Malcolm's Monsters by Court Nee tells the story of Malcolm, a middle school boy who wakes up eager to celebrate Taco Tuesday. After a quick breakfast, Malcolm joins his pal Penny on their way to school and begins discussing their exciting day. However, all of...

Hulight Visions: Time Star is intended for young independent readers, penned by author Eleanor Matera in the science fiction and fantasy, adventure, and action subgenres. Our story follows Group 6 on Homestar Echo 7 as they navigate the approaching Time Star's cosmic effects and a...

Have you ever heard of the Whatchamacallits? Neither have I, but Toab certainly knows about them. Just awakened from a long winter’s slumber, this large, furry, and very loveable creature is on his way to meet two children, Mark and Julie, his best friends, when...

In The Snowdrops and the Dragon by Jenna Papponetti, the Snowdrop Queen sends a brave little snowdrop to wait for spring. The snowdrop becomes friends with a mystical dragon who has always been lonely in the winter and has few friends. The dragon is thrilled...

In Sarah Allison's children's book, Audrey-Saurus and the Bedtime Situation, Audrey likes to do things her own way. She's happy to do all her daily activities - from painting to playing tag - except getting ready for bed. Baths, hair washing, and quiet time are...

Darby Hobbs created a tribute to her parents in her children's book, Hockey Island. Hobbs describes the location of the island and reminds children to use their imaginations to get there. She details the moon and the people who inhabit the island, focusing on a...

If You Have Time is a children's adventure fantasy by Norman Gilliland. Drew, Joy, Jasmine, and her half-sister Lila are middle schoolers. While chasing a mysterious thief who stole an antique pocket watch belonging to Drew's grandfather, the four friends suddenly find themselves traveling through...

Living with Teddy: MISSING by Tomas Kohoutek is an unusual children’s storybook and memoir about dealing with anxiety and the pressures of family life. Kohoutek shares his childhood traumas, like his parents' divorce, the guilt and pain of losing a beloved childhood pet, and the...

In Closet of Dreams, written by Mark Ukra and Tara Mesalik MacMahon nine-year-old Child faces bullying from Eddie Whitney. Seeking solace at Kids Park, where Gamma, his grandmother, works, Child befriends Randi, sharing dreams of Little League, and ultimately a talking dog named Hilda, who...

Slacksville's Worst Superheroes is a work of fiction penned by author K Peach in the superhero, action, and adventure subgenres, and it forms the third volume in the Tales from Slacksville series. The work is aimed at children aged five to eleven years old. In...