Where is That Amazingly Delicious, Incredible Avocado? by Kaine and Duds is a silly combination of playground rivalry and yummy snacks. Avocado is a polite, friendly, self-effacing character who is trying to invite the reader to something cool, but can’t get a word in edgewise....

We Toot! by Ashley Wheelock and Arwen Evans is a fun, enjoyable picture book with an important message. The story follows six young girls at a sleepover who are having a great time until a loud sound interrupts their fun. And with the sound comes...

Who Clogged Our Toilet? by Paul Ledford is an educational children’s picture book. It helps children to understand what happens when the toilet is flushed and where everything ultimately goes. By the end of the book, young readers are left with a message of how...

When the Moon is a Smile by Teena Raffa-Mulligan is an enchanting and heartwarming children’s picture book about a little girl spending time with her father and the adventures they have along the way. The narration is seamless and the message of precious moments spent...

Daisy the little elephant is missing. Can your child help find her? Where Is My Little Elephant? is a colorful picture book for children. Today is Daisy’s birthday, but where is she? Each page features a full-color illustration that will help to draw young readers...

What Wonders Do You See... When You Dream? is a children’s picture book written by Justine Avery and illustrated by Liuba Syrotiuk. What if kids didn’t groan when it was time for bed? What if they looked forward to dreaming as a great adventure? Avery’s...

What If We Were All The Same! A Children's Book About Ethnic Diversity and Inclusion is a children’s picture book written by C.M. Harris and illustrated by Eric Everett. Can you imagine what the world would be like if everyone was exactly the same? What...

When Kids Have Grandparents As Parents by Lauren Gould is a touching story about a boy who notices he is different than his peers because, in his family, he does not have a mom and a dad in the traditional sense. Instead, he is being...

This picture book is about women and their strength. Different women in various professions are shown to illustrate that girls can become who they want to be, whatever it is – even if it is in a male-dominated field. What You Can Do, I Can...

We are all different and we all learn differently and at different speeds. Roo, or Ruby, is no exception, although it does concern her parents when she can’t do the things they think she should be able to do when they think she should be...