Did you know that everyone is a superstar? Unique and special in their own way? Even you! Just like all the sparkling stars in the night sky, each one of us is different. Bigger or smaller, brighter, and in many different shapes – we can...

Empathy helps us understand and share feelings. It allows us to socialize and make friends because that way we can identify with others and know when they need help. A Book About Empathy covers everything you need to know in a way that will be...

Addison Braves Brazil, written by Laura James and illustrated by Jasmine Smith, is a mid-grade interactive storybook that takes readers into South America through the eyes of a young girl. Addison is introduced as an upbeat girl from Arkansas with a mother who is a...

Anything But Pink by J.C. Benthin is an educational picture book for young children. On her first day at school in a golden world, a young girl named Zinnia gets bullied for being pink. A boy pokes fun at her and says mean things to...

Recognizing letters is important because it allows children to understand the relationship between oral and written language. This is the foundation for basic skills like reading and writing, and if it's fun to start with, it will be easier to continue. In other words, recognizing...

Are you interested in Appalachia and the handicrafts of the people who live there? Did you know that people who live there still make their own brooms, instead of buying them at stores? Follow 80-year-old Amos as he collects the things he needs from his...

A Day At The Races is the second book in the Adventures of Chief and Sarge series by C.J. Peterson. Chief and Sarge's parents, Trevor and Cassie, told them that they were going to stay at Sam's house while they were going to check the...

ABC My Hair and Me celebrates the diversity of hair with each letter of the alphabet in a series of charming messages. Miyosha Streets gives us a unique perspective, highlighting how great hair is, how versatile it is, and how much fun reshaping it can...

Ava LoRay Wants To Play, written by Jessica Quarnstrom and illustrated by Gabriela Dieppa, is the tale of a little girl called Ava, who wants to go out and play with her friends, Austin and Aiden. Her mom tells her she cannot go out until...

Losing a loved one is hard. You can’t imagine what it’ll be like once they’re gone. You can’t imagine not feeling their hugs, not sharing stories on the couch, not laughing at silly things or sharing special songs. It feels like there’s a big hole...