The average American moves every five years. That means the trauma of moving affects the average child at least three to four times as they mature into adults. Michael S. Lingo helps children understand the meaning of family and home through The Adventures of Bunny...

Ready, Set, Dance: Getting Ready for Your First Dance Class by Once Upon a Dance is a fun book to teach a child who wants to dance, and their parents, what to expect. Trying something new at any age can be difficult. This book explains...

Love Connects Us All by Michelle Medlock Adams is a beautifully written and illustrated Christian children’s book that teaches young readers about different types of families. Even though everyone’s family looks different, God loves them all the same because love connects us all. This children’s...

The Roll-Away Pumpkin by Junia Wonders is a children’s book about an orange pumpkin rollicking and rolling down through a quaint town on a windy autumn day. Marla Little, the owner, is chasing her runaway pumpkin as it bounces happily away. The pumpkin catches the...

In Timothy’s Transformation, Nicholas D. Wynn teaches children to accept themselves as they are. Timothy Greenbottle is a small spotted cucumber beetle who decides he wants to become something else. Through many attempts to be something else, he learns that God made him to be...

What can go wrong when you go camping with your family? Probably nothing, as long as you stay safe under a big tree and near the fire... but be careful when night falls as you may encounter the NugNugs. What are the NugNugs? They are...

Rosencrantz Laundry Basket, written by Sarah Kott-Tannenbaum and illustrated by Ann Fu, follows Rosencrantz, a two-year-old cat, who wishes he was better at managing his fear. Whenever the vacuum cleaner roars or the sound of exploding fireworks is heard, he does not show the same...

No! Go! is a delightful children's picture book written by Holly Schmidt with illustrations by Hiruni Kariyawasam. It engages young readers with interactive questions, asking them what they should and should not do, and teaches them important lessons about safety and decision-making through a fun...

Let's Celebrate You! is a delightful children's picture book written by Junia Wonders with illustrations by Clarissa Corradin. It is a heartwarming celebration of children's achievements, inspiring them to face future challenges with courage. The book perfectly captures the joys and challenges of school life....

In Marshmallow Rabbit by Lois Wickstrom, Mr. Bonbon owned a chocolate factory and allowed people to come in and tour the place. Annabelle, a sneaky little girl, loved Mr. Bonbon’s tours. Annabelle would go in with the crowd every time she went and steal as...