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...

In Who Stole the Zmulobeast, Keith A. Owens introduces young readers to Spike, the dog. Spike is not your average dog because Spike can talk. A member of the Pi in the Sky Squad, Spike and his human friends take readers on a journey to...

Writing is a Process (Volume 1) by Terri Kelley is a series of eight books that introduce children to the world of writing, understanding the tools of writing and how to use them. The book and the illustrations are delightful, cheerful, informative, and entertaining for...

We're Different it is True: 2nd Edition (Illustrations Completely Revised) by Terri Kelley is a colorful, compassionate story book, which introduces a child to the educational as well as emotional concept of differences. The book also helps children cope with physiological and emotional issues pertaining...

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...

What is a Friend is Terri Kelley’s attempt to expose children to the idea of friendship and community, which can be confusing to children when they are very young. I, for one, think that Terri hit another home run with this book. Kids may understand...

Nurse Olivia "Liv" Welle Presents: Who Knew Vitamins Could Be Fun by Yael Rosenberg, is an illustrated book that teaches kids (and parents) about vitamins. Nurse Liv Welle visits classrooms and teaches the students about vitamin A through K with fun little rhymes. They learn...

“Waffles and Pancakes: A Lesson in Bullying” by Cindy Springsteen has a very important lesson for both children and adults. Waffles and Pancakes are hamsters belonging to best friends Danny and Griffin. The boys notice that their hamsters are not eating as much as they...

"Why Did the Osprey Poop on my Head" was written by Helene Clarke. The design and layout of "Why Did the Osprey Poop on my Head" is simple and easy to read, with colorful, beautiful drawings for the characters. It is a faith-based educational Children's...

It is a rainy day outside, and Lexie worries what she will do inside all day. Lexie remembers her mother telling her about an imaginary friend she created as a little girl, and Lexie decides to try this. Lolly, named after one of her favorite...