Christi Sperber’s Explore the World of Chemistry is the ultimate alphabet book for Nanoscale scientists or anyone interested in the subject! Nanoscale science is an interesting subject that involves understanding and knowledge of various important interactions regarding physical systems restricted to nanoscale dimensions. Explore the...

I’m Glad I Was There! The March on Washington by Juanita Gordon is a first-person account by a nurse who marched for Civil Rights in Washington DC on August 28, 1963, when John Fitzgerald Kennedy was president. This march motivated President Kennedy to introduce Civil...

Five Funny Tummy Men is an educational picture book written by Jean Reed and illustrated by Clyde Seymour and Jason Fowler. Did you know that everyone has five funny tummy men working in their stomachs? If you’ve ever felt full or heard your tummy make...

Children who love poems will be fascinated with this teaching collection. How Many Lines in a Limerick?, written by Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan and illustrated by Jennifer Gibson, begins with a section of poems that teach many different types of poetry, not just limericks. This book...

Yogi Superhero Time to Rest is a children’s educational/health and fitness picture book written by Anna Smithers and illustrated by Martyna Nejman. How does a Yogi Superhero recharge and relax with so many things to do and so many adventures to be had? For an...

Love Without Limits: Jesus' Radical Vision For Love With No Exceptions by Jacqueline A. Bussie is the author's love letter to readers and is all about her journey to love bigger and better, and those who taught her how to do it. Love demands understanding...

What Does A Caterpillar Do? What Does Series is a non-fiction educational picture book for children, grades K-3, written by David McArthur and illustrated by Lucy Rogers. Through a series of questions, the author directs young readers to consider what a caterpillar actually does. He...

ABC the Bible Way is a religious-themed picture book for children written by Tope Umah. Children usually learn the alphabet through association with images, animals, and objects. The author of this picture book has used themes and elements of the Bible to help children understand...

Queen of the Air by Mary Curtner Powell is the extraordinary story of Katherine Stinson and her family. Katherine Stinson was among the earliest licensed women pilots in the USA. She set a world record in 1917 for flying the longest distance single flight from...

What I Tell Myself About Talent is an educational picture book for children, grades k-3, written by Michael Brown and illustrated by Lovyaa Garg. All kids have interests, things that make them sit up and take notice, and many have noticeable skills and interests. All...