When We Met Neanderthals Coloring Book by Neil Bockoven, Ph.D. takes young readers back to Ice Age Europe 45,000 years ago when Moctu and Nuri lived. The Neanderthals were a different type of human that lived in Europe 250,000 years before all of us. Moctu...

Everyone has a talent. For some people, their talent is in music. Marilyn the Mongoose had the bright idea that she’d like to start a band. The only problem was that she couldn’t play any instrument. She tried the piano, but the keys were too...

When Santa Got Stuck Up The Chimney: He Began to Shout by David Carson is an adorable story that aptly captures the essence of the Christmas season. Santa arrived at his first stop and he stepped onto the roof and dropped into the chimney. But...

A family of Unicorns lived in a giant mushroom. It was located on the magical hillside of Fairy Cornville. Papa Unicorn loved reading when he was not working and Mama Unicorn baked the best cookies and donuts. Their daughter Uwi Unicorn loved donuts. There...

Zebi’s Dream is written by Farida Mirza and illustrated by Bastian Matiz. Zebi, a homeless girl who helped her mother panhandle for enough money to buy food, wanted nothing more than to learn to read and write. She stared at the school that was close...

Mother wit, words of wisdom and old sayings are the various ways of passing on lessons learned from one generation to the next. In Mama Said by Shonelle Boucher, the young reader will be taken on a journey through a series of stories that will...

In today's culture, medicine is essential for all human life. Any reader, especially children, will discover a lot about medicine and those that contributed to it in the book 12 Immigrants Who Made American Medicine Great by Meg Marquardt. The immigrants highlighted in this book...

In some ways, we are all considered immigrants. The diversity of unique ideas makes the United States and any country great. In the book, 12 Immigrants Who Made American Science Great by Tristan Poehlmann, the reader learns about the contributions that each of the scientists...

When you watch movies, TV or listen to the radio, have you ever considered that the entertainers could be immigrants? Why should this interest you? Well, because as a listener or viewer you're more interested in either the message or the entertainment. In the book,...

Fee, Fi, Fo, Grow! The Real Magic of the Beans by Lois Wickstrom is the fourth book in the Science Folktale series. Jacqueline and her mother are in danger of losing their farm and have no money for seeds. So, her mother gives her a...