Turtle Does Not Wear Socks: A Picture Book with Interactive Questions for Kids by Anne Woodhouse is a delightful read. In this joyous story, many friendly critters are introduced, such as a rabbit, frog, dragonfly, and more, while children are invited to play along with...

My Furry Little Brother Weathers His Fears by Nikisha Rabess is the second of the Furry Brother Adventures Series of Law and Khat. A boy named Law finds ways to help his feline friend, who he adorably refers to as his furry brother, named Khat....

Kaya Finds a Home by Lauran Zurcher is a true story about an African leopard called Kaya who seems content in the wildlife sanctuary, except when she has to deal with some loud two-legged creatures with cameras and big vehicles during tourist season. Kaya is...

My Cat Thinks He’s a Puppy by Patricia Allieri is a 24-page children’s picture book about Puppy-Cat, a fun companion who brings adventures to life. This frisky feline seems to act more like a puppy dog than a cat. While this comparison is being made,...

I Love You As Much And More Than This by RM Rozman is a children’s picture book about a little Yorkie named Squirt. He travels from place to place telling the reader how much he loves them. One of my favorite instances was on page...

Rune Myth's Adventures: A Tail of a Tail by Shannon Langel is a fun and interactive picture book for young children. One day at the park, a young dog named Rune is playing with some other dogs. Rune notices that her tail is way...

Brody the Lion Meets the Doc: Teaching Children about Autism, Emotions, Acceptance, and Self-Regulation by Kristin Wegner is an educational picture book for young children. Brody's birthday has arrived, but it isn't a day he looks forward to. For Brody, his birthday means his biggest...

Rune Myth's Pirate Alphabet by Shannon E Langel invites us to take part in a wonderful adventure. Rune Myth is a playful dog that will help children from 3 to 5 years of age study the alphabet and be entertained at the same time. From...

Luck of the Draw by Diana Tuorto reminds readers that every living creature has a purpose, although sometimes it’s difficult to find that purpose. Luck of the Draw, or Lucky as everyone called him, was bred, born, and raised to be a racehorse. The only...

Argo and Me by Chandra Ghosh Ippen with beautiful illustrations by Erich Ippen Jr. is a children's book about the love, fear, and hope that many children and pets experience with adoption. Parents or guardians must understand that children are empaths and can feel hurt...