Hungry Henry felt he was not a brave dinosaur like his Dad nor a powerful dragon like his Mom. He knew he had to learn how to breathe fire and though he kept trying, it not work very well. Henry was always worried and anxious...

In Noble, The Christmas Tree Nobody Wanted by Eric VanTuyl, we are introduced to Noble, a young sapling who wanted nothing more than to become a beautiful Christmas tree like all the others around him on the farm. He dreamed of being decorated and bringing...

M.C. Plays Hide and Seek: An Empowering Story for Healthy Children Who Care About a Person Living with Cancer, written by Eva Grayzel, is a gift for parents who are facing the dilemma of how to talk to children about cancer. This book presents a...

See You Soon by Ms. Dilraz Kunnummal is an amazing, useful children’s book that contains practical ideas for mothers and children experiencing separation anxiety. While the thought of leaving a child with a care provider and going to work can be a daunting experience for...

In Festeva’s Holiday Cheer by Molly McCluskey-Shipman, we are introduced to an adorable pup named Eva. She was a normal dog who ran at the park, protected her humans against squirrels, and loved to bury her bones by the tree in the yard. When Christmas...

Barnabee Believes (in Himself) is a children’s animal picture book written and illustrated by Cazzy Zahursky. Barnabee loved spelling; it was so much fun to figure out which letters made up each word. Every time he heard or read a new word, he couldn’t help...

In Bunky and Lulu Find Their Place by Cindi Handley Goodeaux, Bunky the clown and Lulu the elephant say goodby to their circus friends after thirty years working in the Murray Sisters Circus. The two have all kinds of ideas of what to do in...

Big H and Little h Dog, written by Victoria Smith and illustrated by Sketchy La Rue, is a children's inspirational book about a dog who wishes for nothing more than to be able to run and play. Little h is introduced in the middle of...

There are times when life can be scary and even painful and we just don’t know what to do. Aaa’Lee felt that way many times. Starting as a tiny seed, cast in the wind, spinning out of control, she called out to her Momma tree,...

A coming of age visual poem, as the author Jonkers calls it himself, Be is a well crafted and beautifully illustrated poem that revolves around themes of identity, life, and essentially teaches us how to be human. The colorful approach by the author to an...