My Changing Family: A Guide to Help Young Children Cope with Divorce by Maureen Sangiorgio is written from the viewpoint of Logan, a ten-year-old boy who speaks about the divorce of his parents. He is scared his parents are going to live in different houses...

My Dearest Little Peppercorn is a children’s picture book written and illustrated by E Jill Smith. What could be more exciting than the news that a little one, no bigger right now than the size of a peppercorn, is on the way? The Nana in...

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...

There is something very comforting about a garden. It doesn’t have to be prim and proper, a picture-perfect design of matching rows of colors. The wilder, the better. Mrs. Church has a lovely garden. It’s a bit wild, but well-trimmed and cared for, complete with...

My Superhero Mind, written by Jaina Thatch and illustrated by Mernie Gallagher-Cole, is the story of Princess Superhero who can be anything she wants. Having out of this world superpowers is nowhere near as important as having down to earth concepts that will guide her...

My Puppy Can Find Me is written by Amber Higgins and illustrated by Helen “Scotty” King. In this educational picture book, a child can learn how to utilize the family dog’s innate intelligence in a crisis situation. Dogs are naturally loyal to their humans, which...

Bullying has become a serious topic and some might say it has become an epidemic in schools and homes over the past 20 or so years, especially with the creation of the internet and its many ways to communicate via websites. Bullying was once perceived...

Meet Hildy who lived with her mama and papa and her little sister, Francesca. Hildy loved her parents and sister and they loved her too. Purple was Hildy's favorite color and she loved everything purple. Though Hildy was a happy little girl, sometimes she had...

Hildy lived with her parents and little sister, Francesca, in the country. Hildy was a very busy girl. On Tuesdays after school, Hildy went to her swimming class and on Thursdays, she went for her ballet class. On Saturday mornings Hildy went for her chorus...

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...