"When Josephine Harris follows her heart to Paris, she realizes that the city of lights is still missing one thing--her mom"--

"What kind of mommy is just right? The kind who gives hugs? Makes special treats? The one who sings songs and reads stories? The right kind of mo

"Mommy's too tired to be Mommy tonight. Can you be Mommy and hold me tight? In this clever, rhyming picture book, a mother tells her child that s

A relatably tired mom lets her rambunctious toddler have a turn at being the parent at bedtime.

While Rose's mother has a "quick chat" on the telephone, Rose is supposed to get ready for bed but finds she is hosting a party instead.

A mother envisions her newborn baby as different elements of Hawaiian nature, including the face of the moon, a hermit crab, and the morning dew.

While Rose's mother has a "quick chat" on the telephone, Rose is supposed to get ready for bed but finds she is hosting a party instead.

Annie Claire, excited but nervous about her first day of school, is reasurred by her mother, whose love always goes with her.

Avery does not want to go to bed because she is certain that there are monsters under her bed--but her mother explains where all the different mo

Mama Bear tries to hustle her cub through the day's activities and errands, but Bella Bear insists on going her own pace and showing Mama the val

A poor girl delights in her coat of many colors, made by her mother from rags, because despite the ridicule of the other children she knows the c

In pictures and rhythmic text, a mother relates to her daughter all the steps involved in making her a snug, wooly sweater, starting at the very