Do Bugs Wear Shoes & Other Silly Questions by Addie Broussard and Anthony Puttee is a wonderful and enlightening book that educates the young reader about bugs, their families, insect categories and their places in the world. This educational book has much more than silly...

Words That Soar by John Alexander begins in a musty old store where there are thousands of books on shelves and on racks, and hundreds of books on the floor, piled in stacks. There is a man with bushy white hair, sitting at a desk...

Not a Purse by Stephanie Dreyer is an informative book for children, parents, and teachers. In a rhythmic way, the author shows how animals have characteristics like humans. For example, foxes like to play, pigs are good swimmers and crocodiles cry. The author presents many...

The Story That Didn’t Want to End by Joe Fortson is an adventure any avid young reader would love to experience. With a storybook waiting for his childhood reader to come back into his adventures, Joe Fortson shows the natural human instinct of avoiding change....

Meet Charlie, the bird with no wings in The Wingless Bird by Detrick C. Greene and Dennis E. Pritchett Sr. He lived in a forest called the Greenwood with his mom, who had had five small baby birds. Each one had a different personality; Gabby...

How was the microwave invented? Dr. Brainchild and Radar by Cole W. Williams shares a fictional story of how the microwave was accidentally invented. Dr. Brainchild and his dog Radar go to the lab every day to conduct experiments with a magnetron. One day Dr....

The Magical Love Box by Mary Reinhart is a story of giving and receiving, a story of love and magic. Jack gets a small package from his grandma on his birthday. It is his birthday present and Jack is very excited. Jack likes getting presents...

A little toy truck painted yellow and blue is resting under the tree along with the morning dew. A big, lazy dog is silently sleeping like a log under the tree whereas boys are retreating to the cool of its shade. There is an old...

Meet Dragon Girl, the little princess who lived in a mystical palace deep under the ocean in a faraway place in Dragon Girl by Jade Bryan. She was kind and wise, and had all the toys in the whole kingdom. She ate yummy foods daily...

The cover of Ten Swishy Fish (Bite-Size Books for Beginning Readers) by Bernice Seward is a hook in itself with huge-eyeballed fish swishing here and there. No fish on a hook here but certainly the reader is hooked. The rhyme and rhythm of the story...