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.

An adorable story where you can't tell if it's from the dog or the little girl's perspective. Whoever is telling the story -- you can tell they really love the other.

Blossom, a colorful one-eyed monster, is terrified of the noises she hears above her bed. She eventually meets her biggest fear and soon realizes that Ivy, the girl sleeping in the bed above hers, is not a monster -- she's actually a friend. The book asks readers to consider what monsters would think about them. An adorable story about building courage, facing fears, and perspective.

A dad's nerve-racking perspective on pregnancy and the first few years.

An adorable story about a little girl explaining why she does not like bedtime. Her reasonings include the fact that bedtime is boring and you have to do so many chores before going to sleep. Her monster friends offer her a different perspective by explaining why sleep is important and good for you. Overtime she realizes just how much she loves sleep and begins to describe the dreams and adventures she has while sleeping. The book ends with some cool sleep facts.

Marisol (Ramon's little sister) reignites his love for art by helping him look at his creations differently.

A young blind girl loves the sounds of her city. She helps her grandmother realize the sounds are as beautiful as church sounds on Sunday mornings.