Great Explorers: Observing Nature Through Sights and Sounds by Kara A. Mullane: Winner – The Golden Wizard Book Prize 2023! Do you want to teach your child the love of science and nature? In today’s world full of screens, kids are less likely to be pulled to the wonders of exploring all nature has to offer. As a kind adult, you can give your little ones the gift of the love of nature by reading to them Great Explorers.
Peevish Popcorn by Vy Lien: Peevish Popcorn, a little grain with a penchant for pet peeves, goes on a journey where he discovers the true value of his friendships, despite their annoying habits. Popcorn’s friends, Overbite Oregano, Tense Truffle, Baffled Butter, Sluggish Salt, and Caffeinated Cinnamon, possess a range of mannerisms that tickle Popcorn’s nerves.
Practical Engineering for Babies & Toddlers – Electronics: Circuits by Mike Roberts: STEM learning is key in our tech-driven world. This series introduces engineering to kids. We don’t overly simplify; instead, we use tangible explanations. In this electronics edition, we explore circuits and currents with fun characters, starting a journey into engineering. Suitable for all ages, it sparks curiosity and joy in learning.
Facts About the Humpback Whale by Lisa Strattin: Best-Selling Children’s Author, Lisa Strattin, offers a book in her Picture Books for Kids Series as a free download today on Amazon. You will enjoy sharing facts and photographs with your children or grandchildren in this great Facts for Kids Book. Kids love to read about Whales! Sign up for the newsletter and get another free book!
C Train: A New Beginning by Meredith Rusu: Discover the magical story of friendship and finding purpose in C Train, an inspiring STEAM picture book about a New York City subway train. With beautiful illustrations and a journey that takes readers through city life, ocean life, and artificial reefs, this book will bring joy and wonder to readers of all ages.
Rusty the Forgotten Fire Engine (The Adventures of Rusty the Forgotten Fire Engine Book 1) by Joe Fisher & Jaye Boswell: “Rusty the Forgotten Fire Engine” is a heartwarming tale for ages 4-8 about an old fire engine’s transformative journey from beloved town hero to outcast, then back to heroism. A classic story of love, loss, and redemption, it explores hidden value in all things, captivating children and adults alike.
Foggy Goes to Space by Mark Meadow: Taken over by the beauty of stars and night sky a curious red panda boy Foggy decides to go to space one day. Whimsical characters, colourful illustrations and lovely yet motivational storyline makes it a great read before bed. A warm and lovely read for kids as well as for early readers.
Dragon Cat Wins the Lottery by Audrey Beth Stein, Alina Lutaeva, & YOU: The lottery sign says “Win 100,” but when an otter suddenly appears in winner Dragon Cat’s kitchen, it’s clear something unexpected is afoot. Or maybe 100 somethings. This make-your-own-ending picture book captures the silliness of an over-the-top improv game with an engaging narrative and charming illustrations that your kids will love.
Maggie’s Lost Song (Maggie’s Bookshelf) by Danielle LaRosa & Ananta Mohanta: Maggie is a brave, determined little girl with a big love for music. But when it’s time for her first day of school, she’s overwhelmed with fear and anxiety. With a little encouragement from her mother, Maggie learns to conquer her fears and have a fantastic first day. This heartwarming story is a reminder that a positive attitude and self-belief can help us overcome our fears.
I am Monster Magnificent: A Collection of Student Poetry and Artwork by Compiled by Raven Howell; Illustrated by Sarah Gledhill (Story Monsters Press): This vibrant showcase of poetry & artwork by young students celebrates their joyous nature & magnificence. The collection of poems, varying in form, features fun subjects such as baseball, dragons, classroom Zooming, & friendships. An art gallery of whimsical self-portraits and “magnificent” images rounds out the anthology. Writers and artists are elementary-aged children from diverse backgrounds.
The Flower Disaster (Faith-Building Chapter Books 1) by Kim Ramos: The Flower Disaster is more than just a children’s book; it’s an interactive experience that instantly stirs the faith of both parents and kids. It’s the perfect book for Christian families, offering an engaging read that promotes faith, character-building, and a deeper connection with God.
The Unicorn Who Lost Its Horn: A Tale of How to Catch and Spread Kindness (The Animal Who…) by Adisan Books: In this beautifully illustrated children’s fantasy, Sparkle the unicorn embarks on a courageous journey to recover her lost horn and restore color to her world. Along the way, she encounters wise and helpful friends who teach her valuable lessons in kindness and generosity. A must-read for children and adults alike!
Facts About the Black Bear by Lisa Strattin: Best-Selling Children’s Author, Lisa Strattin, offers a book in her Picture Books for Kids Series as a free download today on Amazon. You will enjoy sharing facts and photographs with your children or grandchildren in this great Facts for Kids Book. Kids love to read about Bears! Sign up for the newsletter and get another free book!
