The Promise is a picture book by Bridget Hodder and Fawzia Gilani-Williams with illustrations by Cinzia Battistel. Set in a village in Morocco, it’s inspired by a true story. Jacob, a Jewish boy, and Hassan, a Muslim boy, are friends and often play in Jacob’s...

The Golden Book: Golden Retriever Early Reader by Lucy Simon explains why Golden Retrievers are such amazing pets. They love giving and receiving lots of love, are perfect for kids, and love to run and play every day. Their natural, fun-loving, adventurous personalities make them...

Written by April Hilland and illustrated by Devika Oza, This Book is Dangerous! is meant to raise awareness in children about the power of reading and cultivating ideas. April Hilland encourages children to dare to dream and challenge the status quo, to ask hard questions,...

Sapana Grossi’s enchanting, unforgettable fairy tale, The NeverEnd Friend, celebrates courage and friendship through the adventures of its young hero. As Achille stands in his armor ready for battle, he realizes he cannot find his best friend, Benji. The two friends have traveled and fought...

In their educational picture book Twin Power, Benjamin Young and Kiyanda Young share joys unique to those with a twin sibling. Sister and brother Simone and Sebastian may not look alike or be the same gender, yet they were born on the same day. This...

In a world where temperatures are rising, animals are going extinct and the human population has reached all-new highs, The Teen's Guide to Saving the World by Aaditya Sengupta Dhar seeks to explore the ways in which teenagers can start making a difference in the...

In The Cat That Couldn’t Meow by CP Clark, Jack is not like other cats. His meow sounds more like a moo. Other cats pick on Jack about the strange sounds he makes. Their comments and behavior hurt Jack’s feelings and make him wonder why...

The Worst Football Team by Martin Smith is a hilarious book primarily written for children aged 5-8. The book features Lane FC Meerkats U-7s, a team of kids who are better at troublemaking than playing football. Calling them terrible at the sport would be an...

The Mum for the Job by Teena Raffa-Mulligan is the story of Chloe, a young girl who lost her mother to cancer. At one point the family begins to feel that they need someone to be the mother figure. Chloe sees a spark of hope...

The Invisible Riptide is a children's picture book about the importance of paying attention to and talking about our feelings. Many of us are troubled by the odd feelings we sometimes feel in our belly and head because we don't understand or know what causes them....