I'm glad to be me

By Barbara Shook Hazen, Ruth Shannon Odor

Children describes some of the things that make them uniquely themselves and some of their feelings about Jesus.

Amelie dit non

By Barbara Shook Hazen

It's a shame about the rain

By Barbara Shook Hazen

A child is disappointed when rain interferes with a visit to the lake, but a picnic by the fireplace helps to compensate.

Wally, the worry-warthog

By Barbara Shook Hazen

Wally, a wart hog who worries about everything, discovers that the terrifying Wilberforce has as many fears as he does.

Very shy

By Barbara Shook Hazen

A very shy little girl, by getting up the courage to speak to a new boy at school, takes the first step toward overcoming her shyness.

If It Weren t for Benjamin

By Barbara Shook Hazen

To Be Me (Understanding Myself Picture Books)

By Barbara Shook Hazen, Frances Hook

A young boy describes some of the things that make him uniquely himself.

Petit Lard le chauffard

By Barbara Shook Hazen

Who Lost a Shoe Macmillan Whole Language Big Books

By Barbara Shook Hazen

Let s Go

By Barbara Shook Hazen