What in the Sam Hill?
What in the Sam Hill? Be the Hero of Your Own Story by Karen Barbaro Potochick is the story of a young girl named Sam who wants to be just like her dad and solve crimes. Sam is your average 12-year-old girl; she has a...
What in the Sam Hill? Be the Hero of Your Own Story by Karen Barbaro Potochick is the story of a young girl named Sam who wants to be just like her dad and solve crimes. Sam is your average 12-year-old girl; she has a...
KeeKee’s Big Adventures in London, England is part of a series of European travel picture books starring KeeKee, the cute and curious little cat. Author Shannon Jones joins up with illustrator Casey Uhelski to unfold for a small child’s eyes what sightseeing in the amazing...
The Adventures of Polo the Bear: A Comic Book of Climate Change Part 3 by Alan J. Hesse sees Polo the Bear in India, resuming his journey and traveling through the streets of Mumbai. Everywhere he goes, he sees climate change happening due to emissions...
Sarsaparilla wants to go to the moon and he asks Juxtapose if he can jump to the moon because Juxtapose is a good jumper. Juxtapose tells his friend that the moon is four hundred thousand kilometers away but Sarsaparilla thinks they can do it if...
Simon Cheddar is a tiny mouse with big ambitions. He dreams of becoming a superhero. So, naturally, he must go to a superhero school. Luckily, he has an enormous amount of courage needed to do such a thing. There is also Catt. She is a...
Tumble Tails: Tilley Tumble is a children’s animal adventure picture book written and illustrated by Beth Thompson. Barley Burrow was home to many playful bunnies but Tilley was, without doubt, the bunny most likely to be tumbling any time you saw her. Tilley loved tumbling...
The Adventures of Polo the Bear: A Comic Book of Climate Change by Alan J. Hesse is the second book in a three-part series. This comic book begins with the fishing vessel heading back to port. Polo the bear is locked in the hold of...
Meet three little hedgehogs - Toko, Tiki, and Tutu - in the story The Hat House by Tina Wijesiri. The hedgehogs had nowhere to live and they went looking for a new home. They were very tired after walking for a long time and decided...
“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...