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  • Emma Has a Dilemma!

    by Dana Wall and Amber Wall
    Emma has a Dilemma! and she doesn't have a clue what she is going to do. She got her first F ever on an easy grammar exam on Nouns and Pronouns. Wizard Jake hears her crying and offers to help; a genius in grammar. Wizard Jake teaches Emma the ins and outs of Nouns and Pronouns but will it be in time? Only this glorious tale of characters from two different worlds can answer this question.

  • Things That Make You Go Vroom

    by James Hewitt
    Things That Make You Go Vroom is a fun picture book that shows kids how the things that make a car go vroom are just like the things that make them go vroom. The book makes whimsical comparisons between a skeleton and a car frame, a heart and a car’s engine, a tummy and a car’s fuel tank and several other fun vroom things.

  • Snowman Paul Save Kate's Birthday

    by Yossi Lapid
    Kate’s birthday party is tomorrow and preparations are in full swing. But then, oops, Dan makes a big mistake! He “accidentally” eats his sister’s birthday cake. Can Snowman Paul help Dan save Kate’s special day? Will Kate be able to forgive Dan? And what will Mom do when she finds the empty cake tray? Written in rhyme, the Snowman Paul book series celebrates the magic of winter through the evolving friendship between a young boy and his mischievous snowman. Whimsical and humorous, the storie... more

  • Snowman Paul at the Winter Olympics

    by Yossi Lapid
    Snowman Paul dreams of becoming a Winter Olympics champion. When he persuades a skeptical Dan to join him on his Olympic quest, Dan is surprised by how well his snowman is doing in competition. But then Dan becomes suspicious. Snowman Paul knows everything about snow and ice, but is he competing fairly? Or is he perhaps, enjoying some unfair advantages? If so, what should they do about it? Written in rhyme, the Snowman Paul book series celebrates the magic of winter through the evolving friends... more

  • My Snowman, Paul (Snowman Paul Book 1)

    by Yossi Lapid
    On a snowy winter day, Dan builds himself a nice snowman named Paul. Snowman Paul wants to play and Dan hesitates because his friend Bill is watching and Bill thinks snowmen are dumb... But Paul is no ordinary snowman and he doesn’t take no for an answer. Dan and Paul become best friends and, together, they embark on a series of exciting adventures. Dan’s life will never be the same. Written in rhyme, the Snowman Paul book series celebrates the magic of winter through the evolving friendship ... more

  • Grandma BallyHuHu and the Mystical Coin

    by Marti Melville
    There is always magic and adventure in a day spent with Grandma BallyHuHu. When Boone finds a mystical coin hidden inside Grandma BallyHuHu’s treasure chest, he suddenly finds himself on board an ancient ship and discovers the real hidden treasures lie within his imagination as he voyages at sea with pirates.

  • Now I Know It's Not My Fault

    by Laurie B. Levine
    Alexandra Geller is a bright, underachieving fourteen-year-old coming of age in the big hair 1980’s. Alex is from an accomplished, well-educated family. The sudden death of her mother five years ago, and her relationship with her well-meaning but emotionally unavailable father, leaves her unmoored and vulnerable as she tries to figure out who she is. Early in her freshman year, she’s befriended by Paula Hanover, a young, attractive science teacher at her high school. Paula’s irreverence and char... more

  • Amy Is Aumazing: How It Feels To Have Autism

    by Paula Powers
    Meet Amy, an almost 6 year old kindergartner who is gifted and talented but also has autism. She tells the tale of her magnificent math and marvelous memory super powers as well as the challenges she faces having autism. Amy references her personal relationships with her friends and family while detailing the struggles that she encounters on a regular basis both in school and in her daily life. She takes you on an adventure through her day through the eyes of a child with autism.

  • Zealy and Whubba Go Fishing, Book 3, The Adventures of Zealy and Whubba Series 1

    by Roe DePinto
    In this third edition of the Zealy and Whubba first series, the lesson for the day is how to fish for the food that is eaten by seals and orcas. Whubba is very helpful and practices with Zealy as she learns the art of catching the fish. After a lot of attempts, Zealy finally gets it and they have a great catch to enjoy a picnic with. Enjoy this fun-filled escapade in the sun with Zealy and Whubba, as they continue to enjoy one another, learning the very important steps of developing and growing ... more

  • A New Life Begins, Book 1 The Adventures of Zealy and Whubba Series 1

    by Roe DePinto
    Zealy is a little seal pup with sparkly eyes and beautiful, silky white fur. Her world is brand-new and full of surprises, but the best surprise of all is when she meets Whubba—a precious baby orca whale. The two become the best of friends. They protect and love each other, all the while exploring the sand and sea with family and friends. Their adventures are not only fun but educational as the two little creatures learn about safety and their environment. The first book in the series, "The Adve... more

  • Mimi's Garden

    by Lisa Ruggiero
    Lucy loves to work in the garden with her Mimi. One day while Lucy is alone in the garden, she discovers someone magical living there. But danger lurking in the garden could harm Lucy's new discovery. Can Lucy find a way to make the garden a safe haven for her new friends?

  • Meat My Uncle

    by Erez Bailen
    James Jones is a nine year old boy, who tells a story about his family, with his wild imagination, making this a strange yet hilarious story.

  • Bear with Bear

    by Hagit R Oron
    Nine-year-old Bear is set on having a critter as a pet. After failed attempts to adopt beetles and snails, he has to settle for a book with pictures of bugs. This is a great opportunity for him to annoy his little sister, Penelope, who is afraid of bugs. When his parents decide to bring home a cat to help Penelope with her nightmares, Bear helps Kitty find her wild side. As a consequence, Penelope’s nightmares get even worse! Over-tired Mom is about to give in on the snake debate, which seems ... more

  • I Love Me and the Skin I'm In

    by Jessica N. Crutcher
    Love yourself no matter what others say. Follow Jessica on her journey to understanding what it means to love yourself despite how others may view you. See how Jessica handles the challenges of bullying, and learns to love the skin she is in.

  • Full of Wonderment

    by Josh Greenfield

    Jordan Fineman's second year of college has almost done him in.  His solution is to head off for a summer of work and adventure in Alaska.  All the while mental illness is setting in.  A summer to remember.  A tale to grow on.

    This novel is a quick read, told in a conversational first person voice, that is quick to see the humor of the circumstances.  In the end it has something positive to say about the most stigmatized, most human of conditions, mental ill... more

  • Little Nick in the Cannoli Cream Thief

    by Jillian Palmieri
    Pasta and meatballs and cannoli, oh my! Life in Little Nick’s house is full of fun, food and family. Each story begins at the family table where Little Nick’s adventures always begin. The Little Nick series teaches children and parents alike how to navigate childhood through the exciting and funny adventures of Little Nick.

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