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Meet Renea, a curious seven year old girl with a big puffy afro and a calm heart. One quiet morning at the breakfast table, a tiny whisper sends her tummy into a flutter of butterflies. With a little help from her mom, a few deep breaths, and a sensory grounding game, Renea learns to manage her big feelings. She soon discovers a brand new gift, realizing her food can actually talk! From crunchy carrots to sleepy chocolate bars, Renea learns how different foods charge her body battery. This gentle adventure teaches children that listening to their body is the greatest superpower of all.

Key Themes Explored

• Mindful nutrition and making healthy choices every day

• Emotional regulation and finding calm through breathing

• Sensory grounding using the Five Things game

• Connecting emotions with physical reactions

Key Sight Words Identified

• The, and, her, is, to, a, up, down, big, see, look, sweet, green, red, quiet, safe, calm

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Step into the gripping world of Martin Vance, a bright young attorney who is desperate to escape his powerful father and his massive legacy. When Martin takes on a huge new legal case for his uncle, he thinks it is his chance to finally prove himself. But he quickly uncovers hidden secrets and deleted files that force him to make an impossible choice. Tailored for preteens and young adults, this thrilling legal drama explores the heavy weight of expectations and the courage it takes to do what is right.

Key Themes Explored

• Finding personal identity outside of family expectations

• The struggle between loyalty and honesty

• Navigating complex moral dilemmas in the adult world

• The heavy burden of secrets and uncovering the truth

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A bilingual (English/Spanish) sensory guide that helps children navigate big emotions through rhyme, rhythm, movement, and mindfulness. Follow a loving grandmother and her grandchild as they explore calming techniques together through beautifully illustrated pages and interactive coloring elements. Ideal for occupational therapists, special education teams, bilingual classrooms, ESL programs, counselors, caregivers, and homeschool families

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A sensory-supportive companion to Nana's Rhyme and Rhythm with laminated, dry-erasable pages for long-term use and durability. Includes coloring pages, movement prompts, body awareness exercises, feelings regulation activities, calm corner guides, and home carryover tools. Designed for professional and family use with structured, low-demand regulation activities for therapeutic, educational, and home settings.

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A powerful illustrated and resource workbook  raising awareness about human trafficking and sexual abuse. Gives voice to survivors while creating pathways for understanding, empathy, and healing. Designed by Marcus Allen Coleman with 15+ years in education and social services to help educators, counselors, and caregivers open age-appropriate conversations about safety and boundaries.

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The novel follows Winston Coleman, a sixteen-year-old sophomore whose entire life is experienced through a unique neurodivergent lens.

As his sensory processing fundamentally shifts, Winston is plunged into profound fear and anxiety. 

Key Classroom Themes & Educational Features

• Supported Reading: Strategically highlighted sight words and key phrases keep reluctant readers engaged and guide them through complex emotional themes.

• Neurodiversity & Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD): Offers a deep, empathetic look into a protagonist who processes the world through unique auditory and physical input, and his journey to adapt when those senses change.

• Anxiety, Fear, & Emotional Regulation: Authentically portrays the physical reality of panic attacks while modeling practical coping mechanisms, demonstrating how structured breathing can bring a person back into their own body.

• The Weight of Hidden Disabilities: Explores the isolating fear of living with an invisible disability and the heavy emotional toll of hiding the truth from family and friends.

• Resilience & True Adaptation: Demonstrates how pre-teens and  young adults can rebuild their passions by letting go of who they once were, learning to navigate the darkness by "dead reckoning" to find a new way forward.

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