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  • Rhapsody in a Minor Mode

    by Elaine Kozak

    After learning a shocking secret about his origins, Niels Larsen, a young musician, abandons his studies, soul-mate, and family to embark on a solitary journey of reflection and healing. His journey takes him to Spain where he discovers flamenco and sets off on a new musical path. As he reconciles himself to his past, Niels learns about love, loss, and the true meaning of family, and discovers that sometimes life does give you a second chance.

  • Cyrano's Journey

    by cindy M. dold
    Cyrano lived a very uncomplicated life. Until one day, a mighty wind blew his door wide open. Rather than retreating into his home, Cyrano embraces his newfound freedom and sets off on a journey to see what he was missing. What Cyrano ultimately discovers is a world of infinite possibilities, far more beautiful than anything he could have ever imagined within black and white walls.

  • Blu

    by cindy M. dold
    Old Blu was once the brightest fish in the sea. But as time passed, his color began to fade away. Everyone tried to help Blu be his old self again: the cleaner fishes cleaned him, the nurse fishes nursed him, and the eels brought him nutritious food to eat. But nothing seemed to work until a fish named “Puffer” tried a new approach.

  • My Sister Sophie

    by cindy M. dold
    When a little sister comes into the world, some older siblings will treat her as if she is the most special, wonderful and unique person on the face of the earth. They’ll shower her with gifts, hugs, and attention to make sure she knows how much they love her and how lucky they feel to have her in their lives.

  • The Girl Who Blamed the World

    by cindy M. dold
    Rosa Lee is a girl who goes through life blaming everyone else for her miseries. She never makes the best of a less-than-perfect situation nor does she ever do anything to improve it. Rosa never realizes that SHE is responsible for her own happiness – until it is too late. “The Girl Who Blamed the World” is really an indictment of the time we waste feeling sorry for ourselves.

  • Hannah's Day of Revelations

    by cindy M. dold
    Hannah is a quirky kid with lots of quirky ideas she calls, “revelations.” These revelations aren’t biblical but have to do with mundane things, like the style of shoes to buy or the color of her next sock puppet. But on the day of her big yard sale, Hannah discovers that her revelations can have a greater purpose: to help others stay calm and think straight.

  • Small White Mice

    by cindy M. Dold
    Albert and Leo are two ten-year-old boys who have played together since they were itty-bitty. Yet at times, they were really competitive. But one day, Albert brought something home that would push their ongoing competition to a whole other level: a small, white mouse.

  • Bossy Asia

    by Suewong D. McFadden
    Sassy, Witty, and as Bossy as ever, like a five-year-old child, should be. Asia Skye wants everything to go her way, or no way at all! She must find out the hard way when her bossy behaviors causes her to lose her new friends on the First Day of Kindergarten. Will she be able to turn her behavior around and get her friends back? Let’s read and find out!

  • Jody and the Monsters

    by cindy M. Dold
    When Jody starts hearing the monsters, she tries anything and everything to shut them out: she thrusts her head under rushing water, twangs the strings of her guitar, buries her face under a pillow, among other things. But no matter what she does, the monsters keep coming back. Until one day, Jody does something extraordinary to scare them away…

  • The Great Godzilla

    by cindy M. Dold
    Georgie Brown spends all his time tearing things down, like Godzilla. He topples planes, trains, cars, guitars, and anything and everything in his way. But instead of questioning his bad behavior, Georgie’s parents make excuses for him. And so as Georgie grows older, he becomes clever but not wiser.

  • A Curious ABCs: an alphabet for non-linear thinkers

    by Cindy M. Dold
    Filled with funny, colorful characters and a plethora of playful language, “A Curious ABC’s: An Alphabet for Non-Linear Thinkers” is a great way to introduce a child to the alphabet. The strange, real-life animals (like Brianna the Blobfish and the Unexpected Cotton Rat) and colorful characters that showcase each letter are humorous and memorable. And the art in the book is truly unique!

  • Aaron's Day Off

    by cindy M. dold
    Aaron is such a capable boy that everyone wants him to work for them. But one day, the whole town decides to take a day off. So Aaron goes in search of people who could use his help… and that is just what he does. Ultimately, “Aaron’s Day Off” is a story about the power of the human spirit when it is not burdened by negativity.

  • Grammar Adventures With Grammy and the G Gang

    by Lakshmi Narayani Lakshmi Narasimhan
    Teaching English grammar concepts to elementary grade children while keeping it interesting for them is always a challenge to an educator. But most children like stories. So, this book attempts to teach the dry concepts of grammar through 8 grammar stories covering the basics of one grammar topic in each story. Grammy and the G Gang embark on their grammar adventures in each story and share their knowledge of a grammar concept with the readers. The G Gang is made up of 8 year old quadruplets. T... more

  • Falstaff Inn

    by Kevin Amsler

    "Falstaff Inn" is the story of August Rick who while working for the prominent Lemp Brewery oversees the launch of the Falstaff Inn, the brewer's restaurant at the upcoming 1904 St. Louis World's Fair.  While gang violence continues to climb in a city packed with breweries and saloons, August's boyhood friend Edward Lally, now a police detective, investigates the people behind the violence.

  • Courtney The Big Helper - At Christmas Time

    by Perry Johnson
    Thanksgiving is over, and the Christmas season is upon us. Courtney is excited about being one of Santa's helpers and is doing a fine job of keeping the kids in good spirits until she meets Ken Jr. What can Courtney do to make things Merry for the young fella. Find out what happens in the 2nd book from the #ImagineNation series.

  • At the Mercy of the Sea

    by Amanda M. Cetas

    Trouble is coming for Etienne Gayneau and his friends at home and at sea as the English prepare to invade New Netherland, pirates roam the oceans, and pandemics and storms threaten to turn their worlds upside down.

    Twelve-year-old Etienne takes to the sea againin 1664  in a desperate move to earn the money his father needs to repay their debt only to find himself shanghaied onto a pirate ship captained by none other than his old rival, Jacob Janssen van den Burgh. He will soon disc... more

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