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...

The Mailboat Dog: Book One in the Lake Dog Adventure Series is a children’s picture book written by Alicia Boemi and with illustrations by Joan Zander Millard. In Geneva Lake, the mail is delivered by mail jumpers from a historic boat that has been in...

When people vote to elect the President of the United States, they are voting for someone who will not only make decisions about how things are done in the US Government at home but also how the United States will function in the world. Voters...

The Last Dog: A "Tail" of Adoption by Liane Joly follows a young boy who goes to a dog shelter to adopt a furry friend. There are many different dogs to choose from and his parents ask him if he’s sure, as he took a...

Tabby Cat and Tatty Rat: Trick or Treat? by C. Géraldine, is a 24-page-long children’s picture book, targeting kids ages from three to around five or six. Tabby and Tatty are out to enjoy this Halloween night. They will sing (though not everyone will appreciate...

In The Mouse and The Ballerina, Amanda Maynard-Schubert introduces us to a little mouse who wanted nothing more than to be a beautiful ballerina. Making a tutu out of paper she danced around to the beat of her own drum, even if at times she...

The Braggin' Dragon by Anders Roseberg is an educational picture book for young children. In a school full of different animals, a dragon is always bragging. The dragon tells his friends that they are doing things the wrong way, or that they are not as...

How many types of cats do you know or would you recognize? I’m not talking about domestic cats or even the ferals that roam rural neighborhoods where someone abandoned them and left them to fend for themselves. I’m talking about the truly wild cats: the...

The Boogies and the Woogies is a work of children's fiction in the picture book and social issues subgenres. It is intended for young children who are accompanied readers or just reaching independent reading age and was penned and illustrated by author Marianne Reed. In...

The Squiggly Wiggly Worm by Lindsey Coker Luckey is a fun, silly rhyming story. The squiggly worm starts on an adventure one day, meeting various creatures along the way. Each meeting results in a new rhyme and another descriptor being added to the worm. When...