Grammar can be dry and boring, or it can be vivid and mnemonic. Parts of Speech Parade, written by Irina Dolinskiy and illustrated by Mark Adams, dusts off the basic parts of grammar and introduces them with rhyme and rhythm set against colorful New York...

Petar: An Inspiring Story About an Unexpected Friendship by Maranda Russell is the story of Petar, a boy with a disability and his story of friendship with Skyler. Petar joined his new school in grade 4 after Labor Day. He was always accompanied by Mrs....

Princess Nevaeh: Lessons on Self Discovery by Ms Paulette Harper is a charming book for kids. Princess Nevaeh is curious to learn about how to become a real princess. Though her name is Nevaeh, she prefers that her friends add 'Princess' to her name. She...

Paula and her Multi-coloured Hair, a children’s book written by Carmen Parets Luque, is a short story that illustrates how a girl experiences various emotions. Paula experiences sadness when her father leaves for work and her hair turns blue and wraps around her like a...

Poo-Bot 3000: A Potty Training Story for Kids by Justin Dockins is an educational story book with a delightful plot. Potty training is something that is difficult for kids while they are growing up. Many a time kids rebel a bit when they have to...

In Potty Training is Fun!, Alexa is excited because her mother thinks she’s big enough to be potty trained. They look at a book called “Potty Training Your Child” and Alexa likes the pictures which make the task look easy. Her mother gets the potty...

In Peachy The Warrior Princess by Gabriela Duran, Gaby has been rescuing dogs her whole life. Her dream is to see that all pets live a happy and free life. She thought she had seen it all as far as the suffering of dogs is...

Mr. Green wants to go on strike from his job in Paint Town as the painter of the leaves, bushes, and all things green. He feels he is the most important color and should be ruler of the land and not the primary colors who...

Paris Hop!, written by Margie Blumberg and illustrated by Renée Andriani, is a story about Grandma taking her granddaughter to the Eiffel Tower on a visit to Paris. They are determined to see how the city looks with the sun shining over it, but they...

Papa the Stockfarmer, written by Mairi McLellan, is the second book in the What Do the Grown-ups Do? series and this book depicts the time that the three Mackenzie sisters spend with their grandfather (Papa), learning about being a stockfarmer. The girls are curious about...