Elmer the Elf Owl (Nature/Nurture Series) by Pam Robbins is a heart-warming picture book for young children. One day, Elmer the owl and his mate Ellie are out looking for the perfect place to call home. Whilst looking around, Elmer comes across a woodpecker who...

A Shadow, written and illustrated by Gitte Tamar, strikes a delightful balance between scary and fun. All this book requires is something that everybody has – a shadow – and a bit of imagination. Maybe a house that isn’t completely dark at night, so there...

Dinosaur Friends by Lois Wickstrom is an imaginative picture book for young children. In the first story, friends Conifer and Spike notice a volcano that is about to erupt. Conifer wants to run away to safety, but Spike has other ideas. Spike suggests that the...

When I Grow Up: I Want To Be a Lawyer! by Lois R Beasley-Carlisle is an inspirational picture book for children. A young girl is having a hard time deciding what she wants to be when she grows up. She ponders becoming a doctor, a...

It's OK to Lose! is a wonderful educational story for children by Stephanie Chan on how to deal with losing in the everyday activities of life. The first thing I noticed and liked is the opening page. On this page, children can fill in the...

Mike and The Magic Marble written by Stephen Kempain and illustrated by Jordan Kempain is a touching children’s book about a marble that finds its way to a lonely and bored young boy by the name of Mike. Both Mike and the marble find ways...

Naughty, Cira by Rachael Martel is a short children’s book about a playful and sometimes impish cat named Cira who runs away from home. Her mouse and other toys were not enough, so the water bowl and her mother’s jewelry became a new form of...

Adeline is a young girl who loves to spend her time with books. She would often sit with a book in her hand or ask her sister to take her to the library, where all the librarians are familiar with her. One day, Adeline notices...

The End by John Bray, illustrated by Josh Cleland, is a concept book with attitude. John Bray sees life as a series of beginnings, middles, and endings. When something ends, something else begins, and after the beginning, but before the end, there’s the middle. Sometimes...

Who doesn't like jokes? If you're in the mood for some punchy one-liners or jokes to share with your friends or family, grab a copy of Giggles Galore by Carole P. Roman. With eye-catching illustrations by Leen Roslan that pop out of the pages, get...