Penny B. Jen's Favorites

Penny B. Jen's favorite childhood book. This Marianne Richmond classic has brought smiles to millions throughout the years. This story about unconditional love is a perfect book to share with any beloved child. 

Follow this little dot on the journey of kindness. He teaches children a fun way to be kind. Go check out Diane Alber's collection of books related to good manners and emotions.  

Dr. Seuss's classic beginner book has children thinking about THINKING!  Use your imagination and be inquisitive! Two things all children must learn.

Mo Willems's classic characters, Elephant and Piggie, are as funny as ever in this story about giving thanks, gratitude and friendship. We thank you, Elephant & Piggie, for giving us the gift of laughter!

Anjali and her friends are excited to get matching license plates for their bikes. Unfortunately, Anjali cannot find her name. This story of honoring and celebrating our differences is a classic for any child.

A schoolyard bully is changed forever by the new kid in class. This funny and lively story proves how powerful kindness and friendship can be.

One of the first social skills we learn is saying "please". This cute book is an all-time favorite. Follow Penguin as he spends the day with his father. Penguin must learn to say please! 

How will you respond when things are looking so bright? Tough situations happen, but kids will realize they can handle it after reading this book. 

Another Dr. Seuss classic! Life is like a road - smooth and bumpy. Learn to enjoy the ride as you travel on the road of life. A favorite of many and a perfect gift for anyone starting a new phase in their life!

So many things you can dream of being! This book inspires and promotes thoughts of the future. Doctor, baker, writer, and so many others. Who will you be?

Eva Chen, Instagram superstar and author of Juno Valentine and the Magical Shoes, is back with an alphabet board book depicting feminist icons throughout history. 

"You Go Girl!"

In all the world, there is ONLY ONE YOU! Elmo, Big Bird, and all your favorite  Sesame Street friends have special messages to teach kids how special they truly are.

We all handle our emotions differently, but kids have a more difficult time understanding and expressing themselves. Children will learn about how they feel through colors. "What color is your day?"

A book about a girl and a unicorn? Of course, it has to one of her favorites! Amy Krouse Rosenthal's book teaches the power of belief and friendship. A must-read for girls and boys!

Rhyme along as you read and learn how to manage your emotions. See how Drew teaches his dragon, Diggory Doo, how to be calm and act cool. 

Fun characters your children will enjoy.