Who doesn't like baseball? Treat yourself to baseball tidbits and read some wonderful baseball poems and scripts with ABC Moonshot: Breakthrough in Reading and Soar Ahead! by Susan Waters. But that's not all. This reading guide also provides you with fun and easy ways to...

An Alphabet in Space is an engaging children’s educational book written and illustrated by R.M. Smith. Young readers are taken on a journey through the solar system as they learn and practice the alphabet. Each page shares an interesting fact about space and features a...

A Picture Day to Remember is a delightful children’s picture book written by Natalia Paruzel-Gibson and illustrated by Nynke Boelens. Lola is a little girl who feels insecure and self-conscious about her freckles so she hides them under a big red hat. On the way...

Who doesn’t love chocolate? But is it wise to eat it exclusively? That might be a bit much. In Ana Loves Chocolate by Jane Glover, we learn that this is exactly what Ana wanted – nothing but chocolate. So, her mummy gave in and gave...

The educative children’s book, A Ride to Save the Earth by Lilian Ruach, shares practical ideas that children can use to help conserve the environment. The book first explains that being environmentally conscious is in line with what God expects of us in taking care...

A wonderful story based on a real-life experience. The driver—the mother—is very sensitive to the needs of her son who is on the Autism Spectrum. She understands that any change in routine can be difficult and demonstrates how asking nicely for a change can result...

Children should connect more with nature. Understanding the diversity among living things will allow them to see life differently and they will be able to interact with their environment appropriately. They will also appreciate the role of people in the world. All Life Matters reminds...

The death of a loved one is hard to deal with and it's especially difficult for a child losing a parent. Depending upon the age of the child at the time of loss, they may or may not be able to articulate their emotions, as...

I used to love making daisy chain wreaths for my hair. Or picking the petals and chanting, “He loves me yes, he loves me not.” As a child, however, I didn’t know that daisies could be tossed in a salad and eaten, or used to...

Did you know that everyone is a superstar? Unique and special in their own way? Even you! Just like all the sparkling stars in the night sky, each one of us is different. Bigger or smaller, brighter, and in many different shapes – we can...