Jane E. Ruth has given us another sweet children’s picture book in Nite Nite, Puppies: Buenas Noches, Cachorros. This is a wonderful book introducing children from 1-3 to the wide variety of breeds of dogs. Jane highlights ten breeds, with illustrations of each, as a...

In Aldo Renaldo and the Renegade Alphabet, Aldo has been working hard to learn the alphabet. He finally feels ready to recite it to his mom, so he calls her to listen. To his dismay, the letters start acting strangely and confusing him. As he...

Loved: A Mother's Celebration is written by Raven Howell and illustrated by Pamela C. Rice. When a new child joins our family, it is sometimes hard to express how much we love this new addition without feeling like our hearts will burst with joy. Using...

Guess How Marion Feels is a children’s picture book written by Miss Kaye with illustrations by Miss Waitthk. The story follows Marion on his first day of school and asks readers to figure out his emotions in every scene. Marion wakes up excited about his...

Goodnight, Crayons is written by Melanie Tucker and illustrated by Ruwini Liyanage. The crayons in this picture book say their good nights and discuss the things they have colored through the day. So many colors and so many pictures to turn into colorful dreams on...

Super Scar is written by Melanie Tucker and illustrated by Ricky Audi. A little boy with a special scar on his chest leads a very different life than his friends. Sometimes, he has to go to see a doctor who monitors his special heart. Sometimes,...

Cats on Halloween Night is written by Lindsay Derollo and illustrated by Denny Poliquit. Cats who are out on Halloween enjoying the night see trick-or-treaters walking around on the sidewalks in their costumes. The cats play hide-and-seek and other mischievous games as the fairies, superheroes,...

What's in a name? Well, everything. We've all wondered about the origin of our name at some point. In What a Wonderful, Wonderful, Wonderful Name!, L.A. Kimo and La Shauna Richardson tell the story of a young girl who wonders just the same thing. She...

If you look, heroes are all around us, but most are unknown because they appear different than any of us can imagine. The heroes in the book, Little Big Heroes: Guardians of Goodness by Andrew Pompey, introduce children to tiny heroes with superpowers along with...

Kids love tangible things from dolls, games, action figures, and balls to cars. These things help to enrich the child’s cognitive development which allows them to explore a number of skills and abilities experienced through touch, sight, and sound. In the beautifully illustrated children’s book,...