Pour Nimbus! is a children's picture book written by S. Blaise Juncaloe and illustrated by Harriet Rodis. It tells the story of Nimbus, a cloud that brought rain to the town of Paradiso. One day, residents of the town complain about the rain when Nimbus...

Sirius, the Brightest Star in the Sky by Sue Elias opens with a young boy pointing to a star and asking his mother its name, which is Sirius. His mother also tells him that a long time ago Sirius was a kind and helpful star,...

Miso and Kili's Flying Adventures: New Island Friends is a children’s picture book written by J.M. Chrismer with illustrations by Ilya Fortuna. The story follows Miso the ragdoll and his friend Kili as they embark on a thrilling journey across the ocean. They explore the...

A Girl Who Found Her Pulse is a children's picture book by Abhi Sharma. When seven-year-old Kelly catches a cold, her mom takes her to the doctor. At the clinic, Kelly sees a strange device with cords, but her mother reassures her that this is...

It's a Terrible Day (Not Really): Let's Count by Twos by Nan Evenson is an educational picture book for young children. If your little one is learning to count, then they need this book to lead them to success. It's a rainy day for Charlie...

Fred the Super Friend is a children’s picture book written by Pina Bird and featuring illustrations by Tetiana Kopytova. The story revolves around Fred the Super, a bear who works as a building superintendent. He takes care of various tasks such as fixing refrigerators, repairing...

Children’s author LoLisa Marie Monroe’s dream is “to put little books in many little hands.” I can think of no better way to do so than with her debut picture book titled Diego the Donkey. With its simple repetitions and rhythms and cute illustrations by...

It is often hard for young people, especially those just starting school, to make friends and feel accepted for who they are and not for the material objects they possess. As young children, we often don’t understand what is truly important when it comes to...

The average American moves every five years. That means the trauma of moving affects the average child at least three to four times as they mature into adults. Michael S. Lingo helps children understand the meaning of family and home through The Adventures of Bunny...

Can We Get a Rhinoceros? by Christian Kueng is an entertaining and adorable children's picture book about a little boy who wants to have an unusual pet—a rhinoceros. When he asks his mother for permission to get one, she doesn't like the idea. She tells him they don't...