In this sports-themed series opener, Mo's small size doesn't prevent him from being a valuable member of his football team. (Early Reader)

Also available as an e-Book in the Libby app.

Black and white illustrations with a burst of balloon color on each page show that even in the darkest of situations, love can bring light into our world. (Picture Book)

Sharing stories of their own childhood struggles, the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu inspire children to find joy in any situation and to make the community and world better by sharing it. (Nonfiction)

Feeling happy is great, but sometimes we have other emotions like sadness and anger. This book has practical ideas to help you find your happy when it seems tough. (Picture Book)

We may not be able to control what happens each day, but we have the power to choose how we respond. By choosing positive actions and attitudes, we can feel happier and build healthy habits for a lifetime. This book shares 13 "I choose...." statements to help children make positive choices. (Nonfiction)

Happiness might not always be close by or easy to find, but we can find and create a caring community as we seek it out. (Picture Book)

A young teen's positive attitude backfires when her obsessive focus on always being optimistic prevents her from facing difficult emotions. (Young Teen Fiction)

A perfect square is less than perfect after being crumpled and torn, but finds that it can still find happiness and purpose in its different shapes. (Picture book)

Practical tips and fun activities to help you create a positive mindset, no matter the challenge. (Nonfiction)

Expecting boredom at a screen-free wellness camp, a group of young teens find excitement and adventure instead. (Young Teen Fiction)

Also available as a Playaway audiobook and a digital audiobook in the Libby app.

This nonfiction picture book uses a garden as an analogy for one's personal well-being. By taking care of our minds and bodies, we can cultivate happiness and a healthy sense of self. (Picture Book)

Like our bodies, our minds all have a state of health. Sometimes our mental health good, and sometimes we struggle. This book helps kids and their grown ups to recognize and understand their own mental health. (Nonfiction)

An elementary school student balances competitive drive with being a good teammate in this Miles Lewis story about training for a track meet.

A simple guide to meditative breathing to help restore a calm, healthy attitude. (Nonfiction)

Jo Jo Makoons wants to help her community be healthy in this hilarious beginning chapter book, perfect for fans of Junie B. Jones and Ramona Quimby. (Bridging Fiction)

This book looks at common mental health disorders that young people encounter in order to destigmatize and make them more understandable. Its message is one of encouragement and hope--that struggles with mental health are normal and that we can grow through them into healthy adults. (Nonfiction)

This book lists fun and practical ideas to help kids spread kindness and positivity throughout the community. (Nonfiction)

Even with all the right ingredients for happiness, sometimes other feelings sneak in. This fun, interactive story shows kids that happiness takes effort, but it's worth it! (Picture Book)

How can you resist a title like this? Feelings and farts actually have a lot in common--and it's healthy to let them go sometimes! (Picture book)

Also available as an audiobook in the Libby app.

Get up and move with Gerald & Piggie in this story about trying new things and having fun. (Early Reader)

Part of American Girl's Care and Keeping of You series, this book focuses on tips to help young girls care for their mental and emotional well-being. (Nonfiction)