Our books are full of inspiration to help children develop their reading skills and shape a more humane world. We curate our books based on 8 themes that cultivate compassion:
From stories on voter rights to those on gender and racial equality, our books provide tools to raise children who are understanding and compassionate towards all people, regardless of our differences.
We love inspiring children to care about the planet. Now more than ever it’s critical to inform them about the impact of pollution on the climate and the environment. Our books encourage both conversation and action to protect nature.
We believe that raising humane beings starts with children becoming aware of the impact that every day choices have on other people and the planet. Our books promote lifestyle options to do more good and less harm, to live a more humane and sustainable life.
Activism can mean marching the streets to promote or protest an issue, bring change, and greater political or social justice, but it can also mean a child standing up to someone who is being unkind and demanding respect they deserve. Our books demonstrate the value in doing something about situations that are not right.
The world is a diverse place. Children need books that reflect their culture in the real world, so they feel they are included in society. They also need windows into the lives of others that live (dramatically) differently to appreciate people outside their immediate community. Our books celebrate this diversity.
While children are naturally caring, especially towards animals, nurturing this compassion is important. Our books help to explain the complex relationships that we share with the animal kingdom and how we foster healthy ones.
Teaching children to "play nicely" and say “thank you” only scratches the surface of building patience and gratitude. Learning the importance of serenity and gratefulness is not always easy. Our books demonstrate how people can live more harmoniously with themselves and together.
It is often shocking what is taught in children’s books from other generations. Some say you must never cry, others say how differently girls and boys should behave. Our books show the importance of being able to express a range of feelings and abilities and how to nurture a more positive well-being.
BOOK EXAMPLES
by Tom Percival
A perceptive story to encourage children to talk about what worries them, reflect on their anxious feelings, and address what bothers them in a positive way.
SEE GIFT CARDSby Amanda F. Doering, Melissa Higgins, Simone Shin
A caring series to help every child navigate the experience of bullying (like pushing, teasing, insults and exclusion) and learn safe strategies to put an end to these issues.
MORE THEMESby Benji Davies
A tender and heart-warming story about exploring and developing an appreciation for living in harmony with nature as well as our own true nature.
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by Megan McDonald
Another day. Another mood. Meet Judy Moody at her moodiest, in this LOL adventure. Bad moods, good moods, even back-to-school moods - this book series shows we all have them!
GIVE AS GIFTby Ailsa Wild
A refreshing book series about an adventurous girl from a mixed race background living in a blended family. By exploring modern families, readers are encouraged to embrace diversity.
SEE GIFT SHOPby Kate Pankhurst
A book to celebrate extraordinary women, like the suffragettes and their fight for rights. See how they opened doors to make it possible for both men and women to pioneer the future.
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by multiple authors
This lively and highly illustrated book series introduces young readers to the biographies of truly amazing women who lived incredible lives to bring greater equality.
GIVE AS GIFTby Dougie Poynter
Plastic is everywhere and it sucks. This book helps kids understand the bigger picture and find ways to cut plastic use to help protect our environment.
SUBSCRIBEby Kay Woodward
Full of inspiring stories about rebels who stood up for what they believed in, spoke out against injustice, and overcame impossible obstacles. It offers suggestions on how to take a stand.
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