Luna's Christmas Tail
What if one snowball could change everything?I never planned to spend December cleaning up after stray animals-but what else do you do when your parents' divorce kills your Christmas spirit? How did one stupid snowball land me at the town shelter, stuck with a one-eyed husky who hates everyone as much as I do?And Marcus-why does he have to show up with that smile that melts snow and a way of seeing me I don't understand? Why does he think my secret sketches could actually help?Then the shelter floods. Luna disappears into the snowy Christmas Eve night. The whole town starts searching-but what if the one I've been looking for isn't her at all?What if I've been trying to find my way home?
This Cat Can Read and Count
A fun and engaging alphabet book for early-childhood readers. This book helps readers learn letters A-Z and counting 1-10 while incorporating repeated sight words and dynamic illustrations of cats. A "how-to-draw" section is included in the back, helping children learn how to draw the cats they see in the book. This book can be purchased with an accompanying ABC writing and tracing workbook from the same author-illustrator.
A Happy Lappy Snow Day
A story about a Lappy who thought she was happy... until oneday it snowed and snowed and suddenly Essi knew what she'd been missing. A snowy adventure! After all the exploring, Essi realises that true happiness isn't just found in snowy fun - it's found at home, with the ones you love.
Labradors Never Feel Down
Laddie the Labrador is always wagging, bouncing, and smiling. Everyone thinks he's the happiest dog in town! But one rainy day, Laddie feels a little different. With the help of his friend Ava, he learns that it's okay to feel sad sometimes too.Labradors Never Feel Down is a gentle, heartwarming story about friendship, feelings, and learning that even the happiest hearts have quiet days.
What Jule Heard at Grassy Sound
Mother Nature needs help, and these feathered friends have a plan! When the birds of the east coast gather at Grassy Sound for a vital meeting with Mother Nature, they discover the wetlands need their help. Alarmed by this news, Bess the elegant egret and Pearl the wise pelican are determined to act and desperately brainstorm ways to save their beloved habitat. Nearby, a young girl named Jule overhears their plans and eagerly offers her assistance. Together, this unlikely trio hatches a wonderful idea--putting on a show to reveal the beauty of the local wildlife to the humans. Through their clever scheme, Bess, Pearl, and Jule hope to inspire everyone to protect the precious marshes of Grassy Sound. Inspired by the author's real experiences with the vibrant bird life and featuring gorgeous watercolor illustrations, What Jule Heard at Grassy Sound is a heartwarming story about friendship and the importance of environmental stewardship for readers of all ages.
The Butterfly Who Lost Her Colours
The Butterfly Who Lost Her Colours is a heart-warming and truly unique picture book.Ruby is a little butterfly who wakes up one pale morning... and all her colours are gone.Determined to bring them back, she sets off on a gentle, magical journey - discovering that true beauty comes from within.But here's the special twist: it's the child who helps Ruby find her colours again!Each page invites young readers to take part in the story - choosing Ruby's colours, colouring the scenes, and imagining their own beautiful version of the tale.And when they reach the end, they'll have the chance to see how the author imagined Ruby's world - a magical moment of surprise and inspiration.With delicate illustrations and space for creativity, this book is both a story and an experience - a joyful way for children to explore imagination, emotion, and self-expression. A perfect reminder that every colour begins with a dream.
Wheres the . . . Chick, Duck & Bunny? Springtime Boxed Set
Talented and prolific illustrator Ingela P. Arrhenius's artwork pops in this box set trio from the best-selling felt flaps series, which has sold over two million copies! Each title in this set features five stylishly illustrated spreads that depict your favorite animals: a puppy, a kitten, a bunny, a chick, a duck, and more are all hidden beneath bright felt flaps. With a mirror on the final page of each book, this is the perfect trio to gift little ones and entertain the youngest of animal lovers.Includes: Where's the Bunny?Where's the Chick?Where's the Duck?
