Nature Stew by Etaine Raphael is a delightful children's picture book that follows Deer and Tiny Bird as they try to cook a special stew. Deer suggests inviting their animal friends to join in the fun of gathering ingredients for the stew. They reach out...

Change is never easy. But not everything has to change. In this amusing picture book, author Melissa Garin tells the tale of two siblings who have recently moved into their new home with their parents. Narrated in rhyme, A World of Things That Won't Change...

Albert Einswine is One Smart Pig is a children’s picture book written by Heather Bradley, with illustrations by Paul Schultz. The story follows Albert Einswine, a clever pig who takes on a leadership role when the farm owner, Farmer Harold, is taken away by ambulance....

This Book Is Ridiculous, literally! Have you ever wondered how sometimes things happen that make no sense? Well, that happens over and over again in this colorful interactive picture book by Eric Belmonte. Ed is hungry. Unbeknownst to him, however, he is inside a ridiculous...

Millie and Mina by Kimberly Dana is a children’s picture book about two best friends who come from different cultural and religious backgrounds. Despite their differences, Millie and Mina enjoy many of the same activities, such as charades and backgammon during family night, or playing...

Silly and playful, Mr Twist’s Shopping List is an entertaining picture book written by Andrew Coleman with illustrations by Mark Nino Balita. Mr Twist is doing exactly what the title suggests, making a shopping list. He works diligently on his list while his family goes...

Because I Love Me by Cynthia Tatum Robinson is a children's affirmation book about self-acceptance and individuality. In it, children see their reflection and recognize their unique qualities, such as smile, skin tone, hair texture, and marks like freckles or scars. The book states that...

If Sin Was Dog Poo by C. S. Johnson, with illustrations by Theo Kings, is a picture book designed to teach children about sin and the transformative power of God’s forgiveness. The auhor uses the metaphor of dog poo to illustrate how unpleasant and inconvenient...

Grandma’s Comfort Quilt by Debbie L. Hepner is a heartwarming picture book that celebrates the special bond between a grandmother and her grandchild through the art of quilting. The story follows a young child who cherishes a handmade quilt lovingly created by Grandma. This quilt...

Houses, like a living entity, get to know the people who live in them. If houses could talk, they’d have many stories to tell. Author Anne Lacourrege touches on this concept in Lily’s Mysterious Odyssey. This story is about a young girl named Lily, who...