Do you ever wonder why things work the way they do? C.M. Harris celebrates all those questions children love to ask in What If We Were All Curious! Who, what, where, why, and how can lead to so many discoveries. There’s a little bit of...

Nick and Nate vs. The Notorious Nose Nabbler is a children’s picture book written by James Seamone. It follows the story of the Notorious Nose Nabbler, a creature so strange and with no nose of its own. He is obsessed with children’s noses, and likes...

The Cheeky Capybara and the Emerald Boa by Kateryna Dronova centers on a quiet mangrove forest that gets turned upside down one afternoon. Ramiro, an elderly pelican, drops out of the sky in a complete panic to warn the animals about a big green presence...

A Plushy Story: The Tale of Jules the Horse by Michelle G. Rocque follows a frail blue colt named Jules as he overcomes a difficult birth to become a legendary village hero. Saved by the town’s caring Mayor, Jules grows into a big, strong workhorse...

Lift Off (Omnibus 1: Grampa Was an Alien) by Elly Mossman offers a heartwarming, multi-generational story that begins with an elderly retiree sharing his spectacular past with his grandson, Lewis. Long ago, a kind alien scientist named Xerix traveled to Earth in a flying saucer....

Captain and Me at Sea! by Veronica Iñiguez follows Captain, a young pirate, and Me, his parrot, as they scan the ocean and spot something unusual drifting on the waves. Nobody knows what it is—maybe a sea monster, maybe treasure, maybe something brand‑new. Captain and...

In Hank Enzor’s Pip Goes Potty!, a little kid goat named Pip shows toddlers just how easy it is to use the potty. Pip is quite ready to say goodbye to the diapers. Every time he feels a wiggle, a tingle, or a rumble from...

What happens when fear and gossip become more powerful than the truth? In A Little Grace by Janet R. Macreery, a girl called Dory Cooper is living a simple life with her Aunt Orlie and Uncle Justin in colonial Virginia. She has recently moved there...

In R. A. Dines’s How I Hacked the Moon, thirteen-year-old Moon Girl has spent half her life at the Lunar Coding Complex, a corporate school where children maintain the artificial intelligence systems housed in server farms. She is the only fifth-standard Lunie admitted to an...

Ginger Joyce and Forest Tale is the first book of The Magical Kittens series by Julia Kosinskaja. Joyce is a cute little ginger kitten who lives in a house by the edge of an ancient forest. Joyce loves listening to the stories of his friend...