Sharing is important in Fractions by Dianne Miller, which is part of the Little Bunny Series. Dianne Miller once again offers the essence of helping your child in building substance and character, which is crucial for their future. In this illustrated picture book, children will...

Does your little one get frustrated when learning something new or different? The Little Bunny Series offers so many books that can help your child learn and build character. In the illustrated picture book, Try Again by Dianne Miller, children will learn how to acquire...

Opposites (Little Bunny Series) by Dianne Miller introduces children to the concept of opposites in an engaging and fun way. Little Bunny is watching his mother wipe the table with a wet sponge and he offers to dry the table. While Little Bunny's mommy is...

My Dearest Little Peppercorn is a children’s picture book written and illustrated by E Jill Smith. What could be more exciting than the news that a little one, no bigger right now than the size of a peppercorn, is on the way? The Nana in...

Don't Go is written by Dianne Miller. Little Bunny has to attend his first day of preschool and is having a hard time letting his mother leave to go about her day. The teacher asks him to help her build with blocks so his mother...

Little Bunny's Mommy is baking for Granny's party and Little Bunny wants to help. Little Bunny helps to scoop the cookie dough. The cookies are done and they are shaped like circles. Little Bunny and his Mommy make brownies next. Little Bunny helps to cut...

Weather (Little Bunny series) by Dianne Miller introduces young readers to the different types of weather in a fun and interactive way. Little Bunny's father wanted to go outside but it was snowing. The weather was beautiful and then just when it started sleeting, Little...

It was a special day. It was the day when the rest of the animals could watch the Unicorns having their picnic and anyone who went to the woods would be able to see all the Unicorns having a good time and celebrating. The little...

Mimi’s Strategy by Linda Goudsmit begins by telling young readers about a little girl named Hildy, her parents and little sister Francesca. Francesca looked up to Hildy and wanted to be just like her, even liking the same toys as Hildy. Hildy liked to play,...

Nito and the Witch, by Jennie G. Wittenbach, begins with 5-year-old Nito wanting to work in the vegetable fields with his mother, while his father works in a carpentry shop to help pay for Nito’s brother’s and sister’s schooling to learn a new language, as...