The Sorry Seeds is a children’s picture book written by Tina Shepardson, featuring illustrations by Bong Hyun Shin. It follows Courtney, a young girl who steals apples from her neighbor, Ms. Smith. The delicious apples look tempting, and she takes some without permission. Unfortunately, Ms....

Centuries ago, the Japsang, figurines of different creatures placed on the eaves of roofs, were revered by the Korean people as protectors of the palace. However, in recent times, the people did not seem to value the Japsang, so they ventured into something fun—music. At...

Aria is a quiet, pensive, caring girl. Wandering through the dry forest, she discovers an old oak tree with a vibrating lantern glowing inside. In Joe Sarkic’s The Lantern of Whispering Leaves, this lantern will bring hope to the village, hope for some rain to...

Cristina Garcia teaches children the importance of teamwork in The Pesky Problem, a delightful children’s book. Various pumpkins and gourds live at the top of a nice, sunny hill in the countryside. This would be a perfect place to live except it has one big...

“Sometimes to not have is a gift.” That’s what their father shares with his children. In Elena Stowell’s The Knotting Tree, a father shares his reason for keeping the old tree. He will not cut it down because there is a family history of a...

Treat yourself to a fun-filled rhyming tale with Courtney Bednyak's The Lady With Two Different Socks. It follows the adventures of a lady unlike anyone else. She loves to wear mismatched clothes. As she walks down the streets, people notice her socks. One is colored...

Written in rhyming couplets, the bright and comforting picture book, The Flying Bed, written by K.S. Dwyer and illustrated by the multi-award-winning Richa Kinra, tells of how a young girl prepares for bed, where she is read a story by her grandmother. Prompted by her...

Tutu’s Pearls is a collection of wise sayings and life lessons by Linda Clifford. The book emphasizes gratitude, kindness, love, and the importance of being true to oneself. It invites readers to appreciate life’s simple pleasures, respect nature, and cherish their relationships. With a blend...

The Little Seed by Adele Lamothe begins with a small seed that lies safely underground during winter, dreaming of soaring through the sky. When spring arrives, rain and warmth wake her, and she sheds her coat to begin growing. Her roots stretch into the soil...

Little Ollie has a bit of a problem when sleeping: there’s something huge stuck in his nostril that’s blocking it and causing him to snore very loudly when he sleeps. Ollie’s continuous loud snores also prevent his brother James from sleeping. Ollie has done all...