Huebert Has A Baby Sister
Huebert Has a Baby Sister is a beautifully illustrated, emotionally rich picture book that helps children prepare for life with a new sibling. Written by veteran pediatrician Dr. Kjartan Armann (Dr. KJ) and brought to life with warmth and whimsy by illustrator Suzanne Pell, this story speaks directly to children navigating the excitement and uncertainty of big life changes.When Huebert's baby sister Blush comes home, things don't just change - they shift in ways Huebert didn't expect. One minute, he's proud to be a big brother. The next, he's overwhelmed by crying, confusion, and missing how things used to be. Through Huebert's unique chameleon lens (and his ever-changing colors), young readers see what it's like to feel happy, jealous, sad, and proud - sometimes all in the same day.With guidance from loving parents and their family's pediatrician, Huebert begins to understand his sister's needs, learns how to comfort her, and discovers that his own feelings are just as important. Along the way, Huebert finds joy in connection, pride in responsibility, and confidence in being himself - even when everything feels new.This book gently addresses topics often left out of traditional new baby stories: how to handle mixed feelings, how to support emotional transitions, and how families grow together - not just the baby. It even includes a glimpse of postpartum adjustment through the eyes of a child, offering a rare and thoughtful look at how young kids experience the emotional shifts in their parents too.
Doggirl
I BELIEVE IN SIGNS.And this one said: "Dog trainer needed immediately. Must provide own dog."I snatched the paper off the announcement board before anyone else could see it.BECAUSE IT'S ABOUT TIME.Meet Riley Case: An expert with dogs, not so great with humans. She has been keeping a low profile at her high school, but when the chance comes to use her talents as a dog trainer to help the drama department in a national competition, she knows she can't stay in the shadows any longer.Funny and tender, with plenty for any animal-lover to love, DOGGIRL and her dogs will steal your heart.
Huebert Has A Baby Sister
Huebert Has a Baby Sister is a heartfelt, full-color picture book about the emotional journey of becoming a big sibling. Written by longtime pediatrician Dr. Kjartan Armann (Dr. KJ) and illustrated by Suzanne Pell, this 96-page story helps children make sense of the big feelings that often come with welcoming a new baby.When Huebert's sister Blush comes home from the hospital, Huebert feels proud... at first. But as the days pass and Blush cries, takes up attention, and changes the rhythm of family life, Huebert's feelings begin to shift. He feels jealous, confused, sad, and sometimes even invisible. Through Huebert's colorful chameleon world - where his body literally changes color with emotion - children are invited to explore their own reactions to change, big emotions, and new roles within a family.The story gently introduces emotional intelligence, empathy, and coping strategies for children ages 3-9. With help from Huebert's parents and their kind pediatrician, Huebert learns how to bond with his baby sister, how to help when she cries, and how to care for his own feelings too. He also learns that even grown-ups - like his mom - can have hard days, and that love and support are the best medicine.Huebert Has a Baby Sister goes beyond a simple "new baby" book. It includes themes of sibling identity, family connection, postpartum emotions, and emotional resilience. It opens the door for conversations about mental health, patience, and love in real family settings.This premium hardcover edition includes full-color artwork, bonus coloring pages, and tips for parents and caregivers written by Dr. KJ. Whether shared at bedtime or in therapy, this book supports growing families with humor, heart, and wisdom. It's the second title in the Huebert series, following Huebert Shares His Feelings.Perfect for families, educators, counselors, and pediatric professionals helping children navigate change with confidence and care.
I Don't Like Cats
In this a tender and beautifully illustrated tale unfolds about a determined young girl who dreams of welcoming a furry friend into her family. There's only one problem. Her father does not like cats.I Don't Like Cats by Howard Kern features the conversation between young Lucy and her father. The two are alone in their house, and, while Lucy has friends at school, her father seems to be increasingly lonely and sad, spending hours just sitting dead-eyed in front of the TV. One day, Lucy gets an idea. She has always felt a special connection to animals-especially cats. After school, she scoops up a neighborhood cat and brings it home, certain that, if her father just holds the cat for a few minutes, he will feel the glow, warmth, and magical ability that cats offer. She hopes that by having a cat, her father will feel less lonely and will get more involved in the activities he once enjoyed.Filled with gentle humor, heartfelt moments, and enchanting artwork, I Don't Like Cats celebrates patience, compassion, and the everyday magic of letting love in. Perfect for young readers and families, this story is ideal for both cat lovers and those who still need a little convincing.
