“We might be different, but that’s what makes our friendship so exciting. We can learn from each other.” Clyde’s words are so true and introduce readers to Four Bears in a Box: Back to the Beach by Dreama Denver. He’s the oldest of four bears;...

Horse Boy by Lew Anderson is the first book in The Lorian Chronicles. Young Red knew the danger of entering the forbidden grasses. He could even hear his mother's warnings but he couldn't leave the girl to be bait for the giant eagle flying overhead....

In Dachshund Through the Snow by Michelle Medlock Adams, we are introduced to Crosby who happens to be the smallest miniature wiener dog in Diggityville. He was even in the news because of it, but it wasn’t something that he enjoyed. He’s very insecure about...

When Fred the Snake and Friends explore USA-East by Peter Cotton is a fun-filled and adventurous picture book for young children. Jungle Jim and his friends go sightseeing around the USA. From New York City to Niagara Falls, this unusual group of friends sees it...

The Adventures of Bear and Unicorn: Journey to the Lake by Sparkles Johnson and Sunshine Akbas introduces a shy unicorn who doesn’t like flying because she’s scared of heights. That doesn’t mean she doesn’t want to explore the world and go on adventures. Her parents...

Every other dog at the Sugar Loaf Key animal shelter seemed to get a wonderful family and home after being adopted except for Gypsy (the small German shepherd puppy). After being adopted by four different people who did not treat her well, Gypsy found herself...

Dragons in the Barn by Ennes Higgins is the story of four siblings engrossed in their digital devices. Lola is on her iPad researching global warming, Liam and Toby with the laptop are watching funny cat videos, and Sara, the teenager, is chatting away on...

In Peke-A-Boo! Find My Sister Too by Wendy Zambrana we are introduced to two Pekingese puppies named Samantha and Sophie. In this book, Samantha is the main character whose favorite toy is a bright blue ball that she loves to take everywhere. Unfortunately, Sophie likes...

Brigor & Thandril: Skeleton Trouble is a work of fiction in the fantasy adventure subgenre. It is intended for young readers aged 7 to 9 years old and was penned by author Ian Blackthorne. In this exciting and lovingly crafted chapter book, young readers can...

In AntonTon by Grigor Vitez, and translated by Irena Stanic Rasin, we are introduced to a very odd individual with the same name as the title. He does things on his farm that many people find strange and just outright weird. AntonTon thinks a lot...