Shani T. Night's Do I Belong? follows the story of a young boy named Leo. He lives in a small, bustling town, and from the outside, nothing sets him apart from any other kid except for his round-framed glasses. They make him feel different from...

Do you have an elephant on your plate? Is it big? Overwhelming? In Pearl Gifty Alimo’s I Can Eat This Elephant All by Myself!, young Nate has a big elephant on his plate. He insists he can eat it by himself, but Nate is struggling...

Kora Kelly and the Life Keeper by Ariel Grace Snapp is an enchanting underwater adventure that will captivate both children and parents alike. The story follows Kora, a spirited and determined Lumin, on her mission to restore harmony between the ocean realm and the human...

Woe is Me...It's Autumn! is an educational and colorful book for young children, written and illustrated by Amy Dua. It follows the travels of a little bee that visits its other animal friends at the start of autumn. Little Bee meets with a caterpillar spinning...

Based on a true story, Sammie and Pumpkin is a children's picture book by Alanna Albano. On a chilly spring day, Janie and her mother drive to the local dog training school to adopt Sammie, an adorable golden retriever who instantly bonds with Janie. They...

Unfortunately, bullies are everywhere and everyone needs a champion from time to time. When Dingo Toad is walking home from school, he notices his friend, Penny, being bullied. This makes him cross. He confronts the bullies and makes them apologize. In Lamar Golden and Liana...

My Little Book of Worries by Angelique Lynas-Gard is a touching and insightful book that offers a unique perspective on childhood anxiety and PTSD, as seen through the eyes of a child. The book is designed to resonate with children aged 6 to 12, and...

A Horse in the Castle by Annie M Wyatt is a delightful and whimsical tale that will charm both children and their parents alike. The story centers around a unique queen, who is actually a horse, ruling her quaint castle, which turns out to be...

Do You See Me at Home? by Tuula Pere is an extraordinary tale about a boy and the communication he shares with his parents. This book is for parents and children as it is a helpful learning tool for both. Our hero is inquisitive, imaginative,...

It used to be that the difficult decision for parents and guardians was whether or not to allow children to watch television and which shows were safe entertainment. Now technology is dominating the dilemma. In Joshua McGrath’s Can i Have a Phone?, Leo is distraught...