Princess Avalon dreams of building her own castle, but she’s sad because she thinks the project is too much for her to take on. In Christine McQuillan’s Princess Avalon Dreams Big, her friends, Swan, Pony, Dragon, and others, pitch in to help. Soon, she has...

In Nancy Kunhardt Lodge's Princess Fusspot's Plan, explorers who called themselves Fusspots left a legacy of seriousness and cleanliness in well-defined rules. In their land full of straight lines, six-year-old Princess Francesca Fusspot finds a forbidden magical tower, altering the course of her life. The...

Perfectly Sunny by Tricia Easter is the story of how 'A Big-Hearted Hedgehog Finds Her Forever Home.' Sunny the Hedgehog only has three legs but she has the biggest heart ever. All she wants is a warm, loving home of her own. She lives in...

Princess Elsie Builds a Castle & Discovers the Magic of Engineering by Dr. Kelsey E Kirrene is an educational children’s picture book. Princess Elsie’s castle has been destroyed by a dragon but she and her Fairy God Engineer will put things right! Together, they work...

Pool School: Learn to Swim Freestyle by Stacy Henderson is an engaging, water-filled adventure that blends education with entertainment. It follows Kim, a young swimmer who overcomes her nerves with the guidance of a delightful Goldendoodle coach named Goldie. Through vibrant illustrations by Jess Bolam,...

Persevering Philip Presents the Virtue of Perseverance by Frances Angelina is a wonderful addition to the educational series “Thank You for Rainbow Adventures.” This third book continues the journey of imparting essential life skills to children through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations. Aimed at young...

Parker Discovers the Blues is the second book in the series about Parker the Purple Penguin by Marybeth Wishart. Parker is having a great day sliding down his favorite ice slide until he notices another animal is upset. Posy, a seal who seems as blue...

Plague Thieves by Caroline Fernandez takes young readers into a gripping tale of survival set in the late 1600s during London's notorious plague outbreak. The story is narrated through the perspective of twelve-year-old Rose, who begins by describing her once-simple life working in her family’s...

Poopy Town by Eric Allen Jacobson begins with a lighthearted and unique premise: successful toilet training can be fun. There is little question that the whiff of a filled diaper is not particularly pleasant, but a change centered on helping a child re-envision the bathroom...

Pay Matters to Kids is a neat book by David Weaver that shares creative ways children can learn to earn and use money. I firmly believe that children should be rewarded with an incentive for their work. This might be an allowance or prize. As...