In "Howard's Sore Toe" by Diane Paul, young Howard discovers that his toe is hurting in a way that makes him feel both worried and curious. As he navigates his discomfort, Howard learns valuable life lessons about understanding his body, seeking help when needed, and the importance of self-care. His journey includes visits to the doctor and engaging conversations with family and friends, illuminating the often humorous and insightful moments surrounding health and wellness. With charming illustrations and relatable scenarios, the story encourages children to express their feelings and understand their bodies better. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called The Adventures Of Howard the Bear .

There are 28 pages in this book. This book was published in 2021 by FriesenPress .

Simon Awa was born and raised at a traditional outpost camp near Igloolik. Over the past thirty years he has held positions as Senior Administrative Officer for the Hamlet of Pond Inlet, President of the Baffin Region Inuit Association, Announcer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Manager of Operations for CBC, and various governmental roles beginning in 1993 when Simon was appointed Executive Director for the Nunavut Implementation Commission. Anna Ziegler lives in Iqaluit, where she works at Nunavut Arctic College as an instructor and regional program coordinator. She is the co-author, with Rebecca Hainnu, of A Walk on the Tundra, and author of of Tukisigiaruti Qaujisaqtulirinirmut: A Life Sciences Handbook for Nunavut Educators. Romi Caron is a professional illustrator with over eighteen years of experience illustrating children books. She has illustrated more than forty books for children, including two written by Marilyn Baillie, Small Wonders and Amazing Things Animals Do. Her books have been nominated for numerous awards, including Canadian Children's Book Centre Our Choice, the Saskatchewan Young Reader's Choice Awards, and the Outstanding Children's Book Award from the Animal Behaviour Society of Canada.