I'll Be Right There by Jonathan J. Marshall is an adorable story that captures the bonding between a father and son, and it also shows how the father is there for the little boy when he gets scared in the night. The father comforts his...

Have you ever wondered what you want to be when you grow up? Well, Everyday Superheroes: Women in STEM Careers by Erin Twamley and Joshua Sneideman gives an in-depth look at twenty-six different STEM careers that use STEM superpowers: observation, imagination and curiosity, problem-solving, collaboration,...

Let us meet the 12 women who made changes in the world of sport with their immense contributions in the book 12 Women In Sports by Marne Ventura. Be it Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast, Jackie Joyner Kersee, the greatest female athlete; Maya Moore,...

In Exploring Moscow by Douglas Fehlen, we find out a lot of fun facts about Russia’s capital city. We find out that Moscow is over 900 years old and hasn’t always been the capital. When Peter the Great was czar, he moved the capital to...

Fascinating Facts for the Whole Family: Trivia about Human Body and Cute Animals by Nayden Kostov is a non-fiction trivia book for all ages. This book begins with some interesting facts about some of our favorite animals that happen to all be mammals: cats, dogs,...

What does it really mean when someone tells you “to think outside the box”? Does it mean to do things backward? Or upside down? Or to take things apart just to put them back together again – in a different way? Perhaps ‘thinking outside the...

Right, Right, Meteorite! by Roger C. Muren is a children’s book about the true story of the Willamette Meteorite. It was the largest meteorite ever found in North America. The story starts off with a meteorite soaring through the sky and crashing down to Earth....

The migrating Ospreys were surprised to find Oscar alive when they returned to the lake in spring. He had survived a dangerous winter all alone at Jenny Lake but Oscar was hiding something from everyone. He knew whatever he decided would end up making him...

T is a third-grader who always manages to get himself into trouble. Even when he isn’t planning to do something wrong, he does. His real name is Bradley but his parents call him ‘T’ which stands for trouble. This particular day, T is served nasty...

Jayden & The Magic Pants is a work of fiction for children in a picture book format and was written by author Ashea Goldson with illustrations by artist Cameron Wilson. The story followers our pre-schooler hero Jayden, who gets teased at school because his pants...