Every parent has a duty to prevent external influences from affecting their children's spiritual development and prepare them for life's challenges. With Unstoppable Power!, Sammy J. Carter brings a delightful picture book to help parents introduce children to the power of faith and God. In...

Ukulele ABC: Strumming with Awesome Animals by Susan Montgomery is a joyful alphabet adventure that blends rhythm and animals, tailor-made for young readers and beginning musicians alike. Each page introduces a couple of letters, each paired with an animal with a ukulele of their own....

Charles Baxter once said, “Forget art. Put your trust in ice cream.” In Unicorns Love Ice Cream: Mythical Feasts by Ben Okon, that’s exactly what some unicorns do. Set in a whimsical world where unicorns crave more than just magic, they love ice cream in...

Under the Pale Moon by Whitney and David Knight follows Gabby, a nonverbal seven-year-old girl with autism and extraordinary technical skills, who lives in a wooded suburb with her family. After crashing during a daring bike jump and earning neighborhood admiration, she secretly modifies her...

Unlikely by Wynsome Peter is a middle-grade novel that follows best friends Nate and Zachary as they learn how to navigate the highs and lows of growing up in a small town. However, things are shaken up when Nate notices suspicious activity involving an abandoned...

Under the Bandage by Lois Wickstrom, with charming illustrations by Nicolás Milano, is a delightful picture book that takes young readers on an adventure to discover how our bodies heal. When a playful little boy scrapes his knee, he becomes curious about what’s happening beneath...

Under The Umbrella Tree by Cheryl Spears Waugh is described with these moving words: “From sunrise to sundown, the umbrella tree stands anchored in the African grasslands. As the day begins, life stirs among the tree's tenants.” This description is followed through with such a...

Uno the One-Legged Spider by Brandee and Courtney Huddleston is a charming children’s storybook about a one-legged spider named Uno who wants to run in his town’s big race, but his running shoe is worn out and later chewed up by his house pet. When...

Understanding Oscar by Jade Chapman is an informative and beautiful story for children. The book shows brothers Banjo and George getting to understand their other sibling, Oscar, and friend, Nala, who each have autism, but not in the same way. Oscar can't talk and sometimes...

Unjust, unfortunate, unruly, and unable are some of the words that describe the many challenges that Deborah 'Debbie' Spencer faces while living in The Home. Despite the fact that she lives in an orphanage, one day she wishes to have a family again that is...