What do giant tomatoes and fast-growing mushrooms have in common? They are two of the amazing things that try to take over the imaginary town of Willakaville in this amusing, entertaining and creative children's book. Mathew Heinecke has created a collection of Tall Tales in...

William Edwards and the Wizardly Glasses is a children’s fantasy by Jonathan Berg and S.Z. Berg. Kids tease and avoid William Edwards, who wears tattered clothes to school. His wealthy parents rejects him, and do not care if he eats foods containing mustard, knowing it...

World Cup Mouse by Richard Seidman is a funny and entertaining story written for kids 7 to 10 years old. It revolves not just around World Cup and soccer, but also tells readers about courage, determination, bravery, friendship, diligence and grit. Louie LaSurie's only aim...

What’s That in Your Ear?, written by Terri Kelley and illustrated by Milena Radeva, is a book that teaches a wonderful lesson to people of all ages. Each day we come into contact with people; some of these people may look like us, some may...

Zombies aren’t exactly the cuddly things that puppies and kittens are. In fact, the rotting flesh and the smell can be a pretty good deterrent for getting to know them better. Arrow and Fig Creed did get to know the zombies who lived across the...

Wish You Weren't by Sherrie Petersen is an extraordinary novel for children. It follows the live of Marten and it begins one starry night. Marten has an annoying little brother who is always getting him into trouble. As a shooting star passes by on a...

Waiting for Santa by Greta King is a delightful story that captures the magic of Christmas Eve. The story is about a little girl who wonders what gift Santa will bring for her this Christmas. She wonders how Santa manages to reach all the corners...

Kids and adults alike often take a ribbing for the way that their name sounds or the nicknames that can be formed from the use of their names. At times, those added names can be mean. However, What’s In a Name? written by Terri Kelley...

Children should be raised with the love of parents that instills within them hope, values, and understanding. Yet those same children ask all types of tough questions, such as: "Where is God and why can't I see His face if it is true that He...

Lemony Snicket is back with part two of his latest series. This time Snicket asks the wrong question: When Did You See Her Last? Lemony Snicket, almost thirteen and “wrong,” apprentice to S. Theodora Markson, seeks to find missing person, Cleo Knight. Still in the...