Dyslexia involves some complications but also provides some strengths. Those who have dyslexia should not be discouraged, as in reality we all have different attributes and must be understood and appreciated. Abigail Griebelbauer explores this through D is for Darcy Not Dyslexia: The Empower Empathy...

Hamish the Hedgehog, the Kitchen Critter by P.J. Tierney is a fun and interactive picture book for children. One day while out picking berries, a hedgehog named Hamish smells something delicious, unlike anything, he's ever smelled before. Hamish follows the smell and wanders up to...

My Little Body Enchantment by Tara Russell was created for children and their caregivers to train and help kids develop and appreciate awareness of the body and emotions and to teach them mindfulness and meditation through a guided body scan. This technique starts with mindful...

The Tiffin is a work of fiction in the cultural and adventure subgenres. It is intended for middle-grade and young adult readers and was penned by Mahtab Narsimhan, with narration for the audiobook format provided by Michael Mola. In this charming and fascinating story about...

Frances Angelina brings back The Virtuepops in their second book, How to Value Virtue Amid COV19, Stress, and Suffering. The Virtuepops and the Paradise Animals continue their adventure where the first book left off. Once again, the young and young at heart among us are...

Unknown Waters: Sara's Magical Coral Reef Adventure is a work of fiction in the animals and nature subgenre. It is best suited to emerging readers aged five to eight years and was penned by author Cynthia Bordelon with illustrations by Mariya Prytula. In this charming...

Books for Benjamin by R.G. de Rouen is a delightful children’s book about Benjamin, a unique little worm, and his quest to find knowledge. Benjamin isn’t like other worms that love to eat fruit and mulch – he wants to read! He bravely sets out...

Tommie is a good kid. He should be able to do the things he loves and live freely. But everywhere he goes, trouble somehow finds him. Whether he is taking a stroll in the park, studying at school, or relaxing at home, trouble just won't...

Self-acceptance is an indispensable lesson for every person. Regardless of age, it can be difficult to accept having an attribute that makes us feel unusual. This is why children need to learn that it's okay to be different. Molly Carter explores this in The Little...

My Safe Place by Brittney Brackett is an enchanting picture book that welcomes children into the positive world of affirmations. In a world where we all live in an uncertain environment, this picture book helps parents impart courage, love, and self-esteem to young children. The...