Animals are one of the best possible ways to teach very young children because the animated ones are so cute children can’t help but be attracted to them. My Turn to Learn Opposites teaches children what they need to know about things like ‘open’ and...

My Turn to Learn Colors shows not only the primary colors of the rainbow but it also shows some very cute images of fruits and veggies that your child will love. Teaching them the way to recognize colors in the foods that they might eat...

My Turn to Learn Numbers is an adorable book by Natalie Marshall that will help your young child understand their numbers. This book has one page for each number up through five, with pictures of different objects or animals throughout so they can actually see...

Do You Know Who My Best Friend Is? by Michelle Robertson is a delightful pictorial story book, which introduces a child to an educational as well as interactive concept. The book also helps in developing the thinking skills of a young reader. Children like colors...

Terri Kelley has a gift for creating children's books that are both realistic and fun at the same time. In Today, I'll Be Good, kids learn to tackle minor behavioral issues without realizing that they are learning at all. School-aged kids who are heading off...

TooToo Goes on a Field Trip is a book for young readers. There is nothing to read, only pictures and a word that goes along with the pictures. There is a picture for just about every letter in the alphabet. TooToo Fish takes small children...

Most kids love monsters, and I really like that Mark Adam Kaplan’s Monsters Do Ugly Things not only tells about the bad things monsters do, it tells about the good things too. Each page in this little book has a picture of a monster in...

Ava’s Secret Tea Party by Donna J. Shepherd is a delightfully whimsical children’s picture book. Little Ava knows that very special people often visit her, but unfortunately she never gets to see them. Late at night, on days she has lost a tooth, she knows...

The story begins with a wish for a 'Happy Seventh Birthday.' Told like Terri Kelley’s other books in a beautiful and sing-song rhyme scheme, the stories are definitely something kids will recognize and sit still for. We get to see into the past of the...

What is a Friend is Terri Kelley’s attempt to expose children to the idea of friendship and community, which can be confusing to children when they are very young. I, for one, think that Terri hit another home run with this book. Kids may understand...