Ella’s Umbrella is a children’s book written by Courtney Shannon Strand and illustrated by Jennica Lounsbury. The book clocks in at a vibrant 33 pages that tell the story of young Ella as she goes out in the rain with her bright red umbrella. Through...

Explore Nigeria: 12 Key Facts by Rosie Nanz is an educational and informative book that tells readers about the history, culture, geography, climate, government, current events, and many other interesting facts about Nigeria. A country on the west coast of Africa and with diverse geography,...

Way up north there is a magical, secret place where elves are busy all year long, making gifts for children around the world. There are all kinds of elves in Santa’s workshop: small elves, big elves, white-skinned and dark-skinned, red-haired and brown-haired, those who can...

Emery And Izzy: A Tiny Mystery, written and illustrated by Rita Kano, is a short children’s story full of child-like fun that kids will love. Emery takes her parents through a series of interesting clues to help them guess what Izzy is. They try to...

Explore Australia: 12 Key Facts by Todd Kortemeier takes children on an adventure as they learn fascinating and engaging facts about the island continent. Learn all about the culture, the economy, and the environment. Children will make new discoveries that include the didgeridoo, Vegemite, and...

Explore Greece: 12 Key Facts by Peggy Snow takes children on an adventure through beautiful islands and mountains. From Mount Olympus to olive trees, children will broaden their minds with this stunning book that teaches basic facts about Greece’s education, economy, climate, and science. Children...

Explore Russia: 12 Key Facts by Alicia Klepeis journeys to the world’s largest country where children learn about the economy, culture, environment, and transportation of Russia. From the rich history of Russia’s scientific endeavors to their famous ballet, children will explore everyday life in Russia...

Epic Kids is an action and adventure fantasy for children and preteens written by David Blaze. Jake had a lot of trouble believing that the cool kids were actually inviting him to join them at their table in the cafeteria. Him? Really? His table-mate from...

Anand went down the stairs, dragging his backpack. He wiped his eyes and let out a groggy yawn as he made his way to the kitchen for his breakfast. He was grumpy as he climbed onto the chair for breakfast and his mother reminded him...

Elsie’s story could be anyone’s story, really. A girl from an impoverished family, a girl who’s repeating the fourth grade. Wearing worn, dirty clothes and being older than the other students, Elsie definitely stood out. And, she was a target for bullying. This was the...