Have you ever had fun changing your clothes over and over again? Well, in Leon the Chameleon by Sofia Elena Politano, the lizard at the heart of the story is basically doing just that. He's a chameleon named Leon who enjoys changing his colors far...

The Kindness Bus by Barbara Ann Elder is about a girl named Jess. The story follows Jess, who doesn't love everything about school—homework, for one, she could do without. But every morning, she's first in line for Bus 252, and it's easy to see why....

Life is so much more than caring for oneself: it’s really about caring for others. In Brandy Clark’s Vivian’s Perfectly Imperfect Picnic, young Vivian enjoys a day at the park with her Bubba. She rides the swings, enjoys a picnic, and walks around with Bubba....

What Do You Feed a Flamingo? A Flamingo Friendship Adventure for Kids by Lee Porter is a fun, educational story for kids. Phyllis and Ethel are off on their holidays, and they have planned for everything. Well, everything except the weather. When they get thrown...

Happy Hippotastic Holi! is a children’s picture book written by Geshu Sugandh featuring illustrations by Natasha B. Padhiar. It introduces readers to Holi, the Hindu spring festival of colors, and the playful hippos who enjoy this holiday. The hippos celebrate from morning to night. They...

Fear of the Unknown Is the Greatest Fear of All is a children’s picture book written by Hilary Lawrence with illustrations by Katherine Summerville. It follows a group of animals who are faced with the fiercest animal they have ever come across. Lion meets it...

Kids Show Kids: Phonics, Kindness & Confidence! by Christine Pierre is a well-written book that offers children practical intellectual skills, positive morals, and confidence. Christine introduces three best friends, Ronen, Morley, and Billy the frog, embarking on a mission to spread kindness and take readers...

Does it really matter what color you are? Or what color someone else is? In Andrew Ginsburg’s The Colors of My Sky, Lester, the blue butterfly, is taught by his mother to only play with other blue butterflies. Why? Because blue is the color of...

Independence, strength, courage, resilience, purpose – these are gifts we share with loved ones, old and young. In Devaunshi Mahadevia’s The World, For You, a mother shares her love for her child, beginning with the moment the child is born. The love is shared in...

My Scar is Beautiful by Caryn Shender encourages young readers to see their scars as symbols of courage, healing, and individuality rather than something to hide. Through simple affirmations and colorful animal illustrations, the story guides children through the feelings that may arise after surgery,...