Chores can be fun when you’re at the farm! Follow a little girl along to Granddad’s Farm and help her count all of the yummy farm produce, farm animals, and family members, too! Help Grandad haul wood and tools, feed and water the animals, and...

You're Not Crazy: Overcoming Parent/Child Alienation was written by Dr. Lynn Steinberg Ph.D. to bring awareness of the issue on a professional, legal, and parental level. Parental alienation involves a child being taught to hate a parent without a valid reason. Steinberg provided several studies...

Finding Fairies by Michelle Roehm McCann and Marianne Monson describes special creatures from around the world. Asian fairies include the Chinese house fairy, the Japanese kobito, and the tokkaebi from Korea. England has forest and water fairies, while Irish fairies love riding white horses. In...

Zoe and Ziggy are two delightful dachshunds. They are like children to Mama Ellie. Living on a small farm allows the two pups to enjoy life to the fullest. Mama Ellie’s Children and the Organic Garden by Shannon Evans is enjoyable to read, but it...

Abuse is not something new to many women, and certainly not for Audrey, Cynthia Savage's Trusting The Billionaire's main character. After divorcing her abusive husband, she started a non-profit association for battered women. Due to a lack of financing, her facility is at risk. Her...

Court of Snakes: This Desert Cage by Tycho Dwelis is a young adult book that confronts issues of different social classes in a fantasy world. Terran was the son of the royal leader, but his family was overthrown, leaving Terran as a fugitive on the...

The China Paradox is a timely, relevant, and must-read thriller by Gerard Shirar. The story starts in Kuala Lumpur International Airport, with Walter J. Lummis, a freelance reporter covering Asian news for most of his life, witnessing the assassination of Kim Jong-Nam, the half-brother of...

Teddy, Teddy, Holding Back the Dark by Levity Fox is a rhyming picture book that shows the protective power of teddy bears against anything that could lurk in the dark. Every night after Teddy and his owner, a young girl named Liv, are tucked into...

The earth was full of suffering, chaos, and violence. So Father Elijah and some people moved to settle on planet Tishbe, in the City of Nod. They enjoyed relative peace until Micah dared his eleven-year-old sister, Candice, to visit the dry lakebed holes. It was...

Impulsiveness is common in young children, so they need to learn the consequences of their behavior. A lack of self-control can make it harder for them to socialize or adapt to new situations. Guy Miron shares a clear example in The Angry Bear, where a...

Forces by Mona R. Semerau delivers an adventure with poetic prose that draws you into a vivid world. Thorn is a scribe that serves the king as a courier. Unforeseen events have left her without a horse and now with the king's property missing, she...

Chewy's Big Balls (Naughty Children’s Books for Adults) by Guy Joseph Miron is a satire on children's books for grownups to enjoy. It's about a playful dog named Chewy who has a pair of enormous balls in his big ball sack that he loves to...

Near Scattered Praise Lies Our Substantial Endeavor is a collection of poems by Ron Penoyer. Titled after one of the pieces in the collection, it consists of a wide variety of topics, settings, tones, forms, rhythms, and rhymes. References to classical or historical figures or...

The Translucent Boy and the Man Who Walked to the Moon is a work of fiction in the fantasy adventure subgenre, and it forms the fourth novel of the Translucent Boy series. It is best suited to young adult and mature middle-grade reading audiences and...

Following Your North Star by Michelle Donice is a self-help book aimed at helping you rediscover yourself, your purpose, joy, and God's plan for your life. Donice shares stories of personal relationships that deeply affected her, including the trauma of being born an illegitimate child,...

I am reviewing Homeschooling on a Budget by Jessica Marie Baumgartner as a parent who decided to continue homeschooling my children from the time the Covid-19 crisis hit the world, and I must say that it is more than a sheer treasure. It is a...

Home at the Office: Working Remotely as a Way of Life by Barbori Garnet is a self-help book for entrepreneurs in which the author gives readers ideas on how to set up an office in their home. She covers topics like what you need to...

Bees are an essential part of our environment. Their work in nature benefits us all. That's why children should get to know them, respect them, and understand their helpful work to balance nature. A Bee or Not a Bee? Early Science Questions will provide children...

Halfway Home by Erin Mariah Murphy is a charming tale about a rescue dog. A pack of stray dog brothers lived in an abandoned house. While the rest would play, bark, and run around the house, one of the dogs, Zeke, preferred peace and quiet....

Learning the alphabet is the first step for children to be able to read and write. If they see this as fun, they will approach books and reading enthusiastically. Shandra Nalia shares a fun adventure story for kids to learn letter recognition. The Adventures of...