In How To Potty Train A Unicorn by Hailee Oman, we are introduced to a young girl who is at her wit's end with her pet unicorn. She’s desperately trying to get her to go potty in the toilet but the unicorn refuses and fights...

Shirl has shortened her name from Shirley because she doesn’t like the letter ‘y.’ She doesn’t remember being born, so she believes she must be from somewhere out in space – an outer space alien. When she’s served creamed spinach and decides it smells “worse...

Isn’t It A Miracle? is a beautiful children’s book written by Heather Lean with illustrations by Marina Reshetnikova. On each page, readers are invited to delight in the natural world and to take in the many miracles that are occurring right before our eyes. From...

All babies like to snuggle close when darkness approaches. For many animals, it’s bedtime, a time to go to sleep. Puppies and kittens snuggle close to their mothers, as do baby bears and lion cubs. It’s also time for human babies to sleep, too, all...

Violin lives with her family in a music store. Do you know who her family members are? Well, you see, she’s part of the String Family: Viola, Cello and Double bass and, of course, Violin. There’s lots of music in the music store and Violin...

Hugo von Hector the Kids' Art Collector, written by Whitney Beatty and primarily illustrated by Allyson Arrogante, is a children's picture book that tells the story of an unfulfilled artist in a magical realm. Hugo von Hector loves to create art but feels the work...

I Love You, Fiorella, Flaws and All!, written by Cindy A. Bell and illustrated by Emily House, is a children's picture book that centers around a young puppy named Fiorella and her mother, Mama Rose. The story begins with Fiorella happily running around her farm...

The Love Book is an adorable story highlighting the impossibilities of the limits of how a parent can love their child. Somehow every impossibility is conquered by the love the mother feels. Jemima Neal illustrates the unexplainable feelings that come with being a parent, and...

Silviya Rankova, the author of The Very Stubborn Camel, knows a lot about camels. She has a page at the end of the book with a list of nifty details about camels: how strong they are, how fast they travel, how much water they can...

Can you imagine living in a wooden box? All through the coldest days of the winter? And living off scraps of food dumped by nearby residents? One youngster, only ten years old, and his five-year-old sister were forced to do just that. Both parents died...