Brave words
Bella Bee Speaks Up
Bella asks what is in a treat, listens to her body, and learns that careful questions can keep joy at the table.
Rhymaun House Kids
Small stories. Brave words.
Picture books for ages 3–7 and the grown-ups who read beside them. Each title turns one child-sized moment into a warm, concise story.
Kindness
Emma El’s Quiet Superpower
A gentle playground story about noticing, including, and the quiet kind of bravery.
Wonder
Hello, Little Star
A warm welcome for a new little person, told in quiet, glowing pages.
First Spanish
Spanish Sunshine Picnic
Seven friendly Spanish words, a playful picnic, and plenty of room to try, laugh, and try again.
First sleepover
Bella Bee’s Sleepover Brave Breath
Games, giggles, unfamiliar sounds — and one bee-sized breath that helps Bella listen and choose.
Body boundaries
My Body Says Wait
An everyday play story about pausing, listening, changing your mind, and respecting a friend’s space.
Monarch science
Little Egg, Big Wings
Follow a monarch from a tiny egg through milkweed, molts, chrysalis, wet wings, and a brave first flight.
Brave choices
Bella & Emma’s Adventure Day
At a bright adventure park, two sisters learn that courage can mean trying, waiting, changing your mind, or choosing your own kind of fun.
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Bella & Emma’s Adventure Day
At a bright adventure park, two sisters learn that courage can mean trying, waiting, changing your mind, or choosing your own kind of fun.
Three ways to make a small story last.
Before
Look at the cover together. Ask what your child notices and what might happen next.
During
Pause when a face or choice changes. “What do you think their body is telling them?” is often plenty.
After
Choose one phrase to practice playfully. Children do not need to perform a lesson.