This interactive book uses flaps, wheels, touch and feel, and a surprise ending to teach children that God made each one of them in a unique and special way.

"Special Me" is a childhood memoir that empowers children to be more confident in themselves and their bodies. This children's book relates to my experiences and lessons I learned. As a child, I underwent several life threatening surgeries. Bonus activities included.

The money jar that Rosa, Mama, and Grandma filled with their coins will be emptied to buy Rosa whatever she wants for her birthday. But what can Rosa choose that special enough-unless it's a gift they can all enjoy!

This book will remind omphalocele kids' they're very special! All methods to repair are unique and serious. 'A Very Special Me' was written to remind omphalocele children that they were born a little different, but they're loved just the same. Please use this story as a tool to create dialogue when children start asking questions about their tummies. By the end of the story your child will realize that they really are very special. It is written in a wonderful rhyme, and the watercolors are so full of life they will catch your child's attention through the entire story. Prior to our daughter's last omphalocele surgery, she asked a lot of questions. A nurse suggested a kids book that could help her understand what was going to happen. Because I couldn't find the right book for this situation or age, I decided to write one myself. Through a support group, I met Emily, an artist who is also an omphalocele adult. Emily was able to take the words provided and easily put emotions and life experiences into her pictures, bringing them beautifully to life.

Milo is fed up. He wants to play at being captain, but the other children say he's too short, he must be a deck hand. He's too small to be a lion, and not handsome enough to be the prince. But Milo's mum makes him see that the other roles can be even more fun.

A children's story book, about Sarah and why she's special.