There is a watermark on the cover of The Moth and the Sun. If you look closely, you can see the outstretched wings of a moth. We tend to take moths for granted. In fact, many of us don't really like them. But they are...

The Song of the Owl - Latin American Folktale by Delia Berlin is a story set aeons ago when owls could sing and they had a beautiful voice. Everyone who lived in the jungle feared the Mighty Spirit because when he was happy he provided...

The World is My Drum by Amber Richards is a delightful little picture book. A small boy, Hudson, loves to play with his drums. In fact, he loves to play more with his drumsticks, creating rhythms on all kinds of different surfaces around the house,...

Music is a metaphor for life and life exists only in harmony with all of nature. This is the profound message of The Symphony by Paul Dillon, a charming book that makes the wholeness of nature into a musical symphony, where all get along, sing...

The Adventures of Tamarita Rachel by Andrea Gardiner revolves around two sisters, Tamarita Rachel and Emily, and their parents. The story is set in Ecuador and, apart from the exciting adventures where Tamarita Rachel goes visiting Indians, discovering iguana eggs and many other things, the...

In this second book, Steve Zimcosky describes the beautiful relationship that develops between a young boy and an elderly gentleman named John. Every summer, this boy would spend some time with his grandparents in Smock. One of their neighbors was taking the time to teach...

“What is the Meaning of Life?” That’s the question to which Prince George wants to find the answer in The Meaning of Life, According to the Mosquito by Debora Broadhead. Prince George, heir to the throne of the Great Swampland, is nervous about his coronation...

Toddler Books: The Green Twins (Twins Stories) by Yael Manor is a delightful story that revolves around the relevant theme of recycling everyday discards like milk cartons, egg cartons, empty soap bottles and much more. Ethan and Emma are twins. Their mother collects jam jars,...

The Magic of Maxwell and His Tail by Maureen Stolar Kanefield is the charming and adventurous story of Maxwell the mouse. Maxwell is curious and he wants to know about everything. One day, he realizes that his tail is growing longer and he finds himself...

The Turtle Who Imagined is a children’s picture book by Mary Esparza-Vela. Kevin Collier provides illustrations alongside the tale, which centers on a young turtle who compares himself to the other animals he sees in the woods around him. At first, the turtle is envious...