My Alaskan Race Told by Huskie Dog by Rich Linville is a dog’s perspective on the Iditarod Sled Race. Huskie Dog will take children along for the ride as mushers lead their teams of dogs along a route that has an important place in Alaskan...

Magic Eaters vs. The Angry Librarian is an adventure fantasy novel for children and preteens written by Connor Grayson. One day, Charlie’s life was turned totally upside down, just like that. When his mom informed him that they would have to move, Charlie told her...

My Daddy Might Be A Wizard is a children’s picture book written by J. J. Hebert and illustrated by Mindstir Media. The little girl in this story has figured out her father’s secret, and she’s happy to share it with the readers of this book....

Morgan and the Monster of the Deep by Addie Abacus is the second book in the Magic Math Adventure series. Morgan and Rusty set out on a ship to find the traitor that betrayed them to the thieves. This takes them on an unforgettable adventure...

Mr. Cat Meets Kitten! by Hannah Teakle is an adorable children’s story about a cat that is used to being the only fur baby his human needs. When Mr. Cat’s human brings home a kitten, he discovers that he has a bit of a problem...

My Beach Adventure by Eric VanTuyl is the story of a little girl who goes to the beach with her mom and dad. She searched and searched for something she can touch or play with but couldn’t find anything that would be safe enough for...

Monday Morning March with Rainey Estelle is written and illustrated by Michael Verrett. Rainey Estelle is a strong-willed young lady who loves to march. It’s the fourth of July, which to her is the best day of all to march to the park. She and...

Morgan and the Forty Thieves by Addie Abacus is the first book in the Magic Math Adventures. With Morgan’s father lost on an expedition to the Galapagos, she and her mother have been forced to change their lives and they must take a job working...

Natasha’s father has to go away for several months to work. Since Natasha doesn’t have a mother, she has to stay with her grandfather, whom she calls Deda, in his small flat in the crime-infested town of Horridgrad. There’s a lovely playground on the grounds...

“Be Jolly, Jaunty Voy’gers! Let’s avoid a conflagration. As we find our happy hearts. And sing for joy with admiration. Of the many little marvels. That deserve our cogitation. Then the Wonder door will open. And we’ll leave this desolation!” In Mrs. Amazing and The...