Sebastien and Sonya are two young and very silly Snow Leopards. Mama Samara watches over them constantly so they can be safe from danger. The cubs are always being playful and silly but also know to immediately listen to Mama when she spots danger. Children will see with these cuddly Snow Leopards, the importance of listening to parents and obeying even when they would rather just play and be silly.

Young Akello is an Aoudad. He admires goatees and big horns and being able to climb mountains and rocks. It makes him sad and irritated that the Aoudad are also called Barbary Sheep. See how his family helps him learn what he really is and how he learns not to worry about being a goat or a sheep or a winner or a loser and just be himself.

Black swans are rare and pretty. They have beautiful long necks. It is fascinating to watch how they bend and reach various parts of their bodies as they clean and preen. What a lovely way to coax youngsters to move, bend, flex and exercise! Make a game of it with Bhavani and Bhairav the beautiful black swans.

Alejandro is a little Alpaca that is angry. In this picture book your child will see how others are affected by anger and how to handle it. Recognizing anger, how it affects those around us and how to calm down is an important social and emotional learning. The adorable Alpacas and goats in this book photographed by author Pradeep Aradhya.

Do Zebras have white stripes or black stripes? Are Zebras black or white? Are those pretty stripes useful? When young Zara and Zeke are curious, see how wise old Zo tells them how their stripes are useful and not just pretty. Zo also reveals to them their real color and why that color does not matter. The Zebra is our best example to show kids early that color is not a divider and that opposite colors work well together.

Sigurd, Snorre and Skade are seal colony leaders. Each has a different style of leadership. The colony needs to return to sea after molting or shedding their winter fur. How does each leader take on this task? Show your kids how good leaders lead and how they teach younger leaders as Sigurd seals the deal about going back to sea.

Aglaya and her friends are beautiful cows with a lot of pretty hair. They can barely see with all the hair over their faces. And then a new and different cow comes to them. Will they play with the new cow? Will they be nice? This beautiful picture book and story will help your child learn about empathy and difference and how to be kind. The pictures in this book are of unique and lovable cows of the Highland Cattle breed. Author Pradeep Aradhya is a photographer and film maker focused on n...

Tambwe yawns a lot and his gorilla troop talks a lot. Their comments are not always nice. The old silverback Omba teaches the troop to THINK before talking. Show your kids how the gorillas practice saying only things that are (T)rue, (H)elpful, (I)nspirational, (N)ecessary, and (K)ind.

Chad and Thad are handsome Turkey birds that like to do different dances. They cannot agree which one to do together. They ask Brad to help and lead them but he tells them they need a group and some proper moves to dance together. Watch these beautiful Turkey birds find their instructor Radley who helps them dance "The Twist" in sync. Minor squabbles are set aside and roles defined towards achieving a group goal with coordination by these beautiful Turkeys!

Young Banaz the baboon braves the laughter of those around her as she tries to climb a slippery tree. She is scared of the climb and of her own failure, but finally frees herself from both and learns to ...fly! As very young children we fail all the time and learn from it and develop our skills. However at some age young children get very conscious ... of themselves, their peers, their observers and their success or failure. So much so that they refuse to try for fear of failure. In the ch...

Leonardo and Letitia are rare and beautiful Golden Lion Tamarin monkeys. They like to play with each other but are both very stubborn. Sometimes they fight when they want their own way. Usually they make up because they really want to play with each other. Sometimes they sulk. However, they also apologize and continue playing. Read your kids this beautiful story of these monkeys fighting and making up and playing.

Hady is a young Orangutan. He is confused by how others in his group look. He does not want to be worried or frightened like them. He has to ask a wiser older friend Harum what the secret to happiness is. Harum makes Hady watch the others carefully and understand if they are every happy. And then Hady understands what is happiness and how he can be happy.