Ned: Who Am I Really? by Kristin Gattens and Nicole Regan is a children’s illustrated story about Ned, a boy who one day hears a voice in the wind. It comes seemingly from within and without, asking him a very important question: who is he?...

New Moon’s Family by Erika Adams, illustrated by Eric Soderstrom, tells the story in poem form of New Moon who is indeed a new moon. New Moon is lonely and sad, hidden away as she is in the darkness of the night sky and the...

Risky Roo the Kangaroo wished he was not so clumsy. He was sitting on the front steps and his friend Hayden came and sat next to him. Risky Roo showed him the scrape on his knee and Hayden told him that his dad could help...

The Jones family has two children and two dogs, Lucy and Dillon. They make an exciting family, full of love and energy. When Mrs. Jones announces that Lucy is expecting puppies, everyone makes an extra effort to care for Lucy and prepare for the new...

Patience and understanding are difficult lessons for us to learn. We are all in too much of a hurry to take the time to understand another person’s difficulties and to patiently help someone understand. For someone who is deaf or hard of hearing, it’s particularly...

Sporty had Bunny Bumps and the doctor had advised her against traveling, participating in any sports activities, and doing anything at all for the next 4 to 6 weeks. Nerdi wondered what she could do to make her sister feel better. Now only she could...

In Noah Green: Junior Zookeeper and the Garage Sale Pet by Carolyn Leiloglou, Noah is a little girl who loves animals. She loves them so much that she wants to be a zookeeper when she grows up. But for now, all she wants is a...

Nathan and Nana Cassandra Take the Lead, written by Karen Gorback and illustrated by Vova Kirichenko, is a lead by example children’s story. At the dinner table, Nathan, Nana and the rest of the family swap stories about everything they have been doing, then Nana...

Never Hug a Bug: Funny Rhymes and Insect Facts by L. Mishell is a children’s poetry book made up of educational poems about insects and other bug-like creatures. Before the verse begins, the author offers a small disclaimer that not all the featured creatures are...

Birds of all sizes, shapes, and descriptions build unique nests in which to lay and nurture their eggs, from which will hatch the next generation. It’s a marvel to watch: creation in all its glory and all in a nest, big or small or built...