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Something Happened to Our Mom
When Mom becomes addicted to pain medication following a car accident, Claire and Emmett join a support group for kids, where they find community and answers in this much-needed story for families coping with addiction.
Something Happened to Our Planet
Written to help parents to begin conversations with their children about a challenging and important topic, Something Happened to Our Planet describes the narrator's efforts to help the planet, with her friends, by advocating for re-usable plates at her school.
Something Happened in Our Park
When Miles's cousin Keisha is injured in a shooting, he learns to use his imagination and creativity to help him cope with his anxieties. He also realizes people can work together to reduce the likelihood of violence.
Something Happened in Our Town
Following a police shooting, two families one White and one Black discuss the event, its aftermath, and what they can do to help.