you make living sugar-free sustainable-- and delicious.

When Henry cleans his room, he attracts the attention of reporters, scientists, the army, and something long and green and scaly that lives under his bed.

Baby animals nap in interesting places, but a tired little girl and her puppy like to nap in a lap.

Two brothers who are best friends have fun together throughout the year.

"Who doesn't crave sugar? And who doesn't believe that if she ate less sugar, she would feel healthier--lighter, more rested, energized, and even more beautiful? It's just breaking the addiction that seems so hard. "If not a sweet treat," we ask, "then what?".