Tabitha Paige's Our Big Book of First Words aims to educate children about their surroundings and assist them in naming and recognizing elements. This book features a theme-based classification of pictures, along with their corresponding names and related pictures. First, the book begins in the...

The World's Most Fabulous Fart (Tales of the Barn Owl Bard) by Timothy Swiss is a delightful and humorous children's tale centered around a boy named Bobo Brawl, who suffers from uncontrollable farts. The setting is a strict library overseen by the formidable Miss Wriggle....

Rosie Russell’s Storytime with Stella and Friends invites young readers on a delightful journey with Stella, a girl who adores reading to her toy companions. When her friends grow tired of hearing the same stories, Stella devises a clever plan: they will create a brand...

Families of a Feather by Fern Wexler is a sweet nonfiction children's book that describes different bird species and how—and sometimes "if"—they raise their young. It's also a story answering the question, "What makes up a bird family?" Wexler has focused on the wonder of...

Finding Granny by Andrew Abel is a delightful illustrated children's book. The story follows two children seeking out their granny's hiding place, using clues left along the way. The story details the game so that readers can play it too. This fun way to play...

Inspired by his children, Cori Miller penned Ben Lost His Body! Finding Ben disembodied in his bed, his brothers race through the house carrying Ben's head. The older brother panics and the baby brother crawls around enjoying the melee as they look all over for...

The Mat and the Cat by Kelley M Likes is a playful and engaging book that introduces children to the world of phonics in a fun way. The book is designed for emergent readers in Pre-K and Kindergarten, ages 4-6, and includes colorful illustrations by...

Only Oliver, a beautifully crafted children’s book by Maggie Jamerson, is designed to enhance early literacy skills, focusing particularly on phonics and reading comprehension. It tells a touching story about Oliver, a young boy who feels alone in his struggles with reading on the first...

My Daddy Is In Heaven Grief Workbook: A Companion Grief Guide is a follow-up activity book to help children understand and process why 'My Daddy Is In Heaven.' Authors Shawna Della Cerra and Alexander Della Cerra guide children (and a parent) to understand their emotions...

“Everyone and everything has a life cycle, which means they have a beginning and an end.” Just like flowers and butterflies. I love the opening paragraph of this book, Someone I Love Has Died. It explains the death of a loved one in easy-to-understand terms...