Medicine has a purpose – to heal. It’s not a treat; it’s not candy. Too much medicine can be harmful, just as taking someone else’s medicine can make you sick. In Dr. Kathleen Humel’s Sweetie, That’s Not Sweets!, a young girl, sick with a...

Sirius, the Brightest Star in the Sky by Sue Elias opens with a young boy pointing to a star and asking his mother its name, which is Sirius. His mother also tells him that a long time ago Sirius was a kind and helpful star,...

Silas on Sundays by Joel Shoemaker is a unique and fantastic children's picture book about finding your place. It's about Silas, who loves all the days of the week except Sundays. Silas is happy that they can be whoever they want at home. Every day...

Saving the Day by Jimena Rivera is a thoughtful children's picture book about the healthcare field and the heroes who are a part of it. It's Career Day, and Melanie is happy to go with her mother to the hospital where she works. She loves...

Shane and the "Sh" Sound: Suzie and Zach Tales for Curious Minds is a wonderful children's picture book. A. R. Parr Burdett helps children who struggle with pronouncing words with the "sh" sound overcome this difficulty. This story encourages perseverance and reminds young readers that...

David Grubb's Spider Might is a children's picture book about a spiderling who wants to spin an indestructible web. The book opens by transporting us to a small village of garden spiders. Here, we meet a young spider called Instar. The big day Mom set...

Stoney the Pony's Most Inspiring Year: Teaching Children About Addiction Through Metaphor by Linda Myers is the story of Stoney, a cheerful pony that fights with a peppermint addiction. At first, Stoney was as carefree as his other pals, and he enjoyed spending time with...

Seen by C.M. Harris follows best friends Elisha and Ariana through a day of bike riding adventure in Feather Town. As they visit the local bakery, flower shop, and ice cream shop in town, Ariana consistently goes unnoticed by the various proprietors as the more...

Soul Food for the Whole Family, written by Alina Olteanu with illustrations by Aurora Escobar is a book of 'Easy Stress Management Techniques for Children and Parents.' Children today experience stress as much as adults do, and this book offers plenty of meditation and other...

Do you know what and whom you love? Have you ever made a list or marked the people and things you loved with a sticker heart? In the first story of Sophia A. Ritter’s Stories About What’s Important In Life, young Emma learns about the...