Jessica Kingsley Publishers

This distinctively illustrated book is a quick and quirky way to explain to friends and family why children with autism behave the way they do. Age: 6+

Meet Emily. She is being bullied by a group of children at school. She describes how this makes her feel, think and act. Eventually, she finds ways to help herself and also realises that she can get help from other people ... Age: 7+

Contributors from all walks of life share their thoughts on carefully selected writings, images and artwork that most accurately express death to them.

Sprinkle the pig has moved to a new house, with a new family, but he misses his old family. On his first day at school his classmate yells at him, and everything gets too much. Age: 4+

In a deep dark forest, Little Coyote grows up with a tough gang of big strong coyotes. They are cruel, call him names and order him about all day long. Age: 4+

Vincent is a fox who loves to play dress-up with their brothers and sisters, but when they always choose to dress up as female characters, Vincent's siblings begin to wonder why. Age: 4+

Charley Chatty likes to talk. Charley talks so much that her mouth gets dry but there's just so much to say! Age: 3+

Today Sophie Spikey has a very big problem. She has lost her shoes, again! There is no way she is asking her mum for help, though. I can fix it all by myself, she thought. Age: 3+

If a grownup you love has bipolar disorder, what does that mean? In this friendly guide, 11-year-old Josh tells all about his dad's bipolar, including what mental illness is, and how it can affect patients and their families. Age: 7+

An accessible and straightforward book explaining terrorism to children age 7+. Designed to be read by an adult to a child, it reassures and alleviates worries children might have after media exposure on this topic.

Part of the best-selling Can I Tell You about... series this book raises awareness about children who live with and care for parents or other relatives in the home. Age: 7+

This book also features activities to help children talk about their feelings, and a simple introduction to attachment theory for adults; it's helping children with attachment issues to understand their feelings. Age: 5+