What do recipes, stories, projects, and hikes have to do with the Bible? Young readers, teenagers, and your family will find these things and more in The Bible Adventure Book of Scavenger Hunts: Plus! Crafts, Recipes, Activities and More... by Kelly Anne White. In this...

What does it really mean when someone tells you “to think outside the box”? Does it mean to do things backward? Or upside down? Or to take things apart just to put them back together again – in a different way? Perhaps ‘thinking outside the...

Meet Moxie, the pawfficer in the people world who has been named after the Mocksville Police Department. Moxie's first memory is when a stranger finds her scared and alone on the roadside. She is then taken to the Mocksville Police Department and the stranger knows...

The 12 Biggest Breakthroughs In Communication Technology by Vicki C. Hayes is an educational and informative book that gives readers details about communication technology and the biggest breakthroughs made in that field. Communication is always important in the growth of a society and this technology...

The Adventures of Bentley Hippo: Inspiring Children to Share is an animal adventure picture book for children written by Argyro Graphy. Bentley was just a little bit different from the other hippos in his neighborhood. He was bigger than them for one thing, and he...

Just as social skills, etiquette, reading and writing are important, so is financial literacy. Your child's mind will be open to so much pertaining to money in this easy to read, beautifully illustrated book, The Illustrated Alphabet of Money by Eve Heidi Bine-Stock. This book...

The Worst First Day: Bullied While Desegregating Central High by Elizabeth Eckford, Eurydice Stanley, and Grace Stanley is a non-fiction memoir of what happened in the early days of desegregation and, specifically, when a young girl became the first black student to enter an all-white...

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” It is a common question to young children, and sometimes they don't know enough jobs to properly answer it. However, The Illustrated Alphabet of STEM Jobs by Eve Heidi Bine-Stock introduces children to twenty-six jobs...

Things Your Grandma Might Have Taught You…..if you are American by Cultural Revivalists is the best way to introduce children to the idea of cultural traditions and the concept of traditional foods. Nowadays children are exposed to foods that are processed, packaged, and microwaved. This...

Are you sure you know your vegetables? All of them? Did you know there’s a vegetable for every letter of the alphabet? Well, only if you’re creative enough. You might think corn should be under ‘c’, but, if it’s sweet corn, it really belongs under...