If I Knew You is a heart-warming children’s picture book by Merry Ella Writer. The story depicts the amazing bond parents and children share. It follows the life of a mother and her daughter. From the first stage of pregnancy, a woman talks to her...

Twins In The City is an educational children's picture book that focuses on the responsibilities of police officers and their importance and relationship with their local community. Written by Adrian Goodwin and Christopher Goodwin, the story follows two twin sisters, Madison and Mia, as they...

An Alphabet in Space is an engaging children’s educational book written and illustrated by R.M. Smith. Young readers are taken on a journey through the solar system as they learn and practice the alphabet. Each page shares an interesting fact about space and features a...

Sometimes it’s hard making friends, especially if you’re shy and you like to do things that others don’t like. For example, Jasper likes looking for and studying bugs. He spends recess in the dirt looking for bugs. The other children make fun of him, but...

I Miss the Baby by Irma G Prosser reminds readers that everyone goes through the grieving process differently. Grieving for a miscarried baby is a tragic experience that a child may respond to in many different ways. The child may want to be hugged, or...

Diversity allows children to accept their differences and motivates them to live together with respect and harmony. We are all unique, and it doesn't matter where we come from as long as we recognize the beauty of life and our surroundings. If I Was Born...

The Samurai’s Gift Among the Forest is the second installment in The Samurai’s Gift series by Kristi Shimada. It is the story of a young girl hiding in The Lost Forest because she is deeply saddened and traumatized. Yoshi, a young boy of the same...

Counting is a fun and engaging way to improve math skills, especially for children. Imogen & Friends Count to Ten! by Amy Louise Hill takes us on a creative journey for a wonderful learning experience. Her beautiful illustrations teach children how to count, an essential...

In Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash by Paki, Hiwalani, Puniaikeao, and Alapaki Perkins, AJ traveled from California with his parents to visit his cousins and grandmother in Hawaii. They spend time swapping gifts and enjoying themselves with family. The native language of Hawaii is different...

In The Tickling Tale of Smoo by Louiza Kallona, Ben and Lucy listen to their grandmother tell a story about the world’s tickle spot hidden in the armpits of Smoo. Nobody they knew had laughed in months, not even a chuckle. Their parents didn’t believe...