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#26 I Feel Sick When I Throw Up
Written by Karen White Porter
Feeling sick is never easy, but it’s especially scary when it’s something a child has never experienced before. In this honest and helpful addition to the I Feel… When… series, Cal is feeling very unwell. His tummy is tumbling, his head is heavy, and he realizes he’s about to experience something new and frightening: throwing up. Thankfully, Cal isn’t alone. His friend Deb helps Cal navigate the "scary unknowns" of being sick. This addition to the I Feel... When... series will teach children socio-emotional skills such as empathy, compassion, and caregiving.
I Feel Sick When I Throw Up will be available for purchase summer 2026.
Eyes That Say I Can
Written by Chrislene Satine, Illustrated by Kenal Louis
Have you ever worried about your children feeling left out because they were different from others?
Meet Le’len, a young girl, who feels left out because she looks different from others. One day, before going to school, Le’Len tells Mama she feels different because her eyes are big. Mama reassures Le’Len that her eyes are what makes her unique and special. Le'len learns the power of believing in yourself while encouraging her friends to develop the same self-confidence.
A bilingual book written in English and Haitian Creole, Eyes That Say I Can is a heartwarming story celebrating self-love and the beauty of being uniquely you. Perfect for young readers, this inspiring story reminds children everywhere: "You are enough just as you are."
Eyes That Say I Can
Ekri pa Chrislene Satine, Ilistre pa Kenal Louis
Èske w te janm enkyete w pou pitit ou yo santi yo mete deyò paske yo diferan de lòt moun?
Rankontre Le’len, yon jèn fi, ki santi l mete deyò paske li sanble diferan de lòt moun. Yon jou, anvan l al lekòl, Le’Len di Manman li santi l diferan paske je l yo gwo. Manman rasire Le’Len ke se je l yo ki fè l inik ak espesyal. Le’len aprann pouvwa kwè nan tèt ou pandan l ap ankouraje zanmi l yo pou yo devlope menm konfyans nan tèt yo.
Yon liv bileng ekri an angle ak kreyòl Ayisyen, Eyes That Say I Can se yon istwa rekonfòtan ki selebre lanmou pwòp tèt ou ak bote pou w inikman ou menm.
Pafè pou jèn lektè yo, istwa enspiran sa a raple timoun toupatou: "Ou sifi jan w ye a."
Learn about Haiti and Haitian Creole (for kids)
Learn Haitian Creole with guest Michael H.,
Courtesy of the Miss Jessica's World YouTube Channel
Join Miss Jessica and her guest Michael Hyacinthe to learn about Haiti, Hattian Creole, and a little bit about Haitian culture.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF_ICeiFYyY
Creole Language for Kids: Best Fun Ways to Learn Caribbean Culture, by Ben Nduwuba
Courtesy of TheTalkList website
This is a wonderful article that details the history of Haitian Creole, teaches some basic words and phrases, and provides additional language-learning resources for parents and kids.
https://thetalklist.com/creole-language-for-kids/
Practice Cultural Diversity
Teaching Cultural Diversity: Fun and Inclusive Activities for Young Learners, by Shaimaa Olwan
courtesy of the Learning Mole Website
A wonderful and comprehensive resource for parents and teachers interested in teaching cultural diversity and inclusion to their students and children.
https://learningmole.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/v2-t3sa7-y3igs.jpg
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Treasures of Vesta
Written by Barbara Bockman, Illustrated by Jenifer Dearinger
Mistakes. Wrong Choices. Misjudgments.
Diana is passionate, benevolent, and impulsive. At eighteen years of age, she has finished her training and is prepared to commit to the service of Vesta, Goddess of the Hearth. For the next twenty years of her life, she will serve as a Vestal Virgin, tending Vesta’s sacred flame while foregoing matrimony. Still, she is still torn between her devotion to the Goddess, and her private yearning to be a wife and mother.
Despite this, she is confident of her choice and her obedience to her sacred vows. But hubris stands in her way. Her prayer is self-centered; she pardons a murderer without full credentials; she mistakes a friend for an enemy; she misses the signs that would have enabled her to divert a great calamity from Rome.
There are always choices. Diana has her duty, to her fellow priestesses, to the citizens and city of Rome, and to the Goddess Vesta herself. But then she falls in love.
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Love Letters From Uncle Fred to Aunt Marie
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