Whooo Is Still Awake?
Follow two curious owls on an enchanting nighttime adventure as they meet other nocturnal animals in this rhyming picture book by the illustrator of the New York Times bestselling Uni the Unicorn series - perfect for bedtime reading! It's time we flew.The night is new - so much to do.Whooo is still awake? As the moon rises and the stars twinkle, two little owls take flight into moonlit woods. With a joyful "Whooo? Whooo?" they explore the night, meeting nocturnal friends along the way. From fluttering moths and playful raccoons to creeping black cats and trotting skunks, each page turn introduces readers to a new surprise. Rhythmic, lyrical text and charming illustrations make this a fun read-aloud for young readers who are curious about the nighttime world. By the time dawn breaks and spiderwebs glisten with dew, everyone will be ready to yawn, coo, and snuggle up for a cozy sleep.
Best Ballerina Friends
Celebrate friendship with Angelina Ballerina and Alice in this heart-shaped board book with foil on the cover! Angelina and Alice love to do everything together. They dance at Miss Lilly's Ballet School, have fun hosting tea parties, encourage each other, celebrate their talents, and more! Angelina and Alice will be best friends forever! (c) 2025 Helen Craig Ltd. and Katharine Holabird. The Angelina Ballerina name and character and the dancing Angelina logo are trademarks of HIT Entertainment Limited, Katharine Holabird, and Helen Craig.
Rival Riders Rising (Horse show suspense stories)
The medal season at Saddle Creek riding school is heating up... and so are the rivalries.When a new boy rider arrives at the barn and immediately stirs drama, Emma and her friends find themselves caught in the middle of jealous whispers, rising tensions, and fractured friendships. Willow is jumping better than ever, but Emma's confidence wobbles as rumors spread and tempers flare.Then everything explodes: Knightfall refuses a jump without warning, the warm-up ring turns chaotic, and someone mysteriously raises a fence on the course. With trust crumbling and the medal final approaching, Emma must choose between fear and courage... before someone gets seriously hurt.Rival Riders Rising is an unputdownable teen horse adventure filled with barn drama, high-stakes competition, and the emotional friendships young riders love. Perfect for fans of Heartland, Saddle Club, and Canterwood Crest, this book delivers the perfect mix of mystery, horse-show tension, and coming-of-age heart.If you love...Riding school storiesFierce but loyal barn friendshipsHorse show nerves and big competition momentsSlow-burn rivalries and real emotional growthEquestrian teamwork, courage, and heart...then you will fall in love with the Saddle Creek Riders series.Join Emma, Willow, Riley, Zoey, Harper, Cade, and their horses as they learn that real bravery is not winning the blue ribbon... it is standing together when everything goes wrong.Book 3 leads directly into the winter storm challenges of Book 4 - Winter at Saddle Creek.A perfect gift for horse-loving teens, tweens, and young riders everywhere.
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A fierce winter storm. A barn full of frightened horses. Four riders discovering what true courage feels like.When a surprise blizzard slams Saddle Creek, Emma, Riley, Zoey, and Harper must face the most intense night of their riding lives. As winds shake the barn and the power fails, their horses panic in the darkness. Working together is the only way to keep everyone safe.Emma finds strength she never knew she had. Zoey learns that leadership looks different for every rider. Riley faces her pride, discovering the value of trust and teamwork. And Harper must stay brave as her beloved mare fights a dangerous colic episode.By morning, the storm has passed, leaving behind deep snow, repaired friendships, and a winter wonderland waiting for their first ride. But not everything is quiet. Strange hoofprints near the trail hint that spring will bring a new mystery.Perfect for fans of Saddle Club, Heartland, and Canterwood Crest, Winter at Saddle Creek is a warm and emotional middle grade horse novel filled with bravery, friendship, and unforgettable winter magic.Readers who love horses, snow adventures, and stories about strong girls will not be able to put this one down.
