Never 'TOO' Wonderful by Terrie Sizemore is a kids' book following Kevin, who thinks everything is just TOO something. His mum is worried about him because that’s all he can say – breakfast is too hot, the shower is too wet, the bus stop is...

The Life of Tomato by Romilda Byrd is a charming story in the Second Chances in the Garden series. The life of a tomato is a fun one, from first growth right through to harvest. Our tomato has long dreamed of what he will become,...

Get ready to unleash your inner howl! How to Cure a Whiny Werewolf by Brittany Plumeri is a children's how-to book that invites readers to test Scientist Evie’s ground-breaking discovery. In this story, Scientist Evie is an innovative researcher who has discovered a unique way...

Don’t Be Mean to 13 by Douglas Harris is an exploration of superstitions, particularly the fear of the number thirteen and Friday the 13th. Written in a lighthearted tone, it aims to demystify these irrational beliefs and encourage readers, especially older children, to think critically...

I Feel, I Learn, I Grow by Ana Stone is a warm, beautifully illustrated bilingual story that helps children understand and accept their emotions while showing parents how to guide them with love. The story follows a young boy who challenges outdated sayings about emotions...

In Beautiful, Wonderful, Strong Little Me!, Hannah Carmona Dias gives readers an uplifting picture book about a young girl who’s comfortable in her own skin, even if others may not be. As she plays and has adventures, sometimes others get curious about her and ask...

Chekhov once said, “Shyness is the secret of beauty,” and this impression is personified in Feeling All My Shyness by Kim T. S. Friendly, relatable rhymes introduce readers to Kayla, who’s most comfortable when it’s quiet, but does occasionally wish she were more outgoing. She...

Metrognome by Jana Cruz is a whimsical children’s story about Cora, a garden gnome who, along with her parents, spends her days in a garden unable to move. One day, she begins to long for something more. Dreaming of adventure, she sets out for the...

Radical Ray by Bobbi Chegwyn follows Ray Roxby, who learns and practices Radical Love from his grandmother, Leila, and applies it through the R.A.D. Framework of Reach, Act, Discover. Ray notices classmates, neighbors, and community members who feel isolated or need help, like Jack, Tarek,...

What if trying new foods could be part of a new adventure? How to Cure a Yucky Yeti by Brittany Plumeri begins with the young scientist, Ella. She’s on a mission to help “yucky” yetis—kids who think new foods are gross—realize that trying new things...