The Love of My LIfe is one of those books you can't say much in fear of spoiling everything.
Laurie Hollman's latest book, The Busy Parent's Guide to Managing Anxiety in Children and Teens, offers examples of how people to use parental intellegience to help with their children's anxiety.
Another great book from Wesley KIng, this one with a young man trying to deal with OCD alone until he meets someone who may see right through him. Also reviewed, the latest by Nadia Marks, and a hockey picture book.
An Emotional Menagerie teaches people young and old about emotions and how to make the best of each one - from A to Z.
Despite the copious amounts of tears shed, I highly recommend this young adult book from Alberta author Sarah Everett.
A realistic look at addictions and how children are left to pick up the pieces.
These picture books tackle some serious issues - homelessness, foster care, mental health and finding your identify.
Based on author Eric Walters' childhood, The King of Jam Sandwiches shares the story of Robbie, who is not like most 13 year olds.
In her quest of being normal, Sara, who has more a series of mental health issues, finds a friend who inspires her to be herself in this middle grade read from Simon & Schuster Canada.
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