The New Girl & the Chestnut Mare (Family-friendly horse farm novels)
One new girl. One misunderstood mare. One adventure that changes everything. When Emma Carter moves to the small ranching town of Saddle Creek, she expects loneliness, not a life-changing bond with a fiery chestnut mare named Willow. But as Emma steps into a world of teen horse adventure, she discovers new friends, fierce rivals, and the courage she didn't know she had.Between early-morning chores, horse-show suspense, and the challenges of fitting into a tight-knit barn community, Emma must prove she belongs - both in the arena and in this new chapter of her life. With every ride, she and Willow uncover a deeper mystery at the ranch and form a friendship powerful enough to face any challenge.Perfect for readers who love girls-and-horses friendship stories, teen equestrian mysteries, ranch life coming-of-age fiction, and family-friendly horse-farm novels, this heartwarming first book launches a compelling new series full of adventure, loyalty, and the magic between a rider and her horse.Sometimes the bravest journeys start with a single step into the unknown.
Bandit the Bush Turkey
Bandit the Bush Turkey has a brand-new job on Mr Wumpy's farm, and he's determined to do it right.But when his 'helping' turns into splattered mud and a runaway lawnmower, Bandit realises enthusiasm isn't always enough. Still, giving up is not the bush turkey way and with every mistake comes another chance to try again.In this first Bandit adventure, readers will laugh at Bandit's muddles while cheering for a bird who proves heart will always shine through.
Georgie and the Twelve Missing Pies
Georgie Gorilla wakes up early, and decides to help his stressed mama by making twelve delicious banana pies by himself. When those golden pies are left cooling... they mysteriously disappear!Now Georgie must race through the bustling streets of New York City to find his missing pies before school starts. Along the way, he meets colourful characters who might just help him solve this puzzling mystery.Will Georgie track down his scrumptious pies in time?And what surprising discovery awaits him?Georgie and the Twelve Missing Pies is the second adventure in the beloved series that makes learning grammar fun! Through Georgie's exciting journey, young readers discover how adjectives bring stories to life while learning about kindness, problem-solving, and the power of a positive attitude.Perfect for ages 3-8 - Features bolded adjectives for interactive learning
Cats Don't Like Applesauce, Not Even in Rocky Mountain National Park
Young kids and older students alike will love the sweet story these darling cats tell while delivering so much geographical information about various countries and cities around the world.Cats Don't Like Applesauce is the perfect book for helping to teach social studies to elementary and middle school kids as well as a great resource for all levels of special education students.Enjoy a world where a cute cat travels everywhere, with Yia Yia ad Papa. The question on her mind is if other cats like applesauce. They visit Montana, Paris, London, Amsterdam and many other countries.
Cats Don't Like Applesauce, Not Even in Glacial National Park!
Young kids and older students alike will love the sweet story these darlingcats tell while delivering so much geographical information about variouscountries and cities around the world.Cats Don't Like Applesauce is the perfect book for helping to teach socialstudies to elementary and middle school kids as well as a great resourcefor all levels of special education students.
Squish and Snugg Kind Bunny
It's Bunny's birthday and he's excited to play with all his presents . . . if only he would share them with his friends!Join Bunny as he learns the value of sharing things with the people he loves.Complete with a super-soft fur cover and embroidered details, this sweet book doubles up as a comforting plush toy for little ones to snuggle, squish, and squeeze.
