“Why do you weep, little willow?” It’s a sad question to start a story. But, weeping is not all about sorrow. We weep for so many reasons; happiness, sadness, joy and sorrow, lost and found. And the weeping willow, right down to its core and...

Loukas and the Game of Chance is written by Anthony L. Manna. A boy named Loukas was able to befriend a seemingly magical snake through his musical gift of playing the flute. His life and that of his family started to change since the snake...

Letter From Santa Claus by Waring Jones is a children’s fantasy adventure that mixes a bit of reality right along with it. The time is early 1949 and Robin, our main character, is a young boy who catches pneumonia and spends a considerable amount of...

Luna Lucy, written by Lisa Van Der Wielen and illustrated by Joseph Hopkins, is the delightful story of a little girl named Lucy and her dog Neptune who are very interested in the moon and how it changes. Lucy’s father encourages her to draw the...

Lamellia: The Wicked Queen, written by Gloria D. Gonsalves and illustrated by Katerina Brunot, is a children's adventure book, involving a king, a wicked queen and the kingdom of mushrooms. It is the story of the sadness of the queen and king who cannot conceive...

Longberry's Leap is a storybook for children, grades 4-6, written by Leland James and illustrated by Anne Zimanski. Who is Longberry, and why does she keep on wondering about things? Longberry just can’t accept that the kingdom she resides in is all that matters in...

Ludlow Lost by Kate Robinson Dunne is a children’s fantasy about an eleven-year-old boy, (who is small for his age) named Ludlow, who gets kidnapped by a fairy and a couple of goblins, and brought to a ship which is captained by a banshee named...

Lilly is a cheerful little girl with deep blue eyes, curly brown hair and deep dimples that appear when she smiles. Lilly couldn’t be happier, except for one thing: her face is marked with freckles. She tries to scrub them off, but they won’t budge....

Lil’ Scrappy-n-Rail: Who Am I? by Robert E.O. Crewe is a heartwarming and engaging tale for young children, full of positive messages about self-esteem and positive identity. Scrappy and Rail are best-friend squirrels who do everything together - until one fateful day when Scrappy falls...

Lucas: Guardian of Truth by M.R. Anglin starts with a bullying attack. Lucas is picked on, has an overactive imagination, and grows frustrated when his mother doesn’t believe his fantastical stories. But when his dad sends him a mystical watch, complete with an artificial intelligence...