Mouse is Messy is a children's picture book written by Alyssa Thiessen, with illustrations by Sarah Neville. The story follows Mouse, who struggles with messiness, forgetfulness, and talking too much. Mouse's room is untidy when she heads to school, causing her to wear mismatched socks....

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...

Missy Moo and the Great Fart Mishap by Heidi Brooks is a joyful romp through the barnyard, featuring a cow with a knack for moonwalking and a heart full of rhythm. We’re with Missy Moo, the life of the farm, who spends her time dazzling...

In Money Moves A Nation: A Civil Rights Lesson for Children by Hazell Thomas, Jonah doesn’t want to go on a family trip to Mississippi. He would rather stay at home playing video games with his friends. Despite encouragement from his dad about the things...

Me and the Missouri Moon by Nancy Stewart follows Scarlet Burnes, who is caught in a moral dilemma after her father hits a cyclist named Malcolm with their car and leaves the scene. Fearing the consequences due to his criminal past, Scarlet's father pressures her...

My Beach Adventure: A Personal Childhood Story by David D Bernstein follows Dmitry, a six-year-old boy lost on a beach after following a sailboat moving west. Unable to locate his family, he becomes overwhelmed with fear and sadness. As he wanders, he encounters various strangers,...

Marvelous by Alexandra Hoffman is a heartwarming story about Marcus, a creative little boy with ADHD. He enjoys building things and uses every opportunity to create something new. Marcus calls each creation his marvel. But sometimes, his ADHD makes it challenging for him to focus...

“Like you, I am different.” We are all different, uniquely so. Sarah Versher’s story, Magnificent and Different, shares all manner of differences. Some see and read with their hands because they’re blind. Others listen through a hearing aid, but they can still listen. Then some...

Hop on for a fun-filled adventure tale featuring a young boy and his loving mom with Mommy-Son Day. Written by Rachel Florence Myer and illustrated by Kathy Lee, this rhyming picture book tells the story of a little boy who wakes up one special morning...