Dungy & Nova's Christmas adventure
Join Nova, a curious and brave leader, and Dungy, her magical dragon friend, on an unforgettable journey through the snowy North Pole! "Dungy & Nova's Christmas Adventure" is a heartwarming picture book bursting with hope, teamwork, and the wonder of Christmas. When Christmas magic begins to fade, Nova, Dungy, Rudolf, and their friends set out on a race against time to find Santa and restore the spirit of the season. Along the way, they discover that believing together can change everything.Richly illustrated in a dreamy, cinematic style, this festive tale is perfect for bedtime, holiday reading, and family sharing. Presented in both English and Dutch on each spread, it's an ideal choice for bilingual families, classrooms, or anyone learning a new language. Part of the beloved "Dungy & Nova" series, created by Studio Kristof, this enchanting story will inspire courage, kindness, and wonder in readers of all ages.For more adventures, activities, and merchandise, visit the official website: www.studiokristof.comA magical Christmas book for ages 4-8 and anyone who still believes in wonder.
It's a Tug Life! (It's a Tug Life! Series Book 1)
"It's a Tug Life!" is an enchanting tale that teaches children about the power of family and the bonds that connect us to our loved ones. This book speaks to everyone who has felt the warmth, happiness, and love of being surrounded by family and friends. In this book, the readers will join Tug on his journey as he discovers the true meaning of family and friendship. "It's a Tug Life!" is full of delightful moments that will keep children and adults alike captivated and engaged. Bring the joy of Tug's journey into your home!
Cats Do Not Cheat
Stacy Zappala is the author of many poems featured in a literary magazine online called, Micromance Magazine. Stacy has two self-published poetry books on amazon.com, one of them is called Inspiration and the other is called Today's Society. You can find them by searching by her first and last name in the search box on amazon.com. Cats Do Not Cheat! is Stacy's first children's book. Milo is a cat that hates losing games, can he learn that playing by the rules is the right thing to do and the only way to keep friends without being a sore loser? When Stacy is not writing she can be found visiting friends, family and spending time with her partner, Brian, and their fur-baby, Milo. Milo is the black cat in the picture.
Georgie and the Twelve Missing Pies
Georgie Gorilla wakes up early, and decides to help his stressed mama by making twelve delicious banana pies by himself. When those golden pies are left cooling... they mysteriously disappear!Now Georgie must race through the bustling streets of New York City to find his missing pies before school starts. Along the way, he meets colourful characters who might just help him solve this puzzling mystery.Will Georgie track down his scrumptious pies in time?And what surprising discovery awaits him?Georgie and the Twelve Missing Pies is the second adventure in the beloved series that makes learning grammar fun! Through Georgie's exciting journey, young readers discover how adjectives bring stories to life while learning about kindness, problem-solving, and the power of a positive attitude.Perfect for ages 3-8 - Features bolded adjectives for interactive learning
The Colourful Feelings Parade
In the magical town of Sutton, the sky shimmers with colours that match the way everyone feels.Yellow butterflies flutter for joy, blue raindrops fall for sadness, green leaves swirl for calm, and red spirals spin for anger.When Milo the monkey wakes up feeling "all wiggly inside," he sets off on a journey to discover what emotions really mean.With the help of his friends - Luna the lion, Tilly the turtle, Benny the bear, and Piper the parrot - Milo learns that every feeling has a place, and all of them are okay.Filled with rhymes, warmth, and beautiful illustrations, the colourful feelings parade is a joyful introduction to emotions that helps children recognise, name, and celebrate the way they feel.
The Cat Who Went to Heaven
Inspired by her travels in Asia, author Elizabeth Coatsworth blends spirituality, art, and compassion in this 1931 Newbery Award-winning story set in ancient Japan. A struggling artist's life is transformed when a calico cat enters his world, bringing him good fortune. Commissioned to paint a scene of the Buddha's death for a local temple, he contemplates the connection between humans and animals in Buddhist beliefs with each stroke of his brush. In a poignant twist of fate, he includes the cat in his depiction--defying the tradition that cats are unworthy of salvation. What follows is a reminder that even the simplest creatures can hold the key to enlightenment and grace. Beautifully enhanced by Lynd Ward's illustrations, this perennial classic imparts universal lessons of acceptance, love, mercy, and sacrifice for children and adult readers.
