Kandy Hamm and the Lost White Owl by Michelle Path is a charming story revolving around the white witch, Kandy Hamm. She has been helping people with ailments and misfortunes ever since she set up her shop in the new cottage. Her business is booming...

Kindness In A Scary World: A Children’s Book About Terrorism is a social issues picture book for children and their parents written by Rebecca J. Hubbard and illustrated by Becca Johnson. The author provides an introduction for parents to read before sharing the story with...

Kindness is Key, by author Alexis Bloomer, is a children’s book centered around the topic of bullying. Bullying is one of the very most sensitive issues that a child will have to face in his or her lifetime and in life in general. The results...

Kandy Hamm by Michelle Path is the story of Kandy Hamm, a strange girl who wears long, flowing dresses and lots of jewellery. She had unruly blonde hair which had a mind of its own, and she was never seen without her candy pink top...

Kiki the Kitty by Maria Rusu is the story of Merlot and Kiki and how, although they both have different personalities, they end up being friends. Merlot is grumpy and sad and he does not play like he used to. He only eats and sleeps...

Knight with a Heart: Power of Tapping by Ognjen Livada is a good story for children that conveys an important message and concept; that of tapping away their problems with their fingers and heart. The Knight with the Sword goes to hunt down the Mighty...

The unity of family gatherings at the table and in the kitchen is a lost art. We can bring that back again and enhance marital and parent-child relationships. How? Stanley G Buford seems to have the answers in Kids in the Kitchen: Family Friendly Multicultural...

Katterina Ballerina by Linda Lee Kane, beautifully illustrated by Josh Byers, is a short story written for four to nine-year-olds. (American school grades P to 4) The intention behind it is to demonstrate to any child that he or she can succeed, which builds self-esteem...

Kringle Cat loves adventure, and he loves to travel to exotic places around the world. The only problem is: Kringle Cat always gets lost. That doesn’t stop Kringle Cat. He’s determined to have yet another adventure. He closes his eyes and points to a map...

Kantu: Unsafe in Africa is written by Joan Diehl and illustrated by Sara Gerke. After almost two years of pregnancy, a mama elephant named Ela (meaning: intelligent woman) gives birth to her baby, which she names Kantu (meaning: happy). Ela hopes that Kantu will be...