Shame Books

Though a Type One diabetic cannot stop the onset of his or her disease, the related stigma influences outsiders to believe that diabetes is the diabetic’s fault. The negative…

A poetic celebration of diversity and self-acceptance, emphasizing the beauty of individuality and the importance of embracing one's unique characteristics.

As the daughter of a noble family comes of age, so begins the days of courtship and marriage. A short, yet intricate tale of youth, dangerous passions, and the consequences o…

Hester Prynne, accused of adultery, faces public shame in a Puritan town. She raises her daughter Pearl alone, while her husband secretly watches. The truth is revealed, lead…

A child loses their rabbit and finds it stuck in a hole. They try to rescue it but fail, leaving it there. Eventually, the child's dad finds and rescues the rabbit, teaching …

The Scarlet Letter is a story about Hester Prynne, who commits adultery and faces public shame. It explores themes of trust, judgment, and redemption.

A boy plants a truffula seed and with the help of the Lorax, brings back the trees and protects them from harm.