Where's My Mask? is a work of fiction focusing on the themes of current social and health issues for children, and was penned by author Cody Wittekind with illustrations by artist Eryono. Written with the current pandemic health crisis in mind, this is a highly...

The Silver Hairbrush is a work of fiction written for children and presented in the form of an illustrated book by author Taryn M. Aina with illustrations from artist Emily Hercock. As the title suggests, this tender and beautifully represented tale centers around a hairbrush...

Eager Ellis Explores by Aananda Verma is a wonderfully entertaining story about a newly hatched little fish named Ellis. Having laid her eggs, Ellis’s mother leaves them to hatch while she takes care of some necessary business before the little fish are born. But before...

Dave W. Ball’s Hiccups Again is brightly and boldly illustrated by the graphic design service Design Pickle, with twenty pages of absolute fun for preschoolers. With scenes ranging across a wide spectrum of places (from a toy factory to a pool and water park) and...

Holly’s Thanksgiving Wish: A Story of Triumph and Balloons by Kaine and Duds is a charming children’s picture book. Holly the hedgehog loves everything about Thanksgiving; spending time with her family, eating delicious food, watching football, and playing games. Holly really wants balloons to be...

In Mia and Nattie: One Great Team by Marlene M. Bell, we are introduced to Nattie, a tiny newborn lamb, and Mia, the little girl who found her. Mia found Nattie alone in the sheep pen and realized that her mother had left her behind...

In I Have ADHD, So What by Michelle Bradshaw, we are introduced to a boy named Brayden who likes to be called B. He was diagnosed with ADHD and he’s okay with that. While people might think he’s different, his mother tells him that it...

Charlotte thought police officers looked stern and did not smile. They wore dark clothing and Charlotte did not like them. She noticed police officers always drove their patrol cars down Charlotte's street, and she would run inside because she was scared. Charlotte's mother told her...

Coco, a lonely black rooster, lived in Aruba off the coast of South America. Coco was separated from his family during a terrible storm and he grew up alone at the Arikok NationalPark. Coco wished for a family and friends and he wanted to have...

Ned: Who Am I Really? by Kristin Gattens and Nicole Regan is a children’s illustrated story about Ned, a boy who one day hears a voice in the wind. It comes seemingly from within and without, asking him a very important question: who is he?...