Ama in Ghana by Eunice Kyereme

Learning about other countries, customs, and ethnicities helps children to develop into well-rounded adults. While the majority of us may never have the opportunity to visit Ghana in person, Eunice Kyereme offers a vivid and intimate tour of this beautiful African country in her educational picture book, Ama in Ghana. Ama is a young girl […]

Squishy Sand by Charlene McIver

A beautifully illustrated story about friendship and collaboration. There are few things better on a beautiful summer day than strolling on the beach, playing in the sand, and splashing in the water. Thus, when three young friends, Leigh, Tara and Cosmo, decide to take their dogs for a walk in their seaside town, it isn’t

A Colorful Beginning by Raven Howell

A whimsical and energetic book that kids will enjoy more and more with each reading. School is starting and, even though she’s curious, the green frog is a little bit scared. And the frog isn’t the only one with jitters, as the gray squirrel and the yellow butterfly also work through some nerves. Frog packs

Sweet Dreams Heavy Machines by Shane Lege

Everyone needs to get out and play sometimes, and that’s true whether you’re a child, an adult, or even an industrious Cement Truck named Brent! In Sweet Dreams Heavy Machines, a number of powerful construction vehicles spend their day working hard while having fun at the same time. The group consists of a purple bulldozer

Why Me, Mama? by Katherine Lockwood

Thoughtfully written and beautifully illustrated. Growing up is challenging, but growing up with a disability adds an even heavier burden to our children. Why Me, Mama? is a meaningful book that helps normalize disabilities while offering comfort to kids of all sorts. Rose is having a party, but this sweet little owl is too upset

A Hero Answers 9-1-1 by Steve F. Schubert

If you are looking for a lively educational book for all the kids in your life, check out A Hero Answers 9-1-1 by Steve F. Schubert. It’s career day in Mr. Best’s class and the bright-eyed students meet Chris, a Sheriff’s Office dispatcher. Chris has plenty of exciting information to share with the inquisitive students

Small Fry by Stephenie Wilson Peterson

A heartwarming and inspiring juvenile chapter book. Franklin Middle School is no place for the faint of heart. Fortunately, Silas Fitzgerald doesn’t lack courage. True, he lacks physical height due to a frustrating growth hormone deficiency, but that only makes him look smaller and younger than his nearly 12 years might indicate. On the inside,

Ready… Set… Frog! by Katharine Mitropoulos

A fun and inspiring book that celebrates friendship, kindness, and determination. Frogathan Spots is a cheerful and energetic young amphibian who loves his life on Harmony Lane. He enjoys creating and playing games with his friends, but his dream is to win the annual community obstacle course at the upcoming neighborhood fair. However, every time

Pebbles and the Biggest Number by Joey Benun

Fast-paced, fun, and filled with enough interesting tidbits to engage any curious mind. Pebbles is an inquisitive monarch butterfly with a penchant for numbers. One day, after beginning a regular inventory of all the colorful plants in his lovely garden, Pebbles stops short of his usual 42 flowers. He wonders what the largest number is,

Great Explorers by Kara A. Mullane

Emmi reminds us that the world is filled with wonders. Humans have been exploring the world around them for as long as there have been humans. We’ve learned so much as the globe has been mapped, the stars have been tracked and the human genome has been unlocked. But even the more modest aspects of

Fred Does it His Way! by Shari Lillico

An approachable new favorite for the curious young bookworms in your family. Finding your place in the world can be difficult, especially for young ones. This is true for Fred, a timid red dragon growing up alongside his fun-loving peers. “Fred was not like the other dragons. He could not fly, breathe fire, or become

Where Do Pirates Go on Vacation? by Kim Ann

Sure to stimulate, motivate, entertain, and inspire young audiences. Even among children’s books, pirates are well known for their high-seas adventures involving looting, treasure hunting, mischief and mayhem. But in the latest installment of her Go On Vacation series, Kim Ann reflects on the lighter aspects of a playful pirate’s life. Though you might never

Itches Inside My Head: Volume I by Randy Mazie

A wonderfully exuberant book of poems. Itches Inside My Head: Volume I is a bedazzling collection of lighthearted poems geared toward young readers. Delightfully glad-hearted, Randy Mazie’s anthology tackles issues common to childhood, ranging from the ever-present monster hiding under the bed to tender bonding moments shared with a parent. Fans of rhyming poetry will

Dancing Deepa by Suchi Sairam

Inspiring and uplifting, a true delight for young readers. Bear Creek Elementary School is getting ready to put on a talent show. With a wide variety of possibilities, Deepa looks forward to enjoying singers, actors, ballerinas and maybe even a unicyclist in the upcoming event. But more than anything, Deepa wants to dance for her

BIG THINGS by Danielle L. Forbes

Love, joy and happiness radiate from the pages. There is almost nothing more exciting for a family than the birth of a child. And it’s no surprise that being a mother, particularly to a brand new baby, can be even more overwhelming than a full-time job. But this job doesn’t stop just because mom has

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