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General Fiction (including literary and historical)

  • The Baby Quilt

    by Patricia Mistretta
    Alice is expecting a new addition to her family soon. Wanting to give the new baby a present to bring comfort and warmth to its life for many years to come, she designs and sews a beautiful quilt. After all, quilts are an integral part of the fabric of our daily lives. While anxiously awaiting the new arrival, carried away by the wind, the quilt flies off to see how it will be used in the future—and what type of adventures it will experience with the new baby.
  • The Christmas Rescue: Paw Prints and the Magic of Love

    by Marie Motwani
    The Christmas Rescue is about the rescue of a little family of cats, who endured months on the street and the love they bought for two women who did everything to care, feed, and shelter them. Helpers then had to let go for them to have better lives. Pets bring so much to children and people. They become family. The message is kindness, compassion, the warm feelings of Christmas, and miracles, especially now during these times.
  • Thunder

    by Janell Lerille
    This book is about the life of a cat- Thunder. It begins from the time he was a kitten and continues until he grows old. The story shows how Thunder was rescued and has a loving life with his adopted family. It portrays how he grew from a sad little kitten to a playful troublemaker, and expressed his love for his family in many ways. Thunder’s story is meant to be enjoyable and encourage children and their parents to adopt a pet who needs a loving home.
  • Bridal Train: The Further Adventures of Chloe, Dudette of the West

    by Geraldine Burrows
    Sixteen-year-old Chloe lands the role of a mail order bride in a TV reality show about modern Americans recreating a pioneer wagon train journey. Chloe undertakes the grueling, five-hundred-mile slog because her long-distance crush, Zach, will be waiting for her at the end of the trail. But first, she and her wagon full of teenage mail order brides must survive the torturous, pioneer-type elimination ordeals devised by the show's producers. Although she's marked for reality show betray... more
  • The Main Dish

    by Victoria Kimble
    16-year-old Scarlet Williams enjoys the attention that comes with being a violin prodigy. She auditions for a chair in the Summerset Festival Orchestra, the well-attended local event in her hometown. She is the youngest person to ever get a chair in the orchestra, and she is so excited that they are playing John Williams’s American Journey that year. She blasts the news on social media and enjoys the attention that Finn O’Neal gives her about it. Her best friend Jillian is excited for her and pr... more
  • The Book of Uriel: A Novel of WWII

    by Elyse Hoffman
    In the fires of World War II, a child must save his people from darkness... Ten-year-old Uriel has always been an outcast. Born mute in a Jewish village known for its choir, he escapes into old stories of his people, stories of angels and monsters. But when the fires of the Holocaust consume his village, he learns that the stories he writes in his golden notebook are terrifyingly real. In the aftermath of the attack, Uriel is taken in by Uwe, a kind-hearted linguist forced to work for the ... more
  • Love You a Latte

    by Tori Bloodworth
    Show your little one that you love them a latte with this adorable children's book about what's near and dear to your heart - them. And, of course, coffee! This is perfect for the coffee-loving caregiver, teacher or parent in your life.
  • The Franklin Chemists

    by Tilly Turbet

    Elephant Toothpaste... submarines... rockets and a chase across the lakes of England. This book follows the adventures of Hannah and George as they find themselves on an unexpected adventure with their scientific Aunt Rosalind. When she disappears, they must protect her biggest scientific discovery from two scientists intent on stealing it as their own.

    A fun and enjoyable STEM tale from an exceptional author.

  • Daisy Moves to America

    by Elyssa Nicole Trust
    When Daisy Mae and her family move from England to America, Daisy is teased because of her British accent. Overwhelmed by the many words and phrases that are different, Daisy wants to speak just like her American classmates. Follow Daisy’s journey as she learns that her uniqueness is something to honor and celebrate. You may even learn a few new words along the way.
  • The Magnificent Land of the Multi-Colored Horses

    by Ken Barry
    "A long, long time ago, there was a faraway land." So begins the engaging and thoughtful story of mythical and vibrant friends, who happen to be horses. "The horses called this magical land their own. They played in the grass, ate the sweet, colored flowers, and drank the cool, refreshing water. No one knows why, but the strangest thing began to happen in this magical land. Some say it began with the pink horses, others say it was the blues, but before long only the young horses of t... more
  • Sticks and Stones

    by Ken Barry
    Cavan and Walter are headed off to find life's good fortune on a colorful path filled with wizards, toads, owls and trolls. Each boy handles adversity that he faces differently. Will they find the good fortune they are looking for? This is a colorful picture book for children of all ages, and provides opportunities for conversations with adults about how to deal with bullying, and about how a positive attitude can overcome many difficulties in life.
  • Merry Christmas, Bobby the Bear!

    by Ryan O'Connor
    Christmas is Bobby the Bear’s favorite holiday. This Christmas, Bobby is planning on making special gifts for all his friends. While he is gathering things to make his gifts, he meets a new friend, Danny the Deer. Bobby invites Danny to his house to celebrate Christmas. When Danny arrives at the party, Bobby and all his animal friends learn that Danny does not have the same beliefs as they all do. Bobby the Bear helps his friends realize the importance of accepting someone who is different from ... more
  • Lettuce Turnip at the Farmers Market: A Story Encouraging Healthy Foods and Communities

    by Danielle M. Jackson
    Monroe is egg-cited for the grand opening of her local community farmers market. When Monroe arrives she sees all the a-maize-ing foods. She must make a final decision that grants her peas. Lettuce Turnip at the Farmers Market makes a pearfect gift for families that encourage a sense of wonder, adore engaging new adventures, and creative entertainment!
  • Jesse True Collection - Books 1-4, The Power of Emotion & How to Deal with Big Feelings

    by Jodi Dee
    Jesse True is a normal little boy, until one day he starts changing color based on how he feels. Jesse glows different colors based on different feelings. As you follow Jesse throughout his day, see if you would feel the same if what happens to him, happened to you. Jesse is a powerful resource for parents and educators. Jesse True was created to help children learn that all feelings are OK and it's OK to feel. Jesse's "super power" is changing colors. We often associate colors with feelings,... more
  • The Little Green Jacket

    by Jodi Dee
    The Little Green jacket a story based on true events about a little green jacket that travels through the lives of different children, who live in very different places, and ends up on the other side of the world after a natural disaster. Find out how the little green jacket experiences being a donation and the importance, power, and magic of giving! The Little Green Jacket showcases the culture of donations, how it impacts lives, and that simple acts of kindness can change the world. "An amazin... more
  • The Dirt Girl

    by Jodi Dee
    When Zafera goes to school for the first time, all the children laugh and tease. But, Zafera does not understand so she just smiles. A beautiful story about shining bright no matter what, because our differences are our greatest gifts. And if you do, others will eventually see. Now available on Amazon! Zafera is a normal, beautiful little girl, yet she often has dirt on her hands and twigs in her hair. When Zafera goes to school for the first time, all the children stare and tease. Find out how ... more
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