Share a Hug: Pet Pals
Celebrate the magic of hugs with Share a Hug: Pet Pals, a charming interactive storybook that brings love and warmth to storytime. Featuring adorable lift-the-flap surprises, this book lets children explore the joy of giving and receiving hugs with their favorite furry and feathery friends. Turn each page to meet cuddly kittens, playful puppies, cheerful birds, and other lovable pet pals--all ready to share a heartwarming hug. The fold-around characters and engaging flaps make reading hands-on, fostering curiosity, fine motor skills, and interactive play. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and early readers, Share a Hug: Pet Pals nurtures social and emotional development. Children will learn about kindness, empathy, and love as they watch pet pals hug again and again. Ideal for storytime, bedtime, or gifting, this interactive book is a delightful way to share love and connection with little ones. Key Features & Benefits: Interactive Lift-the-Flaps: Fun surprises on every page keep little hands engaged. Adorable Pet Characters: Kittens, puppies, birds, and more make every hug memorable. Early Learning Skills: Encourages fine motor development, emotional awareness, and social skills. With its cute illustrations, interactive flaps, and lovable characters, Share a Hug: Pet Pals turns every reading moment into a cozy, loving adventure.
Esani Remembers
When Esani the elephant loses her cousin Eta, she wishes she could forget the pain. Through a wise owl's guidance, Esani discovers that memories are echoes of love, and she can cherish the beautiful moments forever in her heart.
Latif Finds His Spot
In Latif Finds His Spot, young leopard Latif dreams of being a mysterious black panther instead of having ordinary spots. A wise owl and surprising friend help him discover that his unique spots tell the story of who he truly is.
Snowflake
This book was created from a bedtime story I told my daughter when she was a young girl. Some nights, she did not want to go to sleep and would ask, "Tell me a story?" Out of the necessity to encourage my daughter to closer her eyes and fall asleep came Snowflake a beloved and standard bedtime tale.
Santa's Magic Key
What happens when Santa loses the one thing he needs to deliver gifts to children all over the world?When Santa's magic key goes missing, his reindeer takes to the skies in search of it. Dancer's journey leads him deep into the snowy woods of Canada, where he meets some woodland creatures who just might be keeping the key among their own treasures.Get whisked away on this Christmas adventure as Dancer takes them on a whirlwind trip around the world to discover festive traditions, the importance of kindness, and the joy of giving.Santa's Magic Key is a delightful holiday story that reminds readers young and old that Christmas is about so much more than presents-it's about sharing, friendship, and the traditions and magic that live in every heart.
Oink Isnt Moo
It's Lucy's fourth birthday. Excitement and joy is all around. Wait until you read what surprises the animals bring Lucy as she enjoys her birthday!
