Little Bunny wants more animals for his barn. His Mommy tells him to tidy up the place. One of the pieces in his puzzle is missing and Mommy tells Little Bunny to pick up all the pieces so that he can find it. He wants...

Celestina dreamed big. She did not want to be an athlete or a movie star or work in Wall Street. Her plans were bigger than that. She wanted to explore where no one had set foot before. She wanted to fly through space in a...

Can I Play by Dianne Miller is a children’s short story about a Little Bunny that does not want to include and accept other Little Bunnies while he is playing in the sandbox. All of the other Little Bunnies were different and given a task...

In Colors (Little Bunny Series) by Dianne Miller, young readers will see Little Bunny going shopping at the farmer's market with his mommy. Little Bunny's mother tells him to pick some red tomatoes, two bunches of orange carrots, yellow squash, and green lettuce to make...

Cold is a work of children’s fiction aimed at families and readers of all ages and was written and illustrated by author Brooke Evans-Soukup. In this delightful tale of celebration of the cold weather, the author turns the tables on traditional ideas of a cold,...

There is nothing that provides more unconditional love and support than a pet, especially if that pet is a dog. Charlie arrived in Vine Street one summer day, starving, lonely, abandoned and looking for love and attention. He found what he was looking for in...

Clio's Colorful Quest is an adventure-themed picture book for children written and illustrated by Aloubell. In her introduction, the author indicates that Clio represents “the process where I try to decide the color palette of a drawing;” which she describes as being one of her...

Cami loved sweets. Cami was busy thinking about treats sitting in her room while her mother was putting Baby Wyatt down for a nap. Cami opened the fridge and scooped out a little of the ice cream but her mother found out. The very next...

Chicken Little Investigates is written by Lois Wickstrom and illustrated by Francie Myon. It is a retelling of the classic fable of a little chicken who thought that the sky was going to fall on his head, so he created a panic among the...

Can You See What I Can See?, written by Theresa Monroe and illustrated by Aparnapandaber, shares the wonderful and imaginative things a child sees in their world of play and pretend. The brightly colored pages are easy guides to teach a child some of the...