A Tree Called Gabby written by Raj and Susan Hathiramani is the tale of an apple tree that loves to share her life with those that visit her. Birds and children love Gabby so much that they ask her permission to perch on her beautiful...

Carrie was pretty excited about returning to the summer camp she and her sister had enjoyed for several summers in a row. This year she was old enough to be a Junior Counselor. As well as learning some leadership skills, Carrie would continue to enjoy...

Joan Sloane’s Wiggle your Hips Wildebeest is a short story about two wildebeests named Waldo and Wilma. It is finally the end of the dry season. Waldo and Wilma thought it would be the perfect time to throw a party and celebrate it with their...

Meet Alaya, a kind and intelligent girl with black curly hair, smooth skin, and brown eyes in the story Alaya and Her Sparkling River (Bit O' Cocoa Kids) by P.A. Flinn. Alaya lived by a sparkling river and her days were spent playing happily in...

A Boy, A Budget, and a Dream by Jasmine Paul is an engaging story that will teach children how to make the world a more financially healthy place. Joey spends most of the allowance he gets every week and his sister Kass saves hers. Their...

In Go Away, Foxy Foxy by Karen Hendriks, we are introduced to three little bunnies who decide to spend the night in their bamboo treehouse. They enjoyed their slumber party by blowing up balloons and reading books about foxes. They tell their mom that they...

In Remembering Green: An Ojibwe Girl's Tale by Lisa Gammon Olson, Wenonah was racing through the forest, calling for her great-grandfather, and she finally found him sleeping under a majestic oak tree. Wenonah's grandfather was the eldest member of the Lac du Flambeau tribe in...

A baby squirrel was playing around in the nest when she fell to the ground. She was very scared because everything looked unfamiliar. She waited for her mom to find her as slowly it became dusk. The baby squirrel fussed and fretted but she was...

In Granny And Danny Aren’t Bored Anymore by Emma Taylor, after spending some time under lockdown due to the coronavirus, Danny is nearly bored to tears. His mother suggests that he should do his homework, play with his sister, or play a board game. Danny...

A mother’s love is a powerful thing. It’s immense, limitless, boundless; there are no restrictions. So, when a child asks how much you love him/her, how can you possibly explain? There are no words. But you can compare. “I love you more than bees love...