Finding Family
Finding Family is a heartwarming middle-grade adventure that blends the timeless charm of classic animal tales with the humor, heart, and cinematic flair of a Pixar movie. Equal parts thrilling and tender, it invites young readers-and the adults who share stories with them-on a journey that celebrates courage, friendship, and the surprising ways families are formed.The story follows Biscuit, a small squirrel with a big heart, whose ordinary life takes a sudden turn when he's swept away into the unknown. Lost in a midnight forest where every rustle feels like danger, Biscuit collides with Rye-a quick-witted, independent hare (absolutely not a rabbit) with a satchel full of odd treasures and a knack for finding trouble. What begins as a rocky partnership quickly becomes an unlikely bond as the two navigate gardens, caves, and moonlit ravines. Their greatest test comes in the form of Eddie, a menacing black bear who rules the forest with the help of his mischievous raccoon henchmen, the Terror Twins. To survive, Biscuit and Rye must combine hare-brained ingenuity with squirrel-sized bravery, discovering that sometimes family is the friend who refuses to leave your side.Beyond its adventurous plot, Finding Family is a layered story with universal appeal. It tackles themes of loneliness, loss, and forgiveness, but always with a light touch and a sense of wonder. Biscuit represents the longing to belong; Rye embodies resilience and humor in the face of pain. Together, they show young readers that bravery can be learned, hope can be found in the darkest places, and family is often chosen rather than inherited.The book's style is fast-paced, cinematic, and full of read-aloud magic. Children will delight in slapstick humor, playful banter, and dramatic escapes, while adults will appreciate the deeper emotional beats, teachable moments, and echoes of beloved classics. With natural cliffhangers and distinct character voices, it's an ideal pick for family story time, classrooms, and libraries alike.Key Selling Points-Blends humor, adventure, and heart in a style reminiscent of The Tale of Despereaux and The Wind in the Willows-Universal themes of belonging, bravery, and found family make it perfect for schools, libraries, and faith-based readers-Strong read-aloud qualities with memorable character voices and cliffhanger chapter pacing-Broad audience appeal: kids will laugh and cheer, while parents and educators will value the emotional depth and lessons-Author brings lived experience as a father of four and longtime foster parent, grounding the story in authentic themes of family and resilienceAudience: Middle-grade readers ages 7-12, families who enjoy reading aloud, educators, and faith-inspired markets
The Seer of the Guilde
IN THE THIRD installment of The Celestine Chronicles, novice enchanter Marcus Frye sets out to rescue his mother, Ivanore, from the clutches of her archenemy, Chancellor Prost, now the self-proclaimed leader of the Vat矇z. With the help of new allies and old friends, Marcus embarks on his most dangerous quest yet. The fate of his family and the future of his entire kingdom depend on his victory.For ages 10-14
Winston the Siamese Cat
"Grandad and Nan had thought of a plan. They said: 'Your family is inclined to spat and that is why you need a cat.'"Meet Winston the Siamese Cat and his sister Phoebe, two feline additions bought to bring peace to a bickering household. Spoiler alert: things don't go quite as planned!This delightfully chaotic illustrated children's verse novel follows one family's hilarious misadventures with their new four-legged "peacemakers." Told in rhyming couplets, the story captures every purr-fectly imperfect moment as Winston and Phoebe settle into their new home.Winston is everything you'd expect from a mischievous Siamese: Jumping on the coffee machine to warm himself upRunning wild through the house to avoid taking his medicineCausing delightful chaos at every turnPhoebe, his timid sister, couldn't be more different-quiet, cautious, and easily frightened by the world around her.Despite their opposite personalities, the cats get along... it's the humans they can't seem to figure out! What follows is a heart-warming and hilarious tale of family life, furry friendships, and the wonderful mayhem that comes with pet ownership.Perfect for ages 8-12 and ideal for reading aloud to children and grandchildren. Get ready to laugh out loud as this funny, engaging story proves that sometimes the best-laid plans lead to the most unexpected adventures!A charming tale that cat lovers and families will treasure.
Dream Deeply
Midnight sky, bright twinkling light.May your dreams be magic tonight.Journey under the waves and uncover sweet goodnight sentiments to lull your child to sleep while exploring the inspiring ocean world. Each charming rhyme is cleverly linked to a curious creature of the underwater realm. Dream Deeply is a creative and beautiful expression of the parent and child bond artfully illuminated in whimsical and dreamy watercolor. The "deep facts" at the end of the book provide an educational component for the adult reader, who can then share what they've learned as they read the story to their child or re-visit the animals illustrated in the book. The fun facts also allow the book to grow with the child, enhancing early elementary school education in reading and science.
Fang, Bang and the Midnight Mouse
A cozy Christmas mystery full of charm, courage, and cats!It's Christmas Eve at Lane End Farm. The fire crackles, snow falls softly outside, and stockings hang by the hearth. But when a frantic call comes through, clever detective cats Fang and Bang leap into action!The prized Stilton cheese, destined for the grand Christmas feast at King's College Chapel, has gone missing. With the sneaky Midnight Mouse on the loose, it's up to Fang and Bang to follow the clues, catch the culprit, and save Christmas before morning.Fang, Bang and the Midnight Mouse: The Christmas Call is a heartwarming holiday adventure filled with festive fun, gentle mystery, and the magic of friendship. Perfect for children, families, and anyone who loves cozy Christmas stories, clever animals, and happy endings.
