I Can Be Safe

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 May 2003


I Can Do It!

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 August 2010

Why Do I Feel Scared?

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 August 2010

My Manners Matter

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 January 2006


Why Am I So Tired?

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 June 2008

A visit to the dentist can be a scary experience for younger children. This good-humored story emphasizes the dentist's role as a friend and advisor who ensures that boys and girls have healthy teeth and attractive smiles. This is a new title in the appealing "A First Look At. . ." series. These books encourage preschool and early-grades children, to explore their feelings and talk to parents or other trusted elders about things that bother them. Some problems, like visits to the dentist, are passing and minor and can be solved with relative ease. Others, like dealing with allergies, can range from passing annoyances to something more serious. In all cases, children are encouraged to follow parental and medical advice so that they can engage in normal children's activities. The books feature child-friendly color illustrations on every page. An advice to parents section follows each story.

I'm Telling the Truth

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 January 2006

My Amazing Body

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 December 2001

Don't Call Me Special

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 December 2001

My Family's Changing

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 January 1999
My Family's Changing is a unique picture book for younger children and explores the issue of divorce. The author of this book is a psychotherapist and counselor and helps children to face their fears, worries and questions when their family is going through a break-up. "What About You?" sidebars appear frequently with questions directed at the child reading the book. The questions encourage children to explore their own feeling about the situation. Full color illustrations throughout.

Skin I'm in

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 March 2003
Racial discrimination is cruel, and especially so to younger children. The Skin I'm In encourages kids to accept and be comfortable with differences of skin color and other racial characteristics among their friends and in themselves. Titles in the A First Look At series explore the dynamics in relationships among children of preschool through early school age, and encourage kids to understand personal and social problems as a first step toward solving them. Written by an experienced psychotherapist and counselor, these books promote positive interaction among children, parents, and teachers. The language in each book is simple and direct--easy for younger children to understand.

My Friends and Me

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 January 2001



Stop Picking on Me

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 March 2000

Is It Right to Fight?

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 March 2003


Do I Have to Go to School?

by Pat Thomas

Published 1 August 2006