Juvenile Nonfiction
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I Love to Read My Numbers
by Ms. Angie O
The I Love to Read Books are foundational tools that help your child get a head start in reading. Each book comprises of short, simple and easy to read sight words for their different developmental levels. These books were developed to create a ...
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Daphne the Blind Dog Gets Adopted
by Dawn M. Gibbons
Daphne is a blind dog who has arrived at an animal rescue facility. People are kind to her there, but she is still nervous and on guard. Daphne can’t see anything, but her ability to smell, hear, feel, and know helps her to understand the world ...
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Mmm! INSECTALICIOUS!
by Paula G.
This slimy scenario started in our yard during the summer months. As we told the story over and over throughout the years it became such a family favorite. A great laugh for all of us. It well deserves to be preserved and shared as a family memoir ...
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All the Things You Could Be
by Leanne Pastor
Children love to dream of what they’ll be when they grow up, and there are so many jobs to choose from! For instance, they could be astronauts, teachers, doctors or athletes. Indeed, they could travel to outer space, and they could also use those ...
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I Am the Boss of My Body
by Michelle L. Nelson
I Am the Boss of My Body explains to children exactly as the title suggests - that they are the boss of their bodies! It explains to children what they should do if someone touches their body. More importantly, it explains what children should do if ...
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Slime Queen
Journey of a Nine Year Old Entrepreneur by Alayna Ffrench and Alayna Ffrench
"To my young readers: Remember, you are never too young to have dreams and aspire to reach your goals. Being yourself is the best thing because you are unique and you can accomplish anything that you put your mind to." Love, Alayna Ffrench. Alayna ...
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Chin Up
by Naomi Firestone
For sadness is normal, it comes and it goes. Just like the ocean, it ebbs and it flows. Some days, you can’t stop from crying. Maybe you even want to disappear. We often feel embarrassed when someone notices us feeling sad. We might even put on a ...
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One Bully at a Time
by Sadie Sue Goulding-Wallace
Why bully someone? Bullying is a painful reality and a major challenge in society. Any opportunity we have to talk openly about bullying, especially to children, should be embraced. Tackled with tenderness and rhyme, One Bully at a Time will be a ...
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Letter from Santa Claus
by Robin Jones
Where does Santa Claus find his helpers to work in the North Pole with him? How do they get there? These are age old questions that are answered in a thoughtful and fun loving way by the Author Robin Jones as he reveals what happened to him when he ...
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The Pony Tails Book of Colouring Fun and Horsey Facts
by Alice the Pony
The Pony Tails Book of Colouring Fun and Horsey Facts is a busy activity book designed to ignite the imaginations of horse-loving children. The pictures, which depict horses in various states of work and play (infused with a great spirit of energy ...
