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  • Rylan and Burt

    by Christy Jordan Wrenn
    Rylan is a typical three year old boy who lives in Alaska. He loves to play cars ride his scooter, and jump on the trampoline--without his two sisters. A baby and a six-year-old, both girls are not much fun for Rylan. Rylan wishes he had a friend. One day, someone came into Rylan's backyard. Who might it be? Do you think he will become Rylan's friend.

  • Resist

    by Emily Ann Putzke
    Munich, Germany 1942—Hans Scholl never intended to get his younger sister involved in an underground resistance. When Sophie Scholl finds out, she insists on joining Hans and his close friends in writing and distributing anti-Nazi leaflets entitled, The White Rose. The young university students call out to the German people, begging them to not allow their consciences to become dormant, but to resist their tyrannical leader and corrupt government. Hans knows the consequences for their actions—ex... more

  • Hellie the Hovercraft Elephant

    by Carrie Mortleman
    “I’m Hellie the Hovercraft Elephant and I’m ever so tall, I’m Hellie the Hovercraft Elephant and I never fall. I have fur that is fairy floss pink, and it’s wonderfully fluffy and light. For although I am an elephant, I’m an elephant in flight!” Hellie the elephant has a very special skill - she can fly! But when she meets Queek the mouse, she learns that the power of friendship is the strongest superpower of all. Children will love flying with Hellie on this magical journey that ... more

  • Lump Lump and the Blanket of Dreams

    by Gwen Jackson
    A little black bear and his forest friends gather materials for Spider Woman, a holy woman in Navajo/Dine culture and folklore, to weave a blanket of dreams for his winter's hibernation.

  • Misha Alexandrov

    by Jan Karol Tanaka
    In the spring of 1827, Misha Alexandrov arrives at Fort Ross as a ten-year-old orphan of a Russian father and an Aleut mother. Hated by the foreman for his half-breed heritage, he must prove his worth as a working member of the Russian American Company and overcome the perception that he brings with him "a bag of bad luck". On the remote coast of Alta California, a passion for the land takes root in his young heart, and he vows to do anything it takes to make the fortress colony his home. Misha ... more

  • Her Highness Builds Robots

    by Laura Winters
    Meet Priya, Jae, Holly, Taylor, Juanita, Rafa and Diamond - seven princesses who teach us that being a princess isn’t about chasing princes and looking pretty, it’s about making the world a better place. Her Highness Builds Robots is a coloring book created by twin sisters Laura Winters and Beth Winters. The princesses who star in this 45-page coloring book have different ethnicities, abilities, and talents. Princess Holly designs not only fashion but redesigns castles to be accessible for her... more

  • Oliver's Wish, A Tale From the Garden

    by Diane Worthen, Author and Illustrator
    Oliver's Wish is a charming tale of a wooden flamingo who wished he could fly. When, through an act of nature, his wish comes true, it takes him on an adventurous and frightful flight in which he learns through many mishaps, who and what he really is and where he truly wishes to be.

  • The Pesky Princess

    by Miel Parkinson
    The Pesky Princess is about a girl named Rachel who insists on doing things her way. Rachel's mother patiently lets her learn that every action has a natural consequence.

  • The Divine Timeline

    by John B Lester
    Divine Timeline is the story of a young explorer determined to make his own journey to the New World just as his older cousin Christopher Columbus had done 11 years prior. Only his journey would place him on the beaches of a remote paradise belonging to a group of natives who shared with him their last remaining fruit bearing the gift of eternal life. Upon returning home he realized his discoveries earned his name Juan Ponce De Leon a reputation among the elite explorers alongside his cousin. Th... more

  • They Call Him Grumpa

    by Bonnie Apperson Jacobs
    Perfect for ages 3-7, this heart-warming read-aloud children's book describes the relationship between a young boy named Brady and his grandfather. While it seems to some of Grandpa's family members that he is a grump, Brady knows the truth. This relatable book - written by long-time educators who are experienced in early childhood development, library science, school administration and public relations - stresses family values and will make every reader smile and say, "AWWWWW."

  • The Sum of His Worth

    by Ron Argo
    A prize-winning author returns to his Alabama childhood in this “profound, engrossing … and heartbreakingly real novel” [Kirkus Reviews] of the bloody South in 1958, a coming-of-age story of love, heroism and murder in the vein of To Kill a Mockingbird. Sonny Poe worries he’ll start ninth grade without a girlfriend when in the midnight woods he witnesses the most violent of racial horrors, the gruesome lynching of a black boy. Terrified, he runs, is chased, finds safety high in an oak. But his... more

  • Clark the Mountain Beaver and His Big Adventure!

    by Karen B. Shea
    Clark the Mountain Beaver and His Big Adventure is the first children’s book to feature the shy and secretive Mountain Beaver as its primary character. Throughout Clark’s adventure, kids will meet new friends and discover fun facts about animals, and most importantly, learn about friendship, trust and believing in yourself. A wonderful children’s book that has a positive uplifting message even adults will appreciate.

  • The Little Car and the Beanstalk

    by D. S. Gill
    "The Little Car drove up the beanstalk as fast as he could, not knowing whether he should". Drive through the deep dark wood, and discover what happens when The Little Car and the fairy come face to face with Desire, Anger, Greed, Attachment, and Ego ...... This rhyming story of a little car and the giant is part of a modern classic, and will enchant children for years to come. "Where are you going to little car have a rest the journey is too far.” The little Car remembered the w... more

  • Cole's Perfect Puppy

    by Frances Crossno
    Cole's Perfect Puppy is intended as the first in a series of "Perfect Puppy" novels filled with action, moral concepts, and, of course – puppies! Cole's perfect puppy is a red, golden retriever named Scarlet. When he sees her at the pet store, it is love at first sight. Cole wants Scarlet for Christmas, but gets a pot-bellied pig instead. Disappointed, he goes to work at the pet store to earn money to buy Scarlet. At the mall, he makes a new friend, Rachel, a poor girl who is teased by... more

  • Hamsters and Alien

    by Tomoko Sagara
    The little Alien boy didn't listen to his mom's advice and stay away from home. He end up to the Earth. "Hey you guys, who is the most intelligent living thing on this planet?" The little Alien boy asked them. "Of course us!" The hamsters answered. He asked hamsters to guide the Earth. They go through entire the Earth with environmental problems. The hamsters explain what's going on in the Earth. In the end of the story, you can see Family Love through Hamsters and Aliens.

  • The Hidden Treasure of Dutch Buffalo Creek

    by Jackson Badgenoone
    Never born ghost writers record vignette chapters from ten memoirs. They help to identify hidden treasure that will enrich countless souls. More about the story at www.hiddentreasurenovels.com.

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