Nancy O'Neill's new alphabet book, Then What? Animals From A to Z, is a wild ride into the land of make-believe. Each letter highlights one animal doing something or wearing something out of the ordinary. Here are some examples: a Mouse riding a bike or...

Adults understand the importance of addressing global warming and its environmental impact, and Space Polar Bear by Bruna Mars effectively highlights this critical topic for young readers. The book begins with a moving journey in the frozen tundra of the Arctic, where a group of...

People We Miss is a children's book about grief by Kimmie Warmflash. The author reminds children that the people who are no longer here can still inspire and motivate them, even if they never met them. Warmflash encourages children to remember special people or listen...

The loss of a loved one is always difficult to bear and it can be tough to explain the loss of a loved one to children. In What Happens When Someone I Love Can't Get Better, Sara Olsher and Jenni Rogers introduce the concept of...

Sally M. Veillette and Yuqi Sun have brought back a Christmas classic for the ages. The authors retell Clement Clarke Moore's famous Christmas poem from 1823 on its 200th anniversary. Both English and Chinese translations appear in this heartwarming version, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas:...

Did You Know? Facts by Norah by Norah Carminda Desy is an appealing and educational book full of information and incredible facts about animals and science, the fundamentals of grammar, inspirational messages, and fun quotes. With exciting chapters, young writer Norah reveals her curiosity,...

Al is an extraordinary thinker. Meet him in That’s Al! created by Billy Baldwin and illustrated in comic book style by Liesl Bell. Al is always looking for ways to make things work better. He doesn’t take anything for granted. He even tests the laws...

The Messy Monster by Michelle Gilchrist Marcus is a helpful and delightful children's picture book structured in two parts. The first part relates to all children across the globe. Children often lose things or forget where they put them, and when it's time to play with...

Are you looking for a captivating science book for your child? Look no further than Judah Giraffe is Happy To Be Wrong, a delightful story that introduces children to the wonders of scientific methods. Author Ben Okon has crafted a tale to engage young readers...

Growing up in foster care is not always easy. But foster parents do give a lot of love to children in their care and have an impact on the formative years of their lives. Miriam Monette's My 3 Moms: A Foster to Adoption Story celebrates...