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  • roses the chase

    by daniel bogogolela

  • Mary's Song (Dream Horse Adventures Book 1)

    by Susan Count
    A girl and a foal share one thing. They are both lame. One cannot survive without the other. Love, friendship and adversity all sweetly wrapped up in the tale of a horse. A compelling, well-developed plot that will charm and engage your young reader.

  • The Last Time I Checked, I Was Still Here

    by Lark Griffing
    Amy's mother died when Amy was a young girl, and her father never rose above the grief that crushed him. Together, they moved from town to town, following her father's job.  Unable to put down roots, Amy never made lasting friendships.  Without the supportive, nurturing relationship of a father, Amy had to learn to make her own way and cope on her own.  After a hurtful clash at school, Amy decides she has had enough.   She needs to find a way to heal herself and become whole.  Her impulsive natu... more

  • Wayne's Trip to the Moon

    by Carrie Backer
    This is an imaginary rhyming tale of a little boy named Wayne who flies to the moon in a space ship he made from a milk carton and spoons! When he lands on the moon, he discovers the moon isn't at all like it appears to be from his bedroom window. His visit is fun and exciting, and he even meets a new friend!

  • B072F58644

    by Mat Waugh
    Four adventures in the life of Charlie, aged ‘free’, and his eight-year-old sister Harry. At the Animal Park, Charlie hatches up a plan to kidnap the wildlife and gets a bad case of baboon envy. He gives a very rude lady on a ferry her comeuppance, but not without sparking a riot; and back at the dinner table Charlie introduces Harry to his new friend Dibby Doo, a meeting with eye-popping consequences. Finally, when a puppy comes to stay, it’s no surprise that mayhem follows. But it’s also the ... more

  • A Ball's Game: Baseball

    by Stefan Mathis
    In this story the baseballs come to life at a Major league Baseball stadium. Bennie the "Talking Baseball" and his friends take the reader on a journey thru a nine inning baseball game from their point of view. The game that is played turns out to be the most unlikely ever. A cute, funny, kid friendly, heartwarming story. The story also includes tons of facts and figures surrounding the "grand old game." This short little story could easily be read between innings of a typical game.

  • Chatur and the Enchanted Jungle

    by Subhash Kommuru
    A delightful story for the young — and young at heart — about the value of friendships over material things. Chatur and his loyal donkey Gadhu are back and on another misguided adventure in Chatur and the Enchanted Jungle. After they lose their way in a jungle, strange things start happening. When Chatur seems to be getting everything he wants, will greed get in the way of what really matters? Follow along for all the silly antics in this fanciful tale by the award-winning author of The M... more
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    Monsters in the Night

    by Kat Michels

  • Children Have Got to Be Carefully Taught

    by Kat Michels
    Capture the amazing fun of childhood on this whimsical journey to explore some of the things that children should be taught in order to truly appreciate life. Children Have Got to Be Carefully Taught makes a perfect gift for new parents and children alike. Toddlers love the vibrant and fun illustrations, older kids love the rhymes and playful verse and every parent can benefit from the gentle reminder at the end.

  • 10 Cheeky Monkeys

    by Kat Michels
    What kind of trouble can 10 cheeky monkeys, with nothing else to do, get into? Find out when you meet these mischievous, penitent and sassy monkeys. Check out the glossary in the back for the definitions of 18 fun vocabulary words, and reinforce counting skills with your little one as the 10 monkeys dwindle down to 1 solitary monkey. But never fear, there’s a happy ending for our intrepid primates!

  • Oh Susannah: It's in the Bag

    by Carole P. Roman
    From award-winning author Carole P. Roman comes a new chapter book featuring Susannah Logan, a young student having a very bad day. It all begins with homework trouble and an invitation to a sleepover that she doesn't want to go to. Would you want to go to a sleepover in a creepy house? Rather than dealing with her problems, Susannah stuffs them into her backpack. But how much can a backpack take? Will she be able to confront her worries before the backpack bursts? Or will she just continue to h... more

  • Ulysses Featherton: A Head of Class

    by Amy K. Brown
    Ulysses Odysseus Featherton may be clever and may always have the perfect comeback, but that doesn't stop him from getting bullied by his nemesis, Brayden Flanagan. Every day in seventh grade seems to be just another opportunity for Brayden to humiliate Ulysses, including the day Brayden nominates Ulysses to run against him for class president--just so that he can crush him. Ulysses doesn't think that a good sense of humor is enough to stand a chance against Brayden. Then Ulysses gets a new we... more

  • Eye of a Fly

    by Justin Smith
    Raised by slum-dwelling alcoholics, an autistic teen struggles to complete college and woo a handicapped girl—with bittersweet results.

  • My Darling Child Shiloh

    by Aaron Ozee

    Shiloh and his mother share an unbreakable bond. Alone they may be few but together they are many. The love they share is more powerful than anything in the world. And after reading their story of happiness and belonging, you'll understand, just as much as they do, how important it is to be family.

  • Halloween Holly - Santa's Helper

    by Cara Via

  • I Love Football

    by Israel Idonije
    A group of engaging, diverse kid characters share fun rhymes about why they enjoy the game of football.

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