Five-year-old Charlie is the sweetest girl in her class in Charlie and the Big Oops by Katrina Burns. She has a big heart, gives warm hugs, and says her magic words, please and thank you, without being asked. She cares about people and is willing...

Casper, a young caterpillar, identifies strongly with the letter C, not only because his name begins with C, but also because it represents his favorite activity. This adorable little caterpillar loves nothing more than curling up in a half circle and then tumbling down the...

What does it mean to have a loving family and a safe home in which to live? Coco, a puppy, is about to find out. In D.M. Russo’s Coco’s New Home, she shares her story of being adopted and taken into a new home with...

Candysaurus is a charming and very sweet (pun intended) children's book written by Brandee Huddleston and illustrated by Courtney Huddleston. Candysaurus is a tiny dinosaur who is made entirely out of candy. At first, the other dinosaurs are alienated by Candysaurus, but when he saves...

Have you ever felt worried at bedtime, like something big and scary was keeping you awake? That’s exactly what Charlie faces in this gentle and empowering story, Charlie’s Big Problem by Anne Haubert, LMFT. From the very first page, the artwork hooks readers in with...

Never stop believing in yourself, and always keep your dreams alive. These two wise statements are fleshed out in the children’s picture book Chasing New Yolk by Mike Talplacido. A small chick, Ashley Orpington, dreamed of becoming a well-known singer in New Yolk. As anyone...

Catching Waves by Dawn Marie Hooks is an inspiring story about Raleigh Hager, a girl who became the youngest professional wakesurfing champion in the world. After a family trip to the beach, Raleigh was captivated by the waves and determined to ride them. However, living...

Everyone seeks a sense of belonging, and children are no exception. Club of Our Own is a heartwarming picture book that follows a young girl's search for friends. Written by Gina De Vettori and featuring colorful illustrations by Jet De Vettori, this rhyming tale opens...

Caro’s Comet by Robin Pullen is written for children in Grades K -3. Caro gazed at the stars when she should have been cleaning the windows. She pretended the broom was a telescope and looked out the window, but her mother scolded her for not...

Carol the Carrot Bowls for the Salad Bowl is a children’s book by author Chelsea Chong Kim with illustrations by Michelle Simpson. The story centers on Carol, an ambitious carrot with a passion for bowling. Carol practices every day. When she learns that the Salad...