I Do Not Like Asparagus! by Laurel Lorenzini is a children’s book that teaches the importance of eating vegetables such as asparagus. This story takes the reader on a colorful journey full of interesting facts about the world. The story presents Daisy, her sister, Elsie,...

Diversity allows children to accept their differences and motivates them to live together with respect and harmony. We are all unique, and it doesn't matter where we come from as long as we recognize the beauty of life and our surroundings. If I Was Born...

I Like Mud is a lovely collection of poetry by Margaret Grote, an award-winning poet and dedicated teacher who passed away in 2005. In fulfillment of Grote's wishes, this collection is now shared by her son, David, and his cousin, Marcia Wheelan Coles, who illustrated...

Itsy-Bitsy is a little girl who daydreams about riding on a cloud. Even though she has been told over and over again that she will fall through the cloud, she never stops dreaming about her secret wish. While gathering flowers for her mother, Itsy-Bitsy finds...

Counting is a fun and engaging way to improve math skills, especially for children. Imogen & Friends Count to Ten! by Amy Louise Hill takes us on a creative journey for a wonderful learning experience. Her beautiful illustrations teach children how to count, an essential...

I Wish You A Happy Birthday is a heartwarming and inspiring children's picture book by Michael Wong, the award-winning author of I Wish You Happiness, and I Will Always Be Proud of You. It celebrates parents' unconditional love and affection for their children. The story...

I Have Questions, Lots and Lots of Questions is inspired by David Lane when he was six years old. The story is told from the perspective of a little boy. He is so excited about Christmas and can't stop asking various questions. It's Christmas Eve,...

Happiness is said to be one of the keys to enjoying a great life. Words are a powerful tool to gain that happiness. Being happy with yourself and with your relationships is a significant first step. To a person of faith, this happiness comes from...

Myah ran home in tears. A mean girl at school made fun of her, making her very sad. Her family sympathizes with Myah and tells her a story relating to her situation, about the Dill family on vacation and how they met a coconut who...