Matthew figures out how his mom knows everything -- like when he's jumping on the bed, or using her pots in the garden. Even though she looks like an ordinary mom, he's confident she has super powers.

Jake's mom loves turning trash into treasure and Jake fears she will want to change him too. His mom assures him he will change on his own and she will love him every step of the way.

Shows a mother and daughter that stick by each other's side.

Little Louie is sick and all he wants is mom. But his nose is so stuffed it sounds like he is calling "Bob" (the dog) not "Mom." The author instructs readers to read it as though they have the worst cold ever.

Witness an adorable day with a mom and her son.

This lovely story was inspired by the Gambian tradition of giving a child a thread when the parent is away. The story starts with the thread that attaches a mother and child at birth and stretches and unwinds as the child grows.

An absolute beautiful illustration of all the times in life a caregiver will hold their child's hand. Favorite quote "when you're feeling small, or for no reason at all, I'll hold your hand."