Macca the Alpaca and his best pal, Al, have been waiting for the perfect day to go on a picnic. When the sun finally comes out, they quickly pack loads of yummy foods for their picnic feast and set off on their way. But as they travel, they come up against a number of challenges, and by the time they get to the destination, they are tired, hungry and the sun is setting. But the two pals don't let that get them down.

The little girl in this picture book would love to dance, sing, and play with her friends, but she is struggling with anxious feelings that get in the way. Sometimes she feels scared and sometimes she feels shy. Sometimes the world seems too loud, too fast, and everything is so overwhelming she could just scream. There is no easy fix for feeling anxious, but by the end of this story she learns to ask for help and finds small ways to feel better.

It's the last day at the construction site and Cranky the crane truck is feeling, well, cranky. And he doesn't want to talk about it. His friends Zippy, Wheezy, and Dump Chuck try to cheer him up. But you know what doesn't help when you're feeling cranky? A lot of talking.

Big Volcano and Little Volcano live side by side in paradise, but when a silly bird drops a coconut (or two) on Little Volcano's crater he blows his top.

Ghost pals Ollie and Ellie enjoy spooky adventures, but when Ollie feels down, Ellie attempts various ways to cheer him up, but realizes that just being there for a friend is the most effective remedy.

Get in touch with your feelings in this official Friends picture book, based on the blockbuster TV show loved by fans of all ages! It's time to express all your emotions! From Phoebe's silliness to Chandler's occasional grumpiness, this picture book will showcase memorable moments from the hit TV show Friends to teach kids about their feelings. Monica, Phoebe, Chandler, Joey, Rachel, and Ross have no shortage of emotions, and we can't wait to ask, 'how YOU feelin'!?'

Playful and jubilant, Michael Rosen's read-aloud delight captures the can't-sit-still spirit of children with energy to burn. This bunny is so wriggly! Around and around, on the ground, it waves its feet and drums out a beat. It just can't stop! But, phew--it's tiring being this wriggly! Melding an exuberant text by rhyming master Michael Rosen with bold and bouncing illustrations from Robert Starling, this third in a series exploring early childhood emotions is a go-to book to share with little ones. The author's introductory note to grown-ups invites readers to use I Am Wriggly as a springboard for interactive play.