Ziva the Great by Cindy J. Vanous is a heartwarming story of friendship and healing. Ziva, a beautiful Maine Coon cat, had a troubled past before she found her forever home at the Freedmans. Although she seemed quiet and calm, whenever she saw a stranger...

Goats Don’t Wear Coats by Mary Barry is a children’s picture book about a determined goat who simply can’t understand why something as wonderful as a coat should be reserved only for dogs. As the story begins, readers are taken into the goat’s world where...

A Chicken Coop Chaos Christmas by Nancy Tavares follows Pearl, a no-nonsense hen who runs her chicken coop with strict order, until a boisterous rooster named Wendell moves in and disrupts her peaceful routine. When Wendell drags a giant Christmas tree into the coop, chaos...

Who doesn’t love a fun-filled and restful holiday, especially after a long school year? Holidays are a time of joy, but above all, they are about sharing genuine love and happiness with everyone around us. What If We Were All Merry! is written by C.M....

If your child says they don’t like going to school, read School Is Great at Silver Gate by Linda Rönn. Big sister and little brother are ready for school, but when they arrive, they find the school’s name is missing. But there are clues, and...

Do you have a hat for every day of the week? In Hailey’s Hats by Donna L. Martin, young readers are introduced to Hailey, a girl who believes she has a hat for any adventure that awaits. She has fancy ones, floppy ones, tickly hats,...

Ellie Mae Explores Hometown by Ellen Matis follows a bright and curious little girl who spends a full day learning things about her small town. With her map in hand, Ellie Mae notices how her hometown is far more than just bricks and roads—it’s alive...

Holly and the Magic Bunny by Kateryna Dronova is a well-written book that enlightens young readers on the importance of being helpful and kind to others. Holly refuses to help her grandma during the winter. While trying to sleep, Holly encounters Toby, a talking bunny,...

Michael Jordan once said, “Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” That message is the central theme of Home Court: A Basketballer’s Ditty by C. Behrens. This story is based on the author’s award-winning poem and celebrates...

Jane Goodall once said, “Every individual matters. Every individual has a role to play.” That message is one of the main focuses of Fishers in the Forest: The Pacific Fishers in Sequoia and Kings Canyon by Adalgisa and David Nico. It begins with young readers...