The night before Easter, we find Cora on her bed, wide awake. She is excited to catch a glimpse of the Easter Bunny, hiding colored eggs in their garden at night. When Cora hears a mysterious sound, she immediately shines her flashlight through the window....

Reading aloud with children provides so many benefits. In addition to developing language and communication skills, reading can create a stronger bond between parent and child. Breezy The Cloud, written by Jessalyn Bazzle and illustrated by Jamie Cain, does just that. Through its simple imagery...

Book Gift: Discover the Power and Wonder of Reading is a children's poetry book by Cori Young that celebrates the transformative power of books, highlighting the endless possibilities that reading can unlock. The poems explore how books can spark your imagination and inspire you to...

I’m sure you love homemade cookies. Billy certainly does. In Pria Dee’s Billy Makes Cookies, Billy takes the initiative to bake some cookies all by himself. After all, it can’t be that difficult. He watched his mother make cookies often enough. His mother’s gone shopping,...

Sharing is a crucial skill for children to learn as they develop their friendships. Learning how to live with one another in peaceful ways is a big part of growing up, and children must learn the importance of sharing. In Bossy Panda Bear Learns To...

Brandon and Dash and the Case of the Missing Wanju by Eugenia Chu is an illustrated children’s story for ages 3 and up. It is Brandon’s first adventure with his new puppy, Dash. We watch as they learn about each other, play together, and become...

Big Love: Learning to Live with God Inside is the second book in the A Child’s Heart series by Mary Alice Burt. Following on from the first book, Lil’ Kid is back, and this time he wants to know what it’s like to live filled...

Black Artists Rock! The Cool Kids’ Guide A-Z Volume 2 by Cara Reese is an exciting and colorful exploration of Black artists who have significantly contributed to music, literature, dance, and more throughout the twentieth century. The book showcases the achievements of both well-known and...

Do you remember what being seven was like? In Dan Wafford's Being Seven Stinks, he provides a reminder for those of us who are a little bit older than seven. Martin is a blond-haired, blue-eyed seven-year-old. After introducing himself, he states that being seven stinks....

Baby Steps is a bright, sing-along picture book with lyrics by Camille Harris and The Silly Jazz Band and adapted to the tune of John Coltrane's renowned bebop song, "Giant Steps." This book is a means to help families celebrate their child's first steps with...