Books like A, my name is Annabel by Michaela Muntean

Chrysanthemum loves her name, but school life turns tough when classmates mock it, challenging her self‑esteem and teaching her resilience.

A gentle story about friendship and differences among people around the world, told in Spanish and English and focusing on children's manners and customs in a multicultural context.

Following the red–hot Rules of Marriage, Annabel Essex defies expectations when she and the attractive, intrepid Earl of Ardmore find themselves bound to each other in a Scottish carriage—an adventure that blends romance, law, and a fashionably bold twist.

When a new student arrives, invisible Brian finally finds his place, showing that kindness and teamwork can bring shy children into the light.

A children's book introducing weather terms through poems and expository text

A lively picture book celebrating the diversity of modern families, from single parents to same‑sex parents, big and small, quiet or noisy, showing that every family is special and alike.

In this board‑book rhyme, a little girl celebrates her own uniqueness and confidence, encouraging young readers to embrace their individuality regardless of outward appearance.

An alphabetical listing of historical and cultural information on India.

"Annabel had disappeared after going to meet the woman who, she'd just discovered, was her natural mother ... However, when her sister Jo travels to Somerset to try and find her, she must follow a trail of lies and deceit. The events of the past and the present have become dangerously entangled. And she discovers, to her cost, that for some people in the tiny village of Neston Parva, old loyalties remain fierce and strangers are not welcome ..."--Publisher description. Annabel had disappeared after going to meet the woman who, she'd just discovered, was her natural mother ... However, when her sister Jo travels to Somerset to try and find her, she must follow a trail of lies and deceit. The events of the past and the present have become dangerously entangled. And she discovers, to her cost, that for some people in the tiny village of Neston Parva, old loyalties remain fierce and strangers are not welcome ...

An assortment of animals introduce the letters of the alphabet.

A bright, cheerful picture book that encourages children to embrace their uniqueness and support one another with kindness and confidence.