Storybooks come and go, but The Wind's Tale by Paul Steven Stone will stay in your heart and mind. It opens with the profound analogy of our bodies being houses where on the inside, a quiet person can see all the magic in the world....

Garrett is a little bear and for a couple of months, his only goal was to be the rock-climbing champion. When he did not win the competition, he was so discouraged that he did not want to try again, despite the insistence of his parents....

The Gecko Without an Echo by Cheryl Denise Bannerman is about a gecko named Earl and his friend Tim the squirrel. The two go on a small adventure to the highest peak and when they reach the top, Earl decides to scream. He shouts with...

That’s Ridiculous, Said Nicholas by Cheryl Taragin follows the story of young Nicholas who wants nothing more than for people to stop saying such ridiculous things to him. He wants people to stop fussing over him and treat him like a sensible child. Instead, all...

Pengwee's Breath by Debbie Nutley is an empowering story for kids. Pengwee is a cute little penguin. He and his mom are getting ready to attend the yearly Ice Festival, which has lots of games and rides. Pengwee is excited although his tummy gets a...

Lily Lizard the Frog by Cara McNulty is about a little tadpole who is born in a big pond all by herself. She searches and searches for a family of her own but there is no one around. The little tadpole doesn’t give up and...

Liam and Louie by Tina Pearson is a tale about two brothers. It’s always been just the two of them and their parents. Louie, being the older brother, likes to boast that he’s bigger, faster, and better than Liam in so many ways. That makes...

Many people know about Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, but few have ever heard of Lewy Body Dementia (LBD). In Grandpa and Lewy: A Story of Hope and Empowerment for Children Touched by Lewy Body Dementia, Jennifer Randazzo explains the twofold nature of this disease called...

Wouldn't it be good if we saw each other as human beings instead of our skin color, gender, religion, culture, or other barriers? One day three friends, Ram, Selina, and Lauryn, reflected on how they enjoyed and loved spending time together but didn't fully understand...

Increasingly we are seeing so many different types of families in society. What do they all have in common? It's their unique differences that account for this. In Some families… by Kimi Hall, the reader embarks on an adventure with families of different types that...