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  • I Dream of Puffy Clouds

    by Anat Tour
    Hop on a cloud. Paint your face silly! Let your imagination drift to a dreamy world of ice cream puffs and cotton candy. Climb an eagle's back and jump to outer space!

  • TomTom Loves His Hair!

    by Dot Gibbens
    Have you ever battled with a kid to cut their hair? Like most kids, TomTom does not want to sit still long enough for a haircut. A delightful and humorous tale as Mom figures out a way to give TomTom that so needed trim. Action and adventure abound as TomTom goes through his daily activities, and then guess what? TomTom Loves His Hair!

  • Meet the Number Nibblers

    by R.E. Hoskins

    This is the introductory book to my characters, the Number Nibblers. Come with me on a quick journey to Digitazia, where children of all ages will fall in love with these wonderful, quirky creatures and find out the secret behind their names.

  • Habu and the Lost Zebra

    by Beth Solomon
    It’s a regular, sunny summer day, but not for little Habu. Just as he wakes up and goes to play, he sees a zebra in his backyard. Zachary the zebra tells Habu that he’s lost and Habu helps him find his way back to his family. Along their journey, the two friends learn about each other and have so much fun. This simple story is suitable for children of almost all ages, whether they read it themselves or have it read to them. The story’s fun facts about zebras and the characters’ friendship will ... more

  • The Grumpy Pilgrims

    by WILL WESCOTT
    Have you ever experienced a painful, terribly long and uncomfortable trip with your family? Well, 400 years ago in 1620 the Pilgrim children had it MUCH worse! Their 66-day voyage across the ocean was completely miserable, and when they finally arrived, their lives were still unexpectedly awful! They had many good reasons to be GRUMPY! Yet after a while, many unexpected good things also happened. Through these awful and wonderful experiences, the Pilgrim children learned about the world and them... more

  • Who Melted My Ice? (Pygo Penguin)

    by WILLIAM WESCOTT
    Pygo is a very determined penguin who solves the mystery of who melted his ice. Working with children, Pygo helps make the world a better place for people and penguins in the climate change era. This book is a great way to introduce young children to the importance of protecting the environment and the challenges of global warming, while empowering them to be part of the solution!

  • The Magnificent Adventures of Folotjing - The Brave and Kindhearted

    by RIO N. CORTEZ

    A hero is not always someone big and powerful. Regardless of how small you are, you can make a massive difference in the world. All that matters is the size of your heart.

    Folotjing is a tiny enchanted creature who lives inside a big, magical tree. This is the story of his adventure in the deep, dark forest when he encounters terrifying beasts that want to eat him! But through the kindness of his heart and sharp wit, he makes them see their wickedness and convinces them to set him free,... more

  • Yara's Tawari Tree (Yara's Rainforest Book 1)

    by Yossi Lapid
    Yara lives with her Mama in the lush Amazon jungle. She wants to rescue her beloved but increasingly besieged rainforest home. When Yara falls gravely ill, the forest returns the love and saves Yara's life.

  • Anne

    by Zarina Macha

    Anne Mason has a storybook childhood.

    A wealthy father, loving mother, and a beautiful home in Richmond.

    But behind the polished windows, Anne’s father brutally terrorizes her mother.

    Sent to live with her aunt and uncle, Anne enrolls in boarding school. Though she thrives, the traumas of her past gnaw at her insides.

    Will hope and inner strength prevail?

     

  • Abigail Waits

    by Bunny Lee
    Bullying-the word itself brings negative connotations. It doesn't differentiate race, gender or creed. Boundless with its grip and cruelty, the assistance of the internet leads it slithering through homes, schools, cities and countries. Meet Abigail, a victim of bullying that has hurt her mentally and physically. Hiding in the woods, away from words and hands that can hurt her is her only solace. Hannah, daughter to Cherokee Indian Chief Daniel Littlejohn, is continuing his work , after her fath... more

  • The Dance Centre Presents Giselle

    by Chi Varnado
    When the prima ballerina at The Dance Centre mysteriously vanishes, Randi unexpectedly lands the lead and learns that the world of ballet is not always as glamorous as it appears onstage. She harbors severe self-doubts about her abilities to rise to the honor of her new role. And when she begins her pas de deux training with a boy, new and conflicting feelings and emotions surface which send her spiraling into panic mode. All the while, Deanne seizes opportunities to undermine her at every pirou... more
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    We, but Me

    by Kenny Lee
    Whether fraternal, identical, or just two peas in a pod, twins share an unmistakable bond for life. We, but Me recognizes what a certain set of twins have in common, but also the traits that make each sibling unique.

  • I Am Awesome!

    by Ryan K. Maule
    Do your children know how awesome they are? As kids grow up, they face many decisions and challenges that can have different outcomes based upon how they view their own self worth. In this book, follow along as two robots named Grace and Zeal learn that self-confidence is not only a good thing, it’s what God intended! God believes in all of us and He planted awesome inside of each and every person at birth! So no matter how old you are or whether you realize it or not, you have everything you ... more

  • This Cat Is Mine!

    by Daniel Georges

    Johnny and Elvis are brothers who don’t like to share ANYTHING. Absolutely NOTHING! One day they will get a mysterious box and in it an unusual cat. One cat for two brothers? A sharing puzzle to solve. But this is not ANY cat...

    A magical story with Edward Gorey-inspired illustrations addressing selfishness between siblings and encouraging the shift into sharing and teamwork.

    What makes MY CRAZY STORIES series quite special is that it focuses on&nb... more

  • What You Gonna Do With All That Belly?

    by Daniel Georges

    Ronnie loves being lazy and eating candy. When a hungry giant jelly bear threatens to devour all his town, his bad habits will need to change. Ronnie has to jump, run and outsmart the giant bear. Will he save his town?

    With candylicious illustrations, this picture book will surely become a favorite bedtime story. It will encourage kids to join their friends in active social playtime, quit bad eating habits and help others do that too!

    What makes MY CRAZY STORIES serie... more

  • Maya Knows a Secret

    by Daniel Georges

    Maya wants someone to tell her a secret so badly. She went out all day looking for someone to tell her one. When she finally learns a hush hush information, she will not keep quiet about it. What a mistake not to know that a secret is only a secret if kept a secret!

    This awarded story is a wonderful conversation starter between parents and kids about a delicate and highly important topic: secret keeping.

    What makes MY CRAZY STORIES series quite special i... more

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