Books by Christine Reynebeau

For Ages 3-9, Henry's family is moving to a new house! Walter, Finley, and Phoebe get a little nervous about the change, but no one more so that Walter.This is a book about change and transition. Join the pups as they learn to navigate change in their lives and learn to identify the important constants that matter most.Great gift for housing warming gift, birthdays,or christmas!Grab the next copy in the Dreambuilt Kids Series & engage your young reader in a story about change!

Grab the children's book that celebrates the strong values of love!"It's the roots that keep you grounded when life sends you a storm and the feeling that keeps your heart open and warm."Open the pages of our next adventure…Henry and Lucy are asked to stand up at a wedding! Together they discover meaning in the big celebration. This is a story about the celebration and values that come with love; it's a small reminder that love is very important in our lives. This is a wedding book that walks you through the day and helps ring bearers and flower girls to understand their role in the big day.Use this book for children as a tool to open discussions about weddings, love, family and values! This book makes a great wedding gift for your ring bearers and flower girls. This is a book that will allow any family to talk about love and what that marriage connection means.Children's Book that bring the value of love to the forefront of bedtime stories.

When Phoebe can't find her favorite tennis ball, Water and Finley come to help find and rescue it!This story is about teamwork; it is a reminder that teams require different skills to accomplish our goals and that sometimes, the best thing we can do is to ask for help!

For ages 3-9... She wants to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, but can't get the lid off the jar. No matter how many times she asks her parents for help, they just keep telling her she can do it herself. She tries everything to get the lid off the jar, but ultimately, there is only one thing that works. This story is a reminder of the potential we all have in us to do whatever we set our minds to. Sometimes we just need someone to believe in us.

For ages 3-9... Henry didn't understand what his mom meant when she said his guts would tell him what to do. Then at recess, his guts help him to make the right decision. This story is about trusting our intuition and reminding ourselves to always trust that gut feeling, even if it doesn't make sense to everyone else.

Lucy has a bully at school. After struggling to deal with it, she goes to her mom for help. This story is about kindness, compassion and resiliency; it is a reminder that all people are dealing with different challenges and sometimes just need a little kindness to change things.