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Great-grandmother Nell eats fish for breakfast, she doesn't hug or kiss, and she does NOT want to be called grandma. Her great-granddaughter isn't sure what to think about her. As she slowly learns more about Nell's life and experiences, the girl finds ways to connect with her prickly, pearl-wearing great-grandmother.

Don't Get Your Tutu in a Twist

Miss Gorilla is holding a dance show, but the rehearsals are not going well! Can the performers pull it all together in time for the big night?

Don't Go There!

Lid up, pants down, bottom on the seat!They must not have toilets in outer space, because this baby Martian keeps going in the wrong place: a bird bath, a bin, an up-turned hat . . . . Perhaps if he masters "The Toilet Song", he might learn where to go.

Don't Hug the Quokka!

That quokka may be cute, but does it want a hug? The quokka says ""No!"" In Don't Hug the Quokka!, young readers get a lighthearted and friendly introduction to the concept of consent, learning that even the most adorable creatures might not want a hugCunless they say so! Consent is a really important topic for parents to introduce to young children, but it can be tricky to do so in a way that's clear without being frightening. This book is funny and cute but has a clear message that you have to ask before touching someone elseCit's a good place to start for young kids.

Don't Sit On the Baby!, 2nd Edition: The Ultimate Guide to Sane, Skilled, and Safe Babysitting

Babysitting is one of the most popular part-time jobs for teens, but caring for kids is no easy feat. Offering useful tips on everything from navigating naptime to negotiating pay rates, this funny, no-nonsense guide covers all the basics any babysitting hopeful needs to know and much more. This revised edition includes updated ideas for finding jobs, keeping kids-and yourself-safe, and handling behavioural challenges. Learn what to expect from kids ages 0 to 10, how to land (and keep) the perfect babysitting gig, what to do in situations ranging from emergencies to dirty diapers, and how to communicate with parents. Plus, read real-life stories from teens about their experiences on the job.

Don't Sneeze at the Wedding

Anna is excited to be the flower girl at her aunt’s wedding, but that morning she wakes up and ... achoo! “Don’t sneeze at the wedding!” everyone warns her, but will their remedies work?

Don't Spill the Milk!

Over the uppy downy dunes, across the dark, wide river and up the steep, steep mountain, Penda lovingly carries a bowl of milk to her father in the grasslands. But will she manage to get it there without spilling a single drop?

Don't Squeal Unless It's a Big Deal

Although most kids' problems are kid-sized ones that they can work out themselves, tattling is a fact of life for young children. Their ability to solve problems on their own is just developing, and they often feel they can't manage a situation without help from an adult. As every teacher and parent knows, kids also tattle on their classmates and siblings because they want to look like the ""good child"" or be appreciated as helpful, or even just get some attention. And of course, kids sometimes tattle as a means of getting back at another child, especially a bigger brother or sister. Don't Squeal Unless It's a Big Deal helps kids learn when telling is appropriate and when it is merely squealing. With warmth and humor, this story for young grade-schoolers offers easy guidelines so that kids know when to talk to each other, and when to call in the grown-ups. A Note to Teachers and Parents is also included.

Don't Squeal Unless It's a Big Deal: A Tale of Tattletales

Don't Squeal Unless It's a Big Deal helps kids learn when telling is appropriate and when it is merely squealing. With warmth and humor, this story for young grade-schoolers offers easy guidelines so that kids know when to talk to each other, and when to call in the grown-ups.

Don't Cross the Line

The guard always follows the general's orders without question. This time, the order is that everyone must KEEP OUT. The right-hand page of this book must be kept blank for the general. As the crowd builds up on the border, the guard is under pressure. If no one's allowed onto the next page, what will happen to the story? And then a ball bounces across the border...

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