The Biggest Little Fruit Monster by Rhett Simkins and K. Steven McWethy is a fun fusion of fruit and a menagerie! The reader is on the hunt for the biggest little fruit monster around. Along the way, they meet a host of critters who look...

In Gregorina's Hair by Milagros Wallace, we learn that Gregorina has a problem. Her hair is curly and thick and impossible to style. Her mother tries, but she doesn’t always have the time. Her siblings make fun of her and she’s easily angered by the...

Smarty Pants and Big Britches: The Numbers 0-10, written and illustrated by Timothy Christian Merritt, is an interesting and educational children’s book. Contrary to what the title suggests, the numbers are introduced counting down from 10. Each number has two pages dedicated to it. The...

In Mariposa: A Tiny Seed's Big Transformation by Leigh Anne Fortner, we are reminded that growing up is always hard to do. It doesn’t matter if you’re a little girl, or boy, a bird, or even a seed. We’re all different and we all have...

A Dog in my Yard written by Tricia DellAnno and illustrated by Jim Pearson is an enjoyable children’s picture book and is the second installment in The Golden Doodle Rules series. This colorfully illustrated story is about Jonathan’s new pet Millie, a cute little dog...

Clementine Gets Unstuck! Kids Can Club™ Collection (1) is written by Christine Corrigan Mendez M.Ed. LPC NCC, and Jen Monika McCurdy M.Ed. LPC, and illustrated by Dana Regan. This children's book is intended to offer guidance and coping skills to neurodivergent children and their adult...

Melanie Richardson Dundy shares her thoughts on how God loves you in How Do I Know God Loves Me? This book explains to children the ways to know that God exists and that He loves them. Melanie shares that God is always with us and...

In My Dear Little One, Al Carraway gives godly wisdom and encouragement to young children. Al covers every aspect of life and sets the foundation for children to grow up in a loving and supportive environment. While encouraging children to explore new possibilities and ways...

Allergy Possible! by Monique Faella is a children’s picture book that helps children who have serious allergic reactions to feel less alienated by what’s going on in the world around them. The narrative is smart despite being mainly written in simplistic kid-friendly language. There might...

SantACHOO by Carli Valentine is a delightfully unusual take on what transpires the night before Santa has to be ready to deliver presents to the children of the world. The storytelling keeps your interest all the way through, while the illustrations created by the author...