Introducing Puppetry by author Margaret Arney immediately "sells" itself book-wise with its wealth of detailed basic puppetry information, its many and varied photographs of constructing a real theater and, of course, instructions for making a puppet, a task that seems almost as easy as tracing....

Double Crust Chocolate Cream Pie: My Truly Most Favorite Fluffy Friend is a children’s storybook written by Pamela Tomlin and illustrated by Tamara Piper. What could be better than a lovely spring day? One spent visiting Nana and Papa. Emma loves to visit her grandparents,...

Letters from Birdie Camp or The Theatre of the Absurd Bird by Lola, Queen of Green and Broccoli as told to Jeanne Filiere Juhos is an entertaining story featuring Lola, Teddy, Miss Sophie, the resident dogs, and the furry and feathered neighbors. Lola finds herself...

Let us join the Queen of the Land of Quails on her latest adventure to the Volcanic Islands in the story Queen Vernita Conquers the Volcanic Islands by Dr. Dawn Menge. Queen Vernita is all packed and ready to leave and she asks her subjects...

Being Small (Isn't So Bad After All) by Lori Orlinsky is a children’s picture book describing how one day a girl decides to stay home, acting like she is sick. Her mom, however, notes that her temperature is normal and everything else seems to be...

Meet the poodles in a little girl's bed in the story Too Many Poodles by Melanie Vogel. There are two poodles at her hip, one on her head, and altogether five poodles in her bed. They are all very comfortable in her bed and the...

Meet Sylvander, the wealthy and highly respected fox in Foxville in the story Sylvander Finds A Gift of True Happiness by Rispba McCray-Garrison. Sylvander is handsome and strong and is on the lookout for happiness. Sylvander feels empty deep inside and he does not see...

Patrice McLaurin loves inventions. She has collected stories about inventions and inventors and assembled them into his book, Have You Thanked a Kidventor Today? Some of the inventions she features are the television, trampolines, the toy dump truck, the popsicle, and earmuffs. The illustrations by...

I Thank God For You by Rose Duffy is a wonderful book that will introduce children to the importance of being grateful, forgiving, loving, confident, appreciating even the smallest of things, having faith in God, having values, and being good-natured from a very early age....

It’s OK to Be Different, written by Sharon Purtill and illustrated by Sujata Saha, is a children’s picture book celebrating children who have the courage to be themselves, and to accept others as they are. When children learn that diversity is positive, it becomes natural...