Watch for Falling Rock by Terri Branson is a children’s book about a Native American warrior. According to legend, Falling Rock, the great warrior, could never be captured in battle and now, many years later, Falling Rock haunts Oklahoma. Falling Rock also seems to haunt...

Winda the Witch: Tales of the Spooky Folk is a children and preteen’s supernatural novella written by J.K. Campbell. Winda the witch is not supposed to be attending the Spooky Folk March this year. As she had just turned twelve, she would finally have been...

Wishapick: Tickety Boo and the Black Trunk is a children's adventure fantasy written by M.M. Allen. It's been two years since Jack's father died, and Jack's still angry about it. He misses his dad and the adventures they used to have together. His sister, Lilly,...

Have you ever wondered if there might some day be another 'you'? Would this person live in the same city as you do? Would this person look like you and think like you? In We are Tam by Patricia Bernard, Tamarisk Woodward, also known as...

White Mountain by Sophe E. Tallis is the first book in the Darkling Chronicles series. An epic tale of good versus evil, White Mountain follows the arduous journey of a wizened powerful mage, Marvalla Agyk, as he seeks to destroy the evil changeling who stole...

What do giant tomatoes and fast-growing mushrooms have in common? They are two of the amazing things that try to take over the imaginary town of Willakaville in this amusing, entertaining and creative children's book. Mathew Heinecke has created a collection of Tall Tales in...

William Edwards and the Wizardly Glasses is a children’s fantasy by Jonathan Berg and S.Z. Berg. Kids tease and avoid William Edwards, who wears tattered clothes to school. His wealthy parents rejects him, and do not care if he eats foods containing mustard, knowing it...

Wish You Weren't by Sherrie Petersen is an extraordinary novel for children. It follows the live of Marten and it begins one starry night. Marten has an annoying little brother who is always getting him into trouble. As a shooting star passes by on a...

Where Do Monsters Hide? by Terri Kelleher is a fun story for children. It is written in a poetic way and beautifully illustrated with bold bright colours. It tells the story of little Edward and how he was ever so curious. His mother told him...

At first glance, William Bradshaw is ordinary to the point of nondescript. At second glance, the view hasn't much improved - he’s just another badly-dressed bloke burdened by student loans and desperate to find a job. His very insignificance, however, makes him the perfect candidate...