Who doesn't love rhymes, right? Now imagine a picture book full of 19th-century illustrations with 21st-century rhymes. In Rhymes for Small and Large, Tom Hindley pens his poems alongside the work of German artist and painter Paul Thumann, who drew these illustrations for his book...

An impactful children’s story, The No-Phone Kid by Leonardo Lesage, includes invaluable lessons about money management, relationship building, and self-awareness. Tyler longs to have the latest phone like his friends. In a school where phones are more common than anything else, Tyler feels like he...

Little One wants to be just like their Mom. She’s athletic, fast, strong, smart and so much more. Next to her, Little One feels insignificant and awkward: they trip over their feet, can’t reach for their glass of water, can’t run very fast, they can’t...

There is a wide variety of creatures living in Mrs. Spring's garden. One day, while Earthworm was on his way to do his daily chores, he stumbled upon the lazy Snail blocking his path. Soon, Earthworm and Snail begin an argument with seemingly no positive...

“I imagine a world where we can live and work in peace and love all the time,” Odette says. Odette is an ant. She’s just made friends with a lost mouse, Marcus. They both woke up feeling stressed, but Odette has a meditative plan that...

The Dreamer is a children’s book by Tzuri King, Julie G Fox, Leonora Bulbeck, René Nel, and Natali Barbalat. Torria lives in a bomb shelter with her brothers, mother, and grandmother as the effects of war rage around them. The attacks are so frequent that...

The Messy Kids is a children's picture book written by Lois Wickstrom with illustrations by Nicolás Milano. The story is about Chester, a boy who does not want to clean his room. This book will introduce you to four little creatures that Chester refers to...

Teach children about colorblindness, or monochromacy, with The Colourblind Kid by Tom Powell. Tim is excited about his first day of school. On his way, he points out the colors of his bag, his teacher’s clothing, and the world around him—non-colorblind readers will notice that...

Chocovela Plays Tennis by Sameer Jani is a fun and inspirational picture book for young children. One morning, Chocovela, Bill, and Munchup decided to spend their day playing tennis. Everyone knew how to play, except for Chocovela, which left him feeling sad and hopeless. Luckily,...

Pardon Me, Please by Lois Wickstrom is an unusual and heart-warming picture book for young children. Albert the turkey is feeling nervous. It’s Thanksgiving and he knows exactly what the humans are planning. A family approach Albert and the mom takes out her purse. This...