A little rabbit receives hugs around the clock.

In simple rhyming text the reader will explore many different kinds of hugs in the search for the perfect one.

Ladybug is a great hugger. But will her friends let her hug? Find out in this surprising book all about consent.

Set to the rhythm of the classic children's song, Groovy Joe invites the reader to laugh, sing, explore, and best of all, hug a friend.

A slug gets a hug, and passes along the kindness to other animals.

Alice loves giving hugs and does not understand why her friend Zara does not want one, until the tables are turned, giving her a new perspective.

The hug machine is available to hug anyone, any time, whether they are square or long, spiky or soft.

While on a walk through the forest, Daddy Bear and Little Bear decide it would be nice to give hugs to all the other animals they meet.

Shelly worries that her pet monster, Hugsby, will not seem special on Monster Show-And-Tell day compared to other monsters that can sing, bake cookies, do backflips, and perform other talents.

Lewis loves cuddling but his parents are busy with baby Owen, cuddling with toys does not work out, and everyone at school is too busy for a cuddle.