Why Am I Different

By Norma Simon

All families are special

By Norma Simon

Students in Mrs. Mack's class describe their families--big or small, living together or apart, with two moms or none--and learn why every family is special and important.

All Families Are Special

By Norma Simon, Teresa Flavin

Go away, warts!

By Norma Simon

Freddie is embarrassed by his ugly warts and puzzled by their seemingly mysterious disappearance.

Wedding days

By Norma Simon

Discusses the decision to marry, wedding plans, the wedding itself, second marriages and the formation of new families, and anniversaries.

We remember Philip

By Norma Simon

Sam and his classmates seek a way to express their feelings about the accidental death of their teacher's son.

What do I do?

By Norma Simon

A little Puerto Rican girl tells what she does in various work and play situations throughout one day.

What do I do?

By Norma Simon

A little Puerto Rican girl tells what she does in various work and play situations throughout one day. Text in English and Spanish.

What Do I Say

By Norma Simon

Nobody's perfect, not even my mother

By Norma Simon

A young child learns that nobody's perfect, yet people can be wonderful just the same.