The Little Robot That Could by Kam Vivi Verde and Hale Verde isn’t a retelling of The Little Train that Could. Jetz, the little robot, is like a child wanting to play with the big kids and constantly being told he’s too little. The big...

It’s the last few days of bear hunting season and Bear is really worried. He has laryngitis and he can’t roar to scare away the hunters. His friends, Duck, Deer, and Skunk, offer to help. After all, Bear had helped protect Duck during duck hunting...

Crystal The Chameleon is written by Rachelle Jones Smith and illustrated by Chrish Vindhy. Crystal is an energetic little chameleon that loves to have as much fun as she can possibly squeeze into a single day. She dances and swings, taps her toes, changes color,...

My Mom The Police Officer is written by William G. Bentrim and illustrated by Samantha Gustafson. On the computer at school, Tommy sees some startling news in his newsfeed. The report he read said there were people fighting with police officers and trying to hurt...

These Are My Pants is written by Jane and Katelyn Plank and illustrated by Aniqa Ashfaq. Sam has lots of pants that he loves to wear at certain times or for certain purposes. He has pants for games of hide-and-seek, lounging and reading, playing baseball,...

Bath Time Magic (According To Corban #2) is written by Marcy Pusey and illustrated by Yaroslava Yoshchenko. Corban has a secret that he does his very best to hide from his mom. He has a magic bathtub. Every night when it’s time for his bath,...

Remarkable Women in Verse by Julia Stebbing is a children's educational guide to three of history's most influential women. Stebbing takes the standard fare of informative literature a step further by describing her subjects in the form of original poetry. The historical backgrounds of Rosa...

All the fruits were mixed up and the gardener found herself in a fix. The little black dog was coming to eat everything up and the gardener shouted and pouted. Squilly the chicken came over and decided to fix the problem by helping the gardener...

The sun could not shine that day and the clouds rolled in and hid the sun. The tide couldn't rise that day and so the moon fell back. The branch could not bend and the wind held its breath so that the branch could stand...

Horatio Mortimer loved music so much that he always looked for music in everything around him. He plucked a musical note from the wind in the trees and from the waves crashing onto the shore. He took it from the birds, from the poet's words,...