"Trevor McKinney is a twelve-year-old boy who accepts the challenge that his teacher gives his class; to earn extra credit by coming up with a plan to change the world for the better and to put that plan into action. The idea that Trevor comes up with is so simple and so naive that when the others learn of it they are dismissive."--Jacket

This exuberant celebration of kindness follows Maisy and her friends as they spread joy around them by sharing toys, making cards and gifts, nurturing animals, caring for the environment and looking out for one another.

A new day at the farm! The chickens are laying eggs. The cows are giving milk. And Chick? Chick can do something very special. Hug! Follow along as Chick brightens all the animals' day with a hug. It is a sweet reminder about making time to just be present for each other and doing little things to spread kindness.

Cricket and Grasshopper go on a high-flying, wild adventure, encountering a large crow, a hungry fish, powerful winds and more. But while Grasshopper has the time of her life, Cricket can't help but worry. Through kindness and patience, the two friends learn that together they can keep each other safe and find their way back home.

"Claire Petrenko always knew it was coming. Breast cancer has claimed the lives of both her mother and her younger sister. Now, as she cobbles the pieces of her own life back together, the devastating family legacy returns, and Claire receives the same diagnosis. So when her old friend Jenna Hogan suddenly shows up at her door -- like a fairy godmother offering to grant a wish -- Claire seizes the chance to revisit her past... and salvage her future....

When I first met my stepmother, I was a little suspicious. All stepmothers are supposed to be wicked! Evil! Downright B-A-D BAD! Or at least, that's what the stories say. So I thought I knew just what to expect from mine. But my stepmother didn't seem to be any of those things. She helped me paint my room. She left me notes in my lunch box. She baked my favorite lemon squares. Is it possible I might have been wrong about stepmothers?

Cowboy Jack has learned the hard way the importance of being unselfish and kind.

The soul of kindness is what Flora believes herself to be. Tall, blonde, and beautiful, she appears to have everything under control--her home, her baby, her husband Richard, her friend Meg, Kit--Meg's brother, who has always adored Flora--and Patrick the novelist and domestic pet. Only the bohemian painter Liz refuses to become a worshipper at the shrine. Flora entrances them all, dangling visions of happiness and success before their spellbound...

The dwarfs want to do something nice for Snow White in return for all her kindness to them, so they decide to surprise her by doing all the chores while she's asleep. Things don't turn out the way they planned, but Snow White is surprised all the same.

"Thwarted in her efforts to be involved in the palace's activities, a young princess with a kind heart and a determined spirit finds opportunities to be useful outside the castle walls"--