Shadow Guardians: Seer (Adventures of the Shadow Guardians Book 1) by Matthew Block: Arlo is a house cat whose preferred activity is sleeping. When Arlo investigates a mysterious creature lurking just outside twelve-year-old Michelle’s bedroom, his curiosity inadvertently puts Michelle in grave danger. Now, Arlo must work together with five strange cats and one unusual human to save Michelle, no matter the cost.
My Cat Thinks He’s a Puppy by Patricia Allieri & Novel Varius: *Mom’s Choice Gold Award Winner* A perfect short Read-a-Loud picture book that will have your child in fits of giggles! My cat thinks he’s a puppy, how strange is that! He does cute puppy things, but he’s a big tabby cat! Puppy-Cat loves to go for a walk, dig about in the dirt, and loves to splash about in the water! You might not be able to tell he was a cat at all…
The Hungry Chick (Talking Animals Book 6) by David Shalem: “The first chick emerged, with a curious eye, He tasted a plant, letting out a cry. “Eww, it’s nasty!” he exclaimed with a frown, Weak and small, he stayed on the ground.” The moral of the story emphasizes the value of attempting new things, perseverance, and paying attention to your mother. Kids will adore this entertaining and amusing tale!
Why My Sense Makes Sense (Amazing Me Book 1) by Tamir Kira & More: Children are starting to learn just how wonderfully incredible their senses are. This fun, rhyming story about discovering what your senses can do is the perfect introduction to the sensory world for kids ages 3-8.
The Giraffe Who Found Its Spots by Adisan Books: A touching story about a young giraffe that goes on a journey of self-discovery. The giraffe visits a variety of different animals, trying to fit in with each group, but eventually learns that being different is normal and accepting yourself for who you are is what makes the world a wonderful place.
Hello Mallory! (The Mallory Stories) by Destie Provenzano: Hello Mallory! The story of Mallory the Italian Greyhound and her adventures. Lovingly designed for a 2-year-old who loves big pictures and is learning how to talk.
Storm Crows by Erik Christopher Martin: A band of crows flee their oppressive flock in search of a new home. They must overcome predators, natural disasters, and revenge before finding a place of their own. Storm Crows is a middle-grade adventure that will appeal to fans of Watership Down and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh.
Facts About the Horseshoe Crab by Lisa Strattin: Best-Selling Children’s Author, Lisa Strattin, offers a book in her Picture Books for Kids Series as a free download today on Amazon. You will enjoy sharing facts and photographs with your children or grandchildren in this great Facts for Kids Book. Kids love to read about Crabs! Sign up for the newsletter and get another free book!
Spoiled (Kimberly the Cat Series Book 1) by Rob Baddorf: In this Christian series, will Kimberly the cat discover the difference between being spoiled and being loved? Kimberly, the pedigree cat, had it all—caviar, diamonds—until it was all ripped away. Sold! And Kimberly? Dumped at a yard sale.
The Fangs Visit The Dentist by Jean Saxby & Ponyo Nguyen: Written by award-winning and #1 Best-Selling author Jean Saxby, going to the dentist is a fangtastic adventure for Cunning Cat, Tricky Dog, and Risky Rat. Recommended by dentists, ‘The Fangs Visit the Dentist’ is a humorous book. It features a sprinkling of catchy rhyme and well-being, with feel-good ending, and a free Kid’s Activity Booklet link.
The Giraffe Who Said Goodnight by Adisan Books: For The Giraffe Who Found Its Spots and is ready to go to bed, this is the book to help them say good night and rest their sleepy little head. Help wind down your little loved one with the next iteration of our “The Giraffe Who…” series. Featuring colorful nightscapes and rhymes to help start the bedtime process.
My Bonus Mom! Taking the Step Out of Stepmom by Tami Butcher and foreword by Bill Engvall: When children of divorced or widowed parents first hear of their father’s intention to remarry, they not only have to work through their own fears and feelings of uncertainty, they have to battle with century-old fairytales and modern movies that depict stepmothers as evil. However, Tami Butcher’s first book in a series of books that address family matters in child-friendly rhyme.
Sydney the Sloth by Dannielle Pickford: Dance with Sydney the Sloth and learn the letter S! This fun, fast-paced book helps kids recognize and use S sounds in speech and writing. Perfect for ages 2-5 to improve speech skills. Are you ready to embark on a speech development journey with your child? Grab your copy of Sydney the Sloth today!
Ozzy Penguin Gets Frustrated (Ozzy Penguin Book 1) by S.A. Schneider & Marina Saumell: Ozzy Penguin is a loveable little penguin who gets frustrated while getting ready in the morning. Join us and see how his family helps him to calm down. Featuring relatable and endearing characters, this rhyming and humorous book. is a must-read for families looking to build emotional intelligence in their little ones.
Mia and the Hummingbird by Nancy Carlisle: Mia and the Hummingbird is the story of a young girl who immigrates to a new country and learns to accept a new life. She sees the hummingbird building her nest for her babies and thinks that she and the bird are similar as they learn to adapt to their new homes. Mia and the Hummingbird includes information about environmental and social reasons for immigration and adapting to a new home.
