Roy’s Stethoscope: Listening To the Music of the Heart by Dr Aviv Hirschenbein, a beautifully illustrated children’s book, was inspired by Dr. Aviv’s son, Roy. One day Roy discovered a stethoscope in a drawer and wanted to know more about it. As the story unfolds,...

In Dream Dress for a Princess by Patricia Dial Benages, readers see Princess Emily being invited to her very first ball. She wants her dress to be excellent and, though she is very keen and enthusiastic, no one seems to support her idea and thoughts....

It's Not a Race by A.M. Shah and Melissa Arias Shah Ph.D revolves around 4-year-old Ashton who thinks he is the best and smartest. Ashton always likes to win and thinks no one can beat him. He finds his baby sister Ashley annoying as she...

Molly and the Magic Suitcase: Molly Goes to Rio de Janeiro (Volume 10) by Chris Oler is a delightful, educational, and informative storybook for kids that will take them on a journey along with Molly and Michael to Rio de Janeiro. Molly and Michael love...

Have you ever wondered about how fruit and vegetables grow? The Magical Mango Tree by Agronomist Avilak, with illustrations by Bhangga Santoso, tells the story about how mangoes grow. This colorful illustrated children’s book showcases the evolution of the mango. Avilak and Manuel were friends....

Sid the Sasquatch by Wendy Elliott is a beautiful, inspiring, and poetic story about friendship, love, and acceptance, a story that every child in this generation should read. Growing up, Sid was taught by his mother to stay away from humans, so no wonder that...

I Dream That I May One Day Be by Catherine Follestad is a fun read for all kids, especially girls as it speaks about the interests of girls, how they imagine and pretend when they play. It gives readers an idea of the different types...

Elle has an allergic reaction to wheat. In this colorful children’s book, Living With an Allergiosaurus by Naomi Greaves, you will discover that wheat is in everything. It may be hard to conceive, but wheat is even in things like gum, ice cream, paint, and...

I Can't See It! by Michaela Hackman revolves around Isaac and Mimi and the game they decide to play one day while going on their walk. Mimi points out the things she sees and Isaac tries to find them. Mimi points to a frog, a...

I Voice My Choice: I Choose My-self by Ilana Even is an excellent book that teaches children how to be organized. Emily and Ben are five-year-old twins who begin their mornings with a game. They are just like any other five-year-olds and take their mother's...