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  • Live Gently

    by Kim Hanzo
    Everyday is another chance to celebrate you. A sweet, spotted fawn meanders through North American woodlands teaching and learning lessons on the importance of maintaining a healthy mind, body and soul. Afterall, health and change begins within each of us. Live Gently is the fourth book in the ‘World of Difference’ children”s book series that seeks to foster positive character development in and conversation with kids. While the series is written for young children, the messages and beauti... more

  • Give Freely

    by Kim Hanzo
    No act of kindness is ever wasted. Witness the impact that small acts of kindness can make when a sweet elephant offers support to a songbird in need and sets off a chain reaction of generosity across the African Savannah. Give Freely is the third book in the ‘World of Difference’ children”s book series that seeks to foster positive character development in and conversation with kids. While the series is written for young children, the messages and beautiful illustrations will resonate wit... more

  • The Secrets That We Keep

    by Titus Johnson Sr.
    “The Secrets That We Keep “ is a work of Literary fiction illustrating the dynamics of sexual abuse by showing how this dilemma plays out in society, and behind closed doors.

  • Seeking Cézanne: A Children's Mystery Inspired by Paul Cézanne and Other Artists

    by Ted Macaluso
    When Jamie and her brother Billy are trapped inside a painting, they want nothing more than to get back to the real museum. But every time they try going back, the museum disappears. They need to find Paul Cézanne to reveal the trick to getting home--and that's not easy. To find him, they need to learn how to experience and appreciate artistic works. Step into a world of art and adventure with Jamie and Billy as they navigate among several styles of painting by artists from six countries. In ... more

  • The Boy Who Wanted to Rock

    by David Weiser

    Written by Broadway and music industry veteran David Weiser and dedicated to his five-year-old son, The Boy Who Wanted to Rock takes readers on a musical journey that encourages children to learn the ropes…and swing from the ceiling! Guided by a cast of helpful and unlikely creatures, a young boy discovers that his inner monster is the key to learning and enjoying music. The story introduces fundamental concepts like rhythm and pitch, and provides a basic... more

  • My Brother Is Not a Monster: A Story of Addiction and Recovery

    by Lee S. Varon
    I miss the old Joey.” Sophia’s older brother Joey has changed. Sophia is confused and angry when he begins acting differently—missing family events, staying out late, and even stealing money from her piggy bank. And Sophia is scared when she finds Joey passed out in his room and then witnesses a frightening scene when EMTs revive Joey who has overdosed on drugs. While her brother is in the hospital recovering, their mom explains to Sophia that Joey suffers from a disease called addiction that ca... more

  • Travel with the Aunts

    by Barbara Linsley
    Twenty-two-year-old Allison, just finishing college, is told by her parents that they want her to escort her three octogenarian, great aunts on a road trip. Wait a minute! These are the same women her father has kept her away from. They’re wild. They’re loose women. They’re ….well, terrible! Josie, who has been married four times….at least, and is on the hunt for number five. Daisy, who travels with her no-good husband in one of those ‘tin-can’ trailers. And Rosie, a singer, who has... more

  • Duncan and His Unicorn

    by Stephanie Jane Markham
    Duncan and His Unicorn, Letty Lou, go everywhere together. They climbed Rainbow Mountain all the way in Peru, swung on the vines in the jungles of Kanha and flew to Cebu just to eat a banana! It was a bright and sunny day when Duncan's unicorn ran away. Follow Duncan and Maisie Mae as they search high and low for Duncan's lost unicorn, Letty Lou. Duncan feels anxious without his favorite toy, but he can always count on Letty Lou. Unicorns like to roam free, but they always come back. A ten... more

  • The Bird that Sang in Color

    by Grace Mattioli
    A moving family saga about the secret to living free! Donna Greco wants nothing more than happiness for her bohemian brother, Vincent, whom she perceives as sad and lost as he remains single, childless, living in boarding homes or cramped apartments, and working low-paying jobs she thinks are beneath him. She subscribes to a conventional view of life and despite her tireless efforts of encouraging him to do the same, he chooses to go his own way. She harbors guilt for her supposed failure to ... more

  • Three Coins

    by Kimberly Sullivan
    American expatriates Emma, Tiffany and Annarita all meet up by chance at a 1950s movie night while on a restorative holiday at an Italian beach resort off-season. The triumphs and hardships of these three very different women become intertwined as they form an unlikely friendship and work to better their messy lives.

  • Night Maze

    by Paula Baysinger Morhardt
    23 poems about the things that keep you up at night, from Wolves to cabin fever, from giving birth to children leaving home.

  • Days of Daze

    by Paula Baysinger Morhardt
    23 poems of every day life, the things that make you go "Huh?" These are little short poems, about daily life, from stopped up sinks to overly full calendars.

  • Best Magic of All

    by Paula Baysinger Morhardt
    Toe Stubber the troll has a bad problem and the other trolls are teasing him about it. How does Wise Crone teach him to help himself? What do the other trolls learn about judging others? Suitable for ages 4-8 years.

  • Is This My Grandma?

    by Paula Baysinger Morhardt
    When two young children go to visit their grandma in a hospital, the little brother is scared. There are lots of people everywhere, loud machines with flashing lights, and nurses giving shots. Worst of all, Grandma doesn't look like grandma. The little boy's big sister has visited Grandma in the hospital before, thought. Can she help her little brother overcome his fears and recognize their grandma?

  • Sweet Sour Cherries

    by Paula Baysinger Morhardt
    Ralph can be a very well-behaved bunny when he wants to be. The trouble is, he forgets and does naughty things sometimes. Will Ralph learn his lesson after eating a particularly sour cherry pie? Suitable for ages 3-7 years.

  • Five Friends Deep

    by Paula Baysinger Morhardt
    Having friends is fun, but what if your friends have crooked noses and button eyes? Extraordinarily long tails? Four Feet? Blue Ears? Can be stacked in a pile five friends deep? Then it's even more fun, of course! For children ages 4-8
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