The Boy Who Couldn't Fly by Walker Peacock, Psy. D. follows the adventures of a young prince who lives in a faraway castle. The young prince is excited for his tenth birthday, as this is the day his parents, the king and queen, promised him...

Once Upon Another Fairy Tail by Greg McGoon is a heartfelt and imaginative journey that blends beloved fairy tale characters into an adventure centered around an aging dog named Oliver. The story opens with Oliver, once full of boundless energy, now moving more slowly and...

Quest for Cookies by Natalia Morris tells the story of Gnomey and his quest to find his favorite lavender cookies. When he gets a letter from his grandma, he sets out to visit her—he thinks he might miss her just a little more than he...

The King and the Ogre by William Joseph Birrell is 'A Book About Kindness, Caring, and Acceptance.' The great King Liam loves to look out over his town, watching the people go about their daily lives. Every year, he invites them all up to his...

In Gabriel’s Tooth Fairy Tale by Sharon Leya and Jennifer Saylor, a boy named Gabriel, who enjoys building rockets in his makerspace and dreams of space travel, prepares for bed and places a lost tooth under his pillow. That night, he is awakened by the...

Dexter the Book Dragon: Discoveries by Deb Evans recounts the adventures of Maizie and Addie, two 12-year-old best friends who enjoy reading books together in their local library. One day, the librarian confides in them that several books have suspiciously gone missing. She suspects they...

Flapadoodle and Schnoink by Stacey Roberts is a children's picture book that follows the story of two knights, Flapadoodle and Schnoink, who undertake various tasks to help those in need. They protect the royal princess from giants at her birthday ball, rescue Sir Bryan from...

Once Upon a Fairy Tail by Greg McGoon is a delightful children's book that takes children on a whimsical adventure to a world where magic and fairy tales are real. The novel follows a curious puppy named Oliver, who accidentally ends up in the world...

The Legend of the Serpent Witch by F.P. LaRue begins with Ollie, a twelve-year-old boy who begins noticing strange items and marks in the woods near his school, which could be linked to recent child disappearances. Along with his friends, Mellie and Scotty, he investigates...

In Young Robin Hood, Connlyn Sinclair presents twenty English and Scottish fairy tales written by an American professor, Francis James Child, in the 1800s. A prince's squire, falsely accused of theft, prepares to duel his nemesis with a magical sword. A brave knight sneaks into...