A young boy would sit on his couch all day intensely playing video games until his trigger thumb turned blue. He was warned that if he stayed in one spot for a long time, he would end up being like a plant in a pot....

Grandmothers are very special people. Gems, really; diamonds. They create a special bond, especially with their young granddaughters, sharing stories, teaching, learning, just being together, and doing things together. Spending time with a beloved grandmother is a treasure trove of memories in the making. That’s...

Little Bluebird is a children’s concept picture book written by Erin Murphy Welch and illustrated by Mykyta Harets. Emmi Bluebird is a little bluebird who was born with one short wing. Emmi loves to play and do things with the other young bluebirds and doesn’t...

History's Mysteries: Ship of Dreams is an educational adventure story for children, grades 4-6, written by Donna L Martin and illustrated by Estella Hickman and Donna L. Martin. Margaret wasn’t really all that intrigued by the journal Aunt Alberta gave her for her 10th birthday....

Discover the English alphabet in the funny children's picture book, T Is For Toot by Stinky McToots. Allow Mr. Stinky McToots to take you on a smelly journey through the human body as he explores what happens to certain foods once consumed. A 'number One...

Bird Watching for Kids is a small, handy guide to getting started bird watching or birding. Author Rich Linville obviously enjoys watching birds and taking photographs of them. The guide outlines equipment that would be helpful in spotting birds like binoculars and cameras with a...

In Super Max and the Math Menace by Heather E. Robyn, it's just another Friday. Max wakes up and heads to school but is plagued by an uneasy feeling. She's waiting for something to happen but it seems like any other normal day. Spelling, lunch,...

A Girl Named Earle is a story destined to create discussion amongst teachers and students, parents, and children. What is the best way to deal with bullies? How would you react if someone said you had a boy’s name? Author Anne Toole has written a...

Explore Delhi: Great Cities of the World by Douglas J. Fehlen introduces readers to Delhi, India's capital city and home to 29 million people, and gives them colorful images of the place, its history, economy, old and new architecture, transportation, sports, great food and shopping,...

Self-isolation is the new norm. It’s hard enough for adults to understand. Imagine how difficult it is for children who want to be outside, playing with friends. How do they manage? Do they call grandparents or other family members regularly to share their daily activities?...