Through two heart-warming stories, The Memory Keepers by Sarah Allison offers practical ways for handling difficult conversations about Alzheimer's with children. It is a reassuring picture book that reminds families impacted by dementia of the beautiful moments they can still look back on. Mia and...

The Dog Who Had a Party by I-J Letters is a fun picture book for young children. Dog woke up one day feeling even more excited than usual, and he could not imagine why. Suddenly Dog remembered that it was his birthday. Whilst playing in...

The Lord’s Prayer: For All God’s Children written by Harold L. Senkbeil and illustrated by Natasha Kennedy is a must-have resource for Christian parents teaching their young ones how to pray. The Lord’s Prayer refers to the model prayer found in Matthew 6 and Luke...

There is a problem in fairyland; fairy dust is running out. Tina is a tiny fairy who wishes to solve this problem and prove to all the other fairies that she is needed. She embarks on a search for a stable source of the dust....

Is your child learning to go to the toilet on their own? Then The Adventure of Wiping by Samuel Elkhoury will help them navigate this new adventure. The story focuses on a child who must go for a number two. He and his mother noticed...

The Boy Who Lost His Fart by Dana Moss McAllister is a humorous story about a young boy named Cameron who wakes to find that his fart is missing. He shouts to his mother for help, but she thinks it is a trick and covers...

Impulsiveness is common in young children, so they need to learn the consequences of their behavior. A lack of self-control can make it harder for them to socialize or adapt to new situations. Guy Miron shares a clear example in The Angry Bear, where a...

The Funniest Book You've Ever Red by Amanda Minuk is a collection of word jokes. They are to be found in six categories: puns, potty jokes, physical humor, sarcasm, improvisational, and absurd humor. With this many jokes, it is easy to find some that will...

Moms worldwide often feel that their children don't appreciate them. In this fun picture book for children aged four to six, Mommy Pleasant shares with us the good things that make moms great. Things I Know About Moms: 16 ways Moms Are Amazing! reminds us...

If you want to inspire children to appreciate what trees and forests do in our world, The ForestGirls with their Friends and Teachers written by Sissel Waage and illustrated by Ana-Maria Cosma is for you. The story begins at the edge of a forest where...