Ameila, You Are! by Charlie Tran takes readers along for an exciting day at school with Amelia and her friends. Amelia's second-grade class is told they're having a talent show, and the students are enthusiastic about the news. When the teacher announces that sign-ups are...

Book Fair Week by Gail O’Bannon follows three enthusiastic boys as they eagerly await attending their school’s book fair. Readers follow along as Alex, Lance, and Lemon anticipate what they will discover and plan what books they will buy at the book fair, considering everything...

When Santa Was Single: A Cinderella Story for Christmas is a children’s storybook written by Beth Wellington, with illustrations by Yvette Gilbert. The story follows Clarissa, a young woman living in a town near the North Pole. She had an incredible childhood, raised by her...

Saanvi's Bad Day is a children's picture book written by Sheena Sharma, with illustrations by Anais Balbas. It follows Saanvi, a young girl who faces a challenging day at school. Upon returning home, her father immediately notices her frustration as she storms into the kitchen,...

Did you know that you're awesome? Do you believe you're destined for greatness? Or maybe you're a genius who will become one of the most successful entrepreneurs someday? We can only achieve our dreams if we truly believe in ourselves from our hearts. Affirmations are...

Dogfish and the Gift of Inclusion is a children’s picture book written by Rita Reed, with illustrations by Craig Cartwright. The story follows Dogfish, who has been invited to celebrate his friend Wally the Whale Shark’s birthday in Los Cabos, Mexico. Excited about the invitation,...

Jalamity Jim is a children’s picture book written by Joe Wheeler, with illustrations by Jessica Gamboa. The story follows Jalamity Jim, a small-town rooster who does not sound like the others. While the other roosters went Cock-a-doodle-doo, Jalamity Jim crowed Jalamity June. This confused the...

In Angry Little Artist by Michelle Mae, Gabi Grizzly is drawing a special picture for her grandpa when her brother bumps her arm, ruining the artwork. Frustrated, she scribbles furiously, prompting Grandpa to offer a new sketchbook to express her anger. As she continues to...

“Sometimes to not have is a gift.” That’s what their father shares with his children. In Elena Stowell’s The Knotting Tree, a father shares his reason for keeping the old tree. He will not cut it down because there is a family history of a...

Princess Avalon dreams of building her own castle, but she’s sad because she thinks the project is too much for her to take on. In Christine McQuillan’s Princess Avalon Dreams Big, her friends, Swan, Pony, Dragon, and others, pitch in to help. Soon, she has...