The Day We Went to the Park by Linda Stephen and Christine Manno takes readers on a wonderful trip to the park where they can hear the crunching sound of the gravel while walking. They see a squirrel searching for an acorn and they see...

The Land of Nod is a 29-page children’s picture book written by Alicia Antonio and illustrated by Manqing Jin. The story centers around a mother putting her daughter to bed and telling her about a whimsical land called Nod that resides across a rainbow arch...

Nobody wanted to play with Agu because he was a newcomer. Sam had converted the gnarled tree on the hill into a pirate ship. The rope was an anchor, the sheet was a sail, and Sam was the fearless pirate. Agu was sad. His auntie...

Mokie the Monster was in a bad mood. He wanted to be fed. Monsters liked tasty drinks and needed snacks too. He said he would hiss and growl and stamp his feet unless someone gave him something to eat. The sign said not to feed...

The Universe Is Listening: A children's guide to happiness through positive and mindful thinking by Dr. Jill Garripoli Pedalino is a profound and insightful book that speaks about the power of the Universe and how it communicates with everyone through their feelings. The Universe is...

A Meany Monster lived in Lucy's closet. It was a green and furry creature and was rude and mean to Lucy. The Meany Monster did not like the clothes Lucy wore and told her she could not do anything. It pestered Lucy throughout the day...

The Birthday Surprise, written and illustrated by K. W. Tey, is the story of a little boy who likes to put a box on his head, which is why everyone calls him Little Box. Today, Little Box is full of excitement and energy because it...

The Grossest Picture Book Ever (For Kids who Love to Laugh) is written by Derek Taylor Kent and illustrated by Lynx Studios. Take a walk on the wacky and weird streets of Gross where our strange gross behaviors are celebrated instead of treated with disdain....

The Silent T by Anitha Rathod is the story of a young girl named Julia and her journey through daily tasks that require her to be successful at new and sometimes challenging experiences. The reader follows Julia, a toddler-age girl, throughout learning how to walk,...

The Rainbow’s Argument by Rocco Lo Bosco starts out with summer rain, ending up with a rainbow, the biggest one ever seen by the villagers of Dada Village. The rainbow colors were so pleased with the villagers liking them that the colors began to compete....