In Young Robin Hood, Connlyn Sinclair presents twenty English and Scottish fairy tales written by an American professor, Francis James Child, in the 1800s. A prince's squire, falsely accused of theft, prepares to duel his nemesis with a magical sword. A brave knight sneaks into...

You Can Fly, Little Bird is a touching children’s storybook by Tuula Pere with full-color illustrations by Alexandra Burda. Serene is a newly hatched chick, the last of three eggs in her parents’ nest. Her mother worried when she took so long to hatch compared...

There are many types of garden insects, flying, crawling, and of course the ooey-gooey ones. You're Not Invited: An Ooey-Gooeys Adventure by Sylvia Rouss and David Titcher introduces us to three Ooey-Gooey friends, Shelly Snail, Willy Worm, and Speedy Centipede. Queen Bee is having a...

You Really, Truly Belong by Gina Casazza is about the travels of an alien coming to Earth, seeking friends. Beginning the search, the little alien encounters a group of lacrosse players, but not knowing how to play the game, the surety of not fitting in...

Dennis McGregor has added a new title to his You Stole My Name series. You Stole My Name Tools features various tools, from hand tools used in woodworking or the kitchen to large construction equipment. Each spread features a picture that combines the animal, which...

You Are SO Loved is a children’s book by author Natalie James. This story explores the concept of God's unconditional love through everyday moments. The story follows a young girl who experiences various activities, from swinging and playing to diving and dreaming, all while emphasizing...

We all have unique features that make us distinct and special in our own ways. Jodi Meltzer's Your Face Lights Up the World follows the story of two fraternal twin siblings, Hunter and Harper. Hunter and Harper have been sent outside by their mother to...

Yummy Fruits for a Happy Tummy by Jeanne Fortune and the Monties is an illustrated children’s book about fruits from around the world. The book starts with a brief introduction and a section summarizing the benefits of the featured fruits. The fruits, classified based on...

How many times do we tell girls that they are enough? There is always something better to look forward to, something more that they can do and be. While that may serve as a motivation to achieve great things, it is also necessary for young...

Has anyone told you that you’re phenomenal? Do you know what it means? That’s a big word and a bit of a tongue twister, too. When little Myles hears his mother use the word when talking on the phone, he wants to know what it...