Getting children to develop an interest in reading is the first step toward teaching them how to read and write. Sight of Me is an activity book to help parents and teachers instill a love of reading in children from a young age. Written by...

Sight of Me, by Dr. Qiana Gray, is self-described as a sight word comic book. It is intended to help children express their emotions. The overriding goal is to help them acknowledge and comprehend their emotions and those of others. Gray’s conviction is that children...

Counting is a fun and engaging way to improve math skills, especially for children. Imogen & Friends Count to Ten! by Amy Louise Hill takes us on a creative journey for a wonderful learning experience. Her beautiful illustrations teach children how to count, an essential...

Max the Gorilla written by KA Mulenga and illustrated by Boutique Books is the story of a brave gorilla that captured a robber. Max was born at the Frankfurt Zoo in Germany. The zookeepers there thought Max would be happier in South Africa. They took...

Learning how to count should never be stressful for a child. This educational story allows children to learn how to count from one to ten using colorful farm animals and prompt pages. To make the counting game more fun and challenging, the pictures contain different...

How to Make Your Sock Talk by Jimmy Vee is a humorous, step-by-step guide to the exciting art of ventriloquism. This non-fiction book is for children from four years of age and up. It shows young readers how to create a funny puppet character with...

The ABCs of Cackleberry Creek by Kristy Jo Volchko is a delightful children's book that combines learning with entertainment. The imaginative setting of Cackleberry Creek is brought to life through colorful and whimsical illustrations that feature a variety of animals and objects. Each page is...

The night sky has served as a source of mystery and inspiration for millennia. The stars and the mysteries of space arouse everyone's curiosity and it is possible to cultivate an interest in astronomy at any age. Wonders of the Night Sky: Astronomy Starts with...

Under the twinkling stars, one orca dives into the sea while another leaps into the air. These orcas live in a family pod called K, one of the three Southern Resident orcas of the Salish Sea. Sequim and Lea, the two oldest females in the...

As early as the 1950s, CFCs were used in cooling devices. Scientists argued that they were safe, but one scientist, Mario Molina, wasn’t so sure. A recognized chemist, Molina studied the compound in the 1970s and was shocked to discover that it released a chlorine...