Not Sheep! by Molly McNamara Carter, with illustrations by Oksana Mychka, invites young readers deep into the woodlands where bedtime rituals take an unexpected twist. As night falls in the forest, baby animals struggle to settle down and sleep. Traditional advice tells them to count...

Nite Nite, Piggies by Jane E. Ruth is a short bedtime children's story about a father, daughter, and a host of little piggies preparing to go to bed. Like clever young children, these piggies come up with amusingly creative ways of delaying bedtime. Whether it's...

Not Me by Lana Stukel is a picture book that tells the story of a little monster named Not Me. He is mostly happy, but here he narrates a rather sad tale. Not Me is always blamed for mistakes. Whether it is about making a...

Never Lose Your Sparkle by Emma Meyer and Mateo Sommer is a heartwarming and inspiring children's book that sensitively and optimistically tackles the challenges of growing up. The book follows a diverse group of children, each facing their own unique struggles. Caroline learns to trust...

It hurts when people say mean things and make you feel worthless. That’s what happened in Shahron Ameer’s No Chance, Moonbeam! There’s a charity race happening at the local racetrack and Moonbeam and some of his friends are participating. But someone in the crowd laughed...

Nite Nite, Kitty Cats is a children's picture book in English and Spanish by Jane E. Ruth. A grandmother reads a bedtime story to her two granddaughters as she sits in bed with them. Every turn of the page is dedicated to a different cat....

Nelson's London Holiday is a children's picture book by Claire Carey. After attending a music festival accompanied by his parents and friend Simon, Nelson can't wait to revisit it next year. However, to do so, he will need money to buy the festival tickets. Nelson...

Do you ever become anxious? Even children suffer from anxiety disorders, yet parents often miss the clues. In No School, My Rules!, Stephanie Henson addresses the struggles children with anxiety face in school. Maybe you had stage fright when you had to talk in front...

Drawing absolute conclusions from two seemingly relatable examples doesn't always lead to the truth. This is wonderfully demonstrated by Ben Okon in a delightful children's tale -- Nora and Cora Narwhal Prove Whales Can Fly: Designing Experiments. Nora, a unicorn whale, lives a happy life...

New Question for Mouse by Fynisa Engler is a gentle, affirming story about being a foster child. Mouse lives with Bear, Turtle, Duck, and Mama Bunny, his foster family. His mom couldn't take care of him so for now he isn't living with her. A...