Josh Shipp

This book would be a great book for primary or intermediate readers
This book displays foster care in a tangible way that provides children to relate and grow in their perspective
This would be a great read aloud book as it explains heavier topics using animals instead of humans, making the information and experiences more palatable for younger students.This would be a great book to pair with a discussion to broaden students' perspectives on different experiences.

This book tells the story of an animal having a new foster family. The animal faces many challenges with its new family, but they eventually learn to trust its family as they look out for the animal. This was a very heartfelt read, and could be used with children to educate them about foster care.

This picture book would be a powerful read aloud in a Kindergarten classroom as a way to teach students about foster care in a way they can understand. This book is illustrated in a way students can understand in a kid friendly way using animals.

This book tells the story of a small animal going through the foster care system, facing challenges but finding a loving home in the end. It's great for primary and intermediate students, offering comfort and understanding for those in similar situations.