What’s an IV?, written by Melissa Fatal and Rosemary Peng and illustrated by Edward Ernest, is a great book for your child to read if they are nervous about an upcoming medical visit. This picture book indicates who the child might meet—doctor, nurse, and child...

With her parents missing during a magical quest, Sylvia Locke was forced to stay with her grandparents. Her life lacked fun as she equally detested farm work, chores, and schoolwork. Following some negative remarks from her teachers, her grandparents arranged for Sylvia to stay with...

In Tales From The Starlight Kingdom by Michael Andrews, the Starlight Kingdom is full of dreams and magical things. The Starlight Compass guides young dreamers to the place they want to go. The King and Queen are celestial guides, too, with a comet-tail crown and...

In Ava The Autism Advocate by Nicole C. Aptekar, Ava is in the same grade as her brother and sister because they are triplets. But Ava is Autistic. Instead of letting her place on the spectrum slow her down, Ava shows just how amazing she...

My Pancreas Needs Glasses is a children’s picture book written and illustrated by Rhonda Goodall. It tells the story of Zach and his younger brother, Julian, who has Type 1 Diabetes. Zach admires Julian for taking care of his health and being brave by taking...

Imagine living in a Halloween world every day with zombies, monsters, witches, werewolves, mummies, and a house that’s alive. This isn’t children wearing costumes; it’s real living creatures, existing by living at night and sleeping through the day. The Mystery of the Crimson Claw by...

In Your Dreams by Stephanie Ojo is a children’s book helping little ones overcome their fear and anxiety about bedtime. Mama finds that getting Alexander calm and ready for sleep is very hard as he has so many questions and last requests. He does not...

The Night the Stars Went Missing by Arthur J. Gonzalez is a delightful children’s picture book that follows the adventurous young Winston, who spends his nights gazing at the stars. One night, Winston notices that the stars have mysteriously disappeared. Sensing that something is amiss,...

Kindness is at the very bedrock of civilization, and Shermaine Perry-Knights shares with children what it means to be kind in It’s Cool to Be Kind. Three young boys—Max, Michael, and Martin—are given a school assignment to write about something they are good at. While...

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...