Here Come the Mice is an illustrated sports adventure novel by Reginald P. Howard. After winning the D4 Championship three years in a row, Coach Howell, Head Coach of the Muskogee Tech Mice basketball squad, announces that he has been given tickets by Coach Milton...

Anger Turns Imotakon: An Introduction to Unlock Anger Management Tools for Children Aged 6-11, written by Kimmil Hollis and Crystal Lopez, is an educational book for young readers. Superhero Atomic is about to set out on his first mission. He acquires useful advice from his...

One Tough Cookie 2 by Sean Cusack is a kids' illustrated action tale. Super Chip is back. The Big Bad Bully Fish is sitting in jail with his friends while our chocolate chip cookie superhero spends his days being a superhero. Big Bad Bully Fish...

Gugu Giraffe Goes Fishing by Auralee Arkinsly is a wonderful book for any child who is a budding scientist, biologist, zoologist, conservationist, or naturalist. As a former high school biology teacher, I wish all my former students had this book as children. The information shared...

In Angela D. Moss' The Case of the Burned Canvas, thirteen-year-old Morgan Draca and her best friends, Melanie and Sara, embark on a fabulous birthday trip to Chicago. All those sandy shores, amusement parks, fountains, cool sculptures, and monuments—the three friends have nothing but fun—except...

Clumsy Stumblefoot Trips Through Time With Magellan is a work of fiction in the educational, time travel, adventure, and historical fiction genres for younger readers. Penned by author Chris Solaas, this charming story follows Chumley Stumblefoot, known as Clumsy, whose superpower is his clumsiness. When...

The Tale of the Toy Troll by Kimberley Kordov is a lovely children's picture book. Lucas and Logan have lots of toys, and they love to play with them, but they don't like putting them away. Then Mom tells them a story, a terrifying tale...

Martha May McKenzie and The Magic Cake Big Mistake! by Brian Starr is a gloriously spectacular story of magic and unpredictability. It all starts when Martha plans to tell her grandchildren that she is a witch by presenting them with a particularly delicious but strange...

Following our dreams and keeping hope enables us to overcome difficulties. When children learn these lessons and trust in themselves, they gain the courage to achieve great things. In The Boy and The Secret of the Stars, Victoria Gail Oltarsh shares these ideas through the...

Creativity implies self-confidence and develops critical thinking. This also allows us to express ourselves freely, which helps children grow in an emotionally healthy way. Jenny Shann promotes these ideas in Hermes and the Magic Map. In this story, Hermes paints by his bedroom window with...