I Love Me and the Skin I’m In by Jessica N. Crutcher is a wonderful story that deals with the topic of bullying. Jessica is teased in school about her skin tone and she feels sad about it. She tells her mother and her mother...

Ian’s Snowball Disaster! is a children’s book written by Lisa M. Clouser and illustrated by Amrit Tigga. As Ian and his dog, Booger, look out the window, they are amazed to see that snow is covering the ground. With snow up to his knees, Ian...

I CAN Be Me by Miriam Laundry is a beautiful story for children with a good message of celebrating one’s individuality and appreciating the fact that being different from others is not a bad thing. Maria comes from a different country, which makes her look...

I Will Miss you, Daddy! by Carrie Rhea is the adorable story of Michaela who loves to swirl and twirl, wearing her ballerina tutu and ballet slippers. She loves to read, she loves the color orange, and she loves her family. Michaela's daddy is a...

I'm Not Even Eating a Cookie by Regina Puckett is the story told by Mother Mouse of following a cookie crumb trail. There were cookie crumbs scattered here, there and everywhere in the house, and she wondered if she would be able to catch the...

It's Not a Race by A.M. Shah and Melissa Arias Shah Ph.D revolves around 4-year-old Ashton who thinks he is the best and smartest. Ashton always likes to win and thinks no one can beat him. He finds his baby sister Ashley annoying as she...

I Love You Today by Sean Smith is a charming storybook of the love between a father and a child, which the author expresses beautifully through the eyes of both the father and the child. The father makes their favorite breakfast, cleans up the mess...

I Dream That I May One Day Be by Catherine Follestad is a fun read for all kids, especially girls as it speaks about the interests of girls, how they imagine and pretend when they play. It gives readers an idea of the different types...

I Voice My Choice: I Choose My-self by Ilana Even is an excellent book that teaches children how to be organized. Emily and Ben are five-year-old twins who begin their mornings with a game. They are just like any other five-year-olds and take their mother's...

In It’s Just So..., a children’s book by Brenda Faatz and Peter Trimarco, there is quite a whole lot going on. Children’s books are almost defined by the near necessity to coordinate a pleasing complement of both words and pictures, but rarely do the creators...