Work in Progress by Vivaan Sadare is a heartwarming story that follows Joy Dhoren, a middle schooler as he navigates the challenges of school life and adolescence. The story begins as Joy and his family prepare to host an exchange student for the new semester....

Waiting for the Water Train by Virginia De Francisco is a children's picture book that chronicles the story of Emma, residing in a desert town suffering from a severe drought. Unaware of the importance of conserving water, Emma enjoys bubble baths and playing in sprinklers....

Whispers: Extraordinary, Book 1 by Feather Chelle focuses on the diversity, inclusivity, and challenges that one experiences in life. This book is influenced by the life of the author who, like the character, Amber Cheyenne Douglass, grew up blind due to a cancer called retinoblastoma....

Wingless is a children's fantasy novel by Catherine Witzaney. Asher Songfeather, a young half-bat, half-feather wingless sprite, has ambitions to join the Forest Guard one day. But when his adoptive sister Carinen's health takes a turn for the worse, Asher reluctantly agrees to help the...

Growth is a constant in all life. Human beings experience growth—physical, mental, emotional, spiritual—depending on the area of their lives. The most evident growth in life is physical growth. From the time a child is born, he or she begins to experience growth until adulthood....

Where is Daddy? Who is Daddy? by Azaliya Schulz, Nastasia Yakovleva, and Daria Volkova is a poignant and emotionally resonant children's story that delicately addresses the complex topic of absent fathers. With its beautifully illustrated pages and heartfelt narrative, the authors offer a touching exploration...

Rose and Linney had been together for as long as they could remember. Linney lived next door to her, exactly one hundred and one steps from her bedroom door. Rose O'Reilly could not imagine life without her best friend, someone she always expected to be...

Friendship grows when diversity is celebrated, and acceptance is embraced. Why Me, Mama? by Katherine Lockwood takes readers on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance through the eyes of Rose, a bird who feels different from her friends. When Rose and her mom invite their...

Welcome to the class of the nicest of all the teachers. Once every week, the students in Ms. Freckle's class gather in a large circle to share an act of kindness they witnessed or performed during the week. We are in luck because today is...

Wild and Free by Willow Terez and Annaliese Hofner is an exciting story suitable for children between 10 and 12 years of age. The plot revolves around an adolescent girl, Willow, who is abandoned by her human parents and adopted by a pack of wolves....