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  • Go To Sleep!

    by Marion Adams
    Tansy the sheep can't go to sleep. She's forgotten how to do it! But when she follows the barn owl's advice and starts counting sheep, she realises that there is something wrong... A delightful bedtime story with a humorous twist that children will love!

  • The Lost Treasure of Loma Grande: From the Journals of Rudy McCafferty

    by Richard Clark
    10-year-old Rudy McCafferty has a weird feeling about the new Loma Grande Mall. It’s just a little odd how it seems to bring inanimate things to life! Halfway around the world, archeologist C.J. Drake is sure he’s finally found the location of an ancient golden idol. But all signs suggest it is now in a little place in Southern California called Loma Grande. A place where a curious young boy investigates, frightened... but excited. A place totally unprepared for the magical power soon to be unle... more

  • Tilly and Torg - Out To Eat

    by Connie Goyette Crawley

    Here come Tilly and Torg! These two hilarious monsters have a lot to learn about living with humans! When there's no food in the house, Tilly and Torg head out to a restaurant and one thing is for sure! When Tilly and Torg are in town, trouble is on the menu! Sight Word List and Book Quiz included. Lexile 470L. An Easy-As-Pie Chapter Book! Free coloring sheets, prereading, comprehension, and discussion questions available at conniecrawley.com

    Book 2 in the Easy-As-PIe Chapter Book s... more

  • The Adventures of Jumperoo Joey

    by S. Jags

    Joey the Kangaroo has a wonderful imagination. Children will love the interaction between Joey and his friends. Join Joey, Kenny Koala, Dee Dee Dingo, and Wendy Wombat on their first adventure! This beginning reader with it's colorful pictures will delight any child and demonstrate caring, sharing, and friendship.

  • Have You Thanked an Inventor Today?

    by Patrice McLaurin

    Have You Thanked an Inventor Today? chronicles the school day of a little boy, highlighting different inventions that he uses throughout his day. It is a great STEM read and has been selected by Microsoft.com as one of their Books to Inspire Girls in STEM! However, it's just as inspirational for boys!

  • Stripes for Eliana

    by Ana Camelo Jackson
    When Eliana discovers a big difference between herself and the other kids at school, she has a decision to make. Give in to her fears...or find the courage to be brave.

  • Zora's First Day

    by J.E. Smythe
    Zora Williams is starting 6th grade as the new girl at a new school. She feels everyone is against her especially her parents who are making her change school. She dreads the unknown, being in a new place, around new people, and even taking the bus. Zora has no choice but to face what could possibly be the worst day of her life. Throughout her first day she is introduced to new friends, new enemies, and BOYS. But most importantly she learns how to accept the power in change and to be confiden... more

  • The Princess of Freedom

    by Tarra Light

    Venture deep into the Mystic Forest, an enchanted land where animals speak and nature spirits dwell. Follow the adventures of Kriya as she embarks on a search for her beloved cat, the Princess of Freedom. Watch her transform as she discovers the courage of her heart and learns the lessons of surrender.

  • The Wondrous Wandering Acrobats Show

    by Anders Roseberg
    Today, The Wondrous Wandering Acrobats Show comes to town, and you're invited! Come see all types of talented acrobats doing the most mind-boggling, hilarious acts in this fun-to-read, rhythmic picture book set to nostalgic circus posters- all illustrated over 100 years ago! Anders Roseberg carefully crafts witty rhymes while cleverly adding the real names of the acrobats, performances, or phrases from rare, vintage circus advertisements.

  • Miss Marble's Backyard Critters

    by pat brooks
    The critters in the backyard are busy foraging, hunting,fighting and playing. Thank goodness for MIss Marble, who makes sure that Lindsey Jo doesn't miss anything! Entertaining yet educational, this work of 'true fiction' explores the wonders of nature through the eyes of a sassy cat and a fun-loving little girl. Grownup kids (adults) are enjoying this book as much as children.

  • My Best Friend Is a Secret Agent

    by Richard Clark
    10-year-old Nort McKrakken is a pint-sized computer genius. 14-year-old Chip Munson is his best friend - and loyal guinea pig. When their beloved town of Vortville is attacked by an army of brain-warping Freaky Fuzzy toys, Nort implants Chip with a microchip that instantly turns him into a real live secret agent! The town is saved!... as long as the microchip doesn't fritz out! If you like the Wimpy Kid, Captain Underpants or Zac Power books, you'll love My Best Friend Is a Secret Agent! Hil... more

  • A Dog of My Own

    by Richard Clark
    11-year-old Jonas Ridley loves dogs. Unfortunately, his mother won’t let him have one of his own. But one Christmas, Jonas gets the chance to RENT a dog, and not just any dog but Rascal, the famous four-legged star of Jonas’s favorite movie, Canine Commando! Jonas and Rascal have a blast and really bond together, even performing in the school talent show. But when the movie studio has to take Rascal back, Jonas hatches a movie-like plan and becomes a real-life secret agent to rescue Rascal! ... more

  • Three Best Friends

    by Robbin Miller
    Max, Sophia and Xavier are three best friends since preschool. Today, the new playground opens up as they are all excited to play in it. After the ribbon is cut, Max's wheelchair gets stuck in the woodchip flooring as Sophia and Xavier offer to help him. Max declines as he struggles to push his own wheelchair to no avail. With sweat running down his face, tears running down his face, and his arms arching badly, Max asks his father to push him out of the playground to go home. Max is determined t... more

  • Katie Mouse and the Perfect Wedding

    by Anne L Watson
    Katie Mouse's Cousin Matilda is getting married! A big wedding has been planned in Mouse Town's public park, and everyone in town is invited. Best of all, Katie will be Matilda's flower mouse, and her little brother Dylan will be the ring bearer. There's just one problem: The Games Day at Katie's school has been changed to the same day as the wedding! And Katie's the captain of her class's relay race team! Will she really have to miss it? As Katie struggles with her feelings, a mix-up wi... more

  • Reminiscence

    by Amy Marie
    Nora Hutchinson has had feelings of déjà vu throughout her life. After her recent move to Boston for college, these feelings have suddenly become an everyday occurrence, taking on a new form by invading her dreams and nightmares. After chance meetings with two familiar strangers, Nora is lured into a task she never could have imagined. As she tries to sort out her dreams from her memories, she is pulled into the middle of an ancient quest she never dreamed could be possible.

  • Through The Barricades

    by Denise Deegan

    'Make a difference in the world,' are the last words Maggie Gilligan's father ever says to her. They form a legacy that she carries in her heart, years later when, at the age of fifteen, she tries to better the lives of Dublin's largely forgotten poor. 'Don't go getting distracted, now,' is what Daniel Healy's father says to him after seeing him talking to the same Maggie Gilligan. Daniel is more than distracted. He is intrigued. Never has he met anyone as dismissive, argumentative... as down... more

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