The Rainbow Frog & The Mad Scientist: The Adventures of Caroline and Euni, Book 1 is an adventure story for children and preteens written by Joshua S. Joseph and illustrated by Chia Americo. If there was anything nine-year-old Caroline loved almost as much as her...

Please is a rather overlooked word. Even adults easily forget to use the word, Please. Gimmie is the real favorite amongst children. Gimmie is a bit of a bully, pushing Please into the background and making Please feel unimportant and insignificant. Robbie’s a little boy...

New Moon’s Family by Erika Adams, illustrated by Eric Soderstrom, tells the story in poem form of New Moon who is indeed a new moon. New Moon is lonely and sad, hidden away as she is in the darkness of the night sky and the...

“A bully is really a friend in need.” Sad, when you think of it. But don’t worry. The K-9 bully elves of the North Pole know how to set things right. They know how to teach each and every one of us to be “A...

Danny Fishback lives with his dad, mom, and sister Onya, and he likes doing a lot of things outside. Though his thoughts are deep, he is good-natured. His sister Onya is different from him. She is dainty, kind, and articulate, and knows how to talk...

Fit-not-Fat by Patrice Lee tackles the topic of weight loss and is about a nine-year-old girl who was obese. She loved to eat and lacked self-control and discipline when it came to eating but she did not enjoy being fat. When she turned ten, she...

Risky Roo the Kangaroo wished he was not so clumsy. He was sitting on the front steps and his friend Hayden came and sat next to him. Risky Roo showed him the scrape on his knee and Hayden told him that his dad could help...

Jake and Buddy are two little mice who are tired of the same old routine. When they discover their human family preparing to go to the cottage for the weekend, they decide to tag along, hiding in the picnic basket on the journey. They eat...

Larry is a lovable, polar bear-like character who just wants to make art! Unfortunately, he’s messy. Each time he tries to paint at school, he fumbles, stumbles, and sneezes. Inevitably, paint goes everywhere. Since he can’t paint like the other kids, he is made fun...

Daddy, I Want to Know God (Families Growing in Faith) by Vanessa Fortenberry is an excellent book that works as a good tool when it comes to teaching children about God. The story shows different children from various parts of the world asking their parents...