From the eyes of a baby penguin the world is a great big place. But in the eyes of its mother--this little penguin is the biggest, most important thing in the world!

A very big story about a very small girl. Mimi is so much littler than everyone, –I might as well be called Mini,” she says. Everyone is taller than her, even the family dog! Though there are advantages ã like fitting into the best hiding places ã to Mimi, being small is the worst. But then one day, a surprise shows up at home. A very little surprise. And Mimi begins to realize that being little is just a matter of perspective. The perfect book for any child trying to find their place in the world.

The World Is Great, and I Am Small: A Bug’s Prayer is a thoughtful and uplifting reflection on modern life and the human condition, as well as a lighthearted celebration of some of the many truly amazing insects with whom we share our planet (and without whom human existence would cease, almost immediately). In the form of a poem, this meditation is a charming ode to all those that creep, crawl, and fly. Accompanying the poem are stunning photographs of some of the world’s most beautiful and unique creatures. At the back of the book, an image key explains the various insects adorning the pages of this prayerful keepsake.

When Lola is worried about starting school, her older brother Charlie reassures her.

I Am So Small I Am Not Afraid to Walk Now A picture book by Stephanie Carter Harleaux

Things seem to go wrong whenever Kree tries to help around the house. She always ends up getting into trouble. Mum and Dad say she is too small. She wishes her parents would disappear and leave her alone with her baby sister. But what would she do if it happened? Would she want them to come back? Could she look after the baby on her own?

"Jeffrey Brown is one of the best humorists in modern American comic book." -- Comic Book Bin Everyone needs something funny to stick in their pocket to read on the train, or on a lunch break, or in line at the DMV. This is that something. Jeffrey Brown sets aside the sappy sentimentality of his autobiographical comics to bring you this subtle and subversive, laugh-out-loud, giant-size, SMALL collection of gag cartoons.