Peppermint Pocket is a beautiful children’s picture book by Barbara Renner with illustrations by Amy Klein. This delightful story is filled with warm family memories, traditions, and gorgeous brightly colored illustrations. Dorothy Dot is a young girl who loves spending time with her grandmother. Nana...

Perfect by Kiri Jorgensen is a charming middle-grade novel that follows the main character Sal, a girl with OCD searching for the perfect snowflake, and her mission to catch the phone thief plaguing her school. When Sal is invited to attend the weather club at...

Proud To Be Me by Polly Daktilly is an important and visually appealing children’s book designed to help readers of all ages understand the nature and value of physical differences and to help children with physical differences develop self-confidence, self-acceptance, and self-love. The text is...

Having a dream for the future is of vital importance. Keeping your vision alive will carry you through the toughest of times. Mónica Vidalón shares the importance of dreams in Penelope’s Big Dream. Penelope knew that with a vision, anything is possible. When we nurture...

Pessimistic Permelia and the Worst Day Ever by Melanie Hawkins introduces Permelia, who believed that everything was always going to go wrong for her. Falling off her swing on a beautiful day proved her right. Realizing that she had math homework didn’t help either. After...

Proud to be Me by Kim Farrell features a caring and smart bee named Buzz who lives in the jungle and is surrounded by a variety of animal friends. With the help of his trusty hand mirror, he encourages his friends who have different shapes,...

Pleasant Dreams, Sweet Puppies! by Linda J. Trust reminds children that there are puppies of all different sizes, shapes, and colors. There are big puppies, small puppies, and even tall puppies. There are puppies with floppy ears that bounce when they run “and others have...

Persnickety Peacock Pierre by Erika M Szabo reminds us that beauty is one thing, but bragging about it, being snotty and stuck up, or even downright mean, that’s quite another. Pierre the peacock has a beautiful tail and everyone admires him when his tail is...

In Puppy Pals and Puppy Tales: Letters from Liza Year 2 by Johnette DeRose, we learn that Puppy Liza isn’t a puppy anymore. She’s grown into a fine young Labrador retriever who is a loving member of a family of four. She watches as the...

When Piper’s teacher announces that career day at school is coming up in a few days, Piper’s class is excited. Everyone spends a few days talking about what they want to be and the costumes they will wear. However, like everyone else, Piper does not...