There are new children at Jolie’s school, which would normally be great, but Jolie is having a hard time making friends with them. Jolie is always so friendly and outgoing and loves to play with everyone, but these children make Jolie nervous, and she doesn’t know what to say or how to act around them. The children have different abilities, and that is new to Jolie. One is in a wheelchair, one on crutches, one just sings, and the other doesn’t talk to anyone. How can she make friends with children who are so unlike her other friends? She’s afraid of hurting their feelings or saying the wrong thing, so she just keeps to herself, which has caused her to become sad. Nana notices the change in Jolie’s behavior and decides it’s time to take Jolie on an adventure that ends up helping her deal with the situation at school. Join Jolie, Nana, and the gang as they head on a magical journey, and see how Hamilton plays a big part in showing Jolie that no matter what abilities someone has, everyone just wants to be treated the same.

The Best You is an inspiring, uplifting ode to all of life's possibilities, filled with humor and heart. Through kid-friendly rhymes and vibrant art, Jason Tharp encourages children to be their best selves--and to pursue their dreams. Imagine all the good you can do Just being the best you you can do. A motivational speaker and prolific children's author and artist, Jason inspires self-confidence, self-exploration, and laughter in this important, heartfelt picture book about being the best you possible. Jason drew on his own experiences with and hopes for his children to create his most personal story yet. Families will love sitting down with this book again and again, always finding something new to think about, smile over, and feel. Perfect for readers young and old, and fans of The Wonderful Things You Will Be and Hooray for You!

Are you among the millions of Americans who believe our government no longer represents its citizenry? It's time to consider the following questions.*Should we demand Washington DC along with the partisan media, stop using identity politics to divide our citizens into political tribes at war with one another?*Should we put an end to political campaign contributions from cooperate lobbyists, and special interest groups, using their money to influence the laws of our nation?*Is a constitutional republic, or representative government, really the best choice of governing if special interest groups are able to influence elected government with money? Is it time to become a real democracy?*Is it wise to continue with a governmental system that elects its candidates based on how much money the candidate can raise?*Is it time to empower America's citizenry over elected government by voting through referendum, rather than representatives? *Is it time we demand an answer who really controls the Federal Reserve? *Is the Federal Reserve really independent or is it a magnificently designed political scapegoat between those who receive taxpayer bailouts, and the politicians responsible for bad policy?It is time to stop the nonsense, and it is time end the lying. If you want insight and answers to these questions and more than you are among the many that believe "The Solution is Political Revolution".