Floss the Wobbly Flamingo by Joanne Moore is a heartwarming tale about a flamingo named Floss who stands out for her determination and positivity, despite her wobbly legs. Unlike most flamingos known for their grace and balance, Floss struggles to stand, but she doesn’t let...

First Day of School by Sapna Panjabi is a children's picture book that follows Charlie the Bear as he attends school for the first time. Charlie feels nervous about leaving the comfort of his home by the lake and being away from his loved ones—his...

Isla is thrilled to be staying at her grandma’s lake house in the woods. There’s lots to observe and natural adventures to enjoy. In Sherry Krehbiel’s First Comes a Butterfly, Grandma and Isla, two nature lovers, observe a Monarch butterfly laying an egg on the...

Frizzle by Rhonda Goodall is a charming children’s book that follows the journey of a lovable, quirky character named Frizzle as he explores the concept of family and belonging in the vibrant community of Happy Town. Frizzle feels lonely and questions where he fits in...

Fungi Are... More Than Mushrooms by Alisha Gabriel is an educational picture book for readers of all ages. It's a perfect introduction to the hidden world of fungi and different types of mushrooms. It offers clear, impactful information and fantastic facts about fungi. This remarkable...

Flowers, Plants and Fascinating Facts: First Reference for Children by Gloria D. Gonsalves is a first-rate educational children’s book. It is enriching and comprehensive, comprising 170 pages, with 2 pages per flower/plant/tree. One page consists of information including interesting and useful facts and, most importantly,...

First Coloring Book for Toddlers Ages 1-3 by Ricardo Demi is filled with fun and stunning pictures that will capture the imagination of any young child. Designed to ignite creativity in young children, the book offers simple, engaging images perfect for toddlers and slightly older...

For the Dreamers is a brightly colored children's book by Janice Kiser. The author appeals to young readers who spend time creating visually, audibly, or mentally. Kiser reasserts affirmations and encourages children to dream and visualize as they go through their day. She urges readers...

As a child, I had a special friend who played the ukulele. Everywhere he went, he carried his ukulele and led groups of children and adults in a lively sing-song. When he moved to Yukon, he took his ukulele with him and he was given...

In Francine and Her Special Talents by Dr. Regine Muradian, Francine is unhappy because she hasn’t made the sports tryouts for soccer and volleyball. She didn’t want to leave her bedroom when her Aunt Nancy and cousins visited. Her mother attempted to cheer her up...