The Mother Tree
In the heart of a beautiful forest stands the Mother Tree-ancient, wise, and full of life.Beneath her sheltering branches live a quirky family of animal friends: a feisty survivalist raccoon, an abandoned cat learning to trust again, a gentle motherly bird, a wise old turtle, and a young fox eager to make a difference.When their forest home is threatened, these unlikely friends must come together to protect the tree that unites them all. Along the way, they discover the meaning of friendship, courage, and the importance of caring for one another-and for the Earth itself.With tender moments, gentle humor, and a message of hope, The Mother Tree inspires children to love their world, stand together, and believe that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference.Proudly represented by Crystal Lake Kids-Building Bright Futures Through Books!
Finn's Big Mistake The Forgotten Lunch
In a bright, bubbly home beneath the sea lives Finn, a playful little fish who loves games more than anything else. But one busy morning, Finn makes a big mistake-he forgets to pack his lunch!At school, his tummy rumbles and he tries everything to solve the problem on his own. From seaweed spaghetti to bristle-worm chowder, his friends happily offer their food. But nothing is quite right for Finn. Embarrassed and unsure, Finn finally learns that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is admit your mistake and ask for help.Finn's Big Mistake: The Forgotten Lunch is a heartwarming, rhyming picture book for children ages 4 to 8 that gently teaches lessons about responsibility, problem-solving, and the courage it takes to ask for help. Perfect for classrooms, storytime, or at home, this book is ideal for sparking conversations about: -How to handle mistakes-The importance of listening and slowing down-Why it's okay to ask for help when you need it-Gratitude for kindness from othersWith colorful underwater characters, a playful rhyme scheme, and an ending full of hope, this story will make a splash with children, parents, and teachers alike.
The Mother Tree
In the heart of a beautiful forest stands the Mother Tree-ancient, wise, and full of life.Beneath her sheltering branches live a quirky family of animal friends: a feisty survivalist raccoon, an abandoned cat learning to trust again, a gentle motherly bird, a wise old turtle, and a young fox eager to make a difference.When their forest home is threatened, these unlikely friends must come together to protect the tree that unites them all. Along the way, they discover the meaning of friendship, courage, and the importance of caring for one another-and for the Earth itself.With tender moments, gentle humor, and a message of hope, The Mother Tree inspires children to love their world, stand together, and believe that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference.Proudly represented by Crystal Lake Kids-Building Bright Futures Through Books!
Chelsea the Timid Cheetah Finds Her Courage
The golden sun rises over the vast African savanna, painting the horizon in shades of orange and pink. The air hums with excitement as animals from every corner of the plains gather for the annual Great Race - a celebration of speed, spirit, and community. Elma the Elephant, wise and strong, lifts her trunk high and trumpets the official start. The ground trembles as hooves, paws, and claws pound against the earth, sending up clouds of dust that shimmer in the morning light.But not everyone is racing. Hidden behind a tall anthill, Chelsea the Cheetah crouches low, her sleek spotted coat blending with the shadows. Her heart beats faster than any gallop, but not from running - from fear. Chelsea is the fastest animal on the savanna; everyone knows that. Yet today, she isn't sprinting toward the finish line. She's hiding, worried that if she stumbles or falls, everyone will laugh. What if she isn't good enough? What if she disappoints them all?Just then, a small figure pops up from the grass - Mervin the Meerkat, cheerful and full of energy. With a warm smile, he encourages Chelsea to try, even if she is scared, and his words wrap around her like a comforting hug. Chelsea takes a deep breath, her tail flicking nervously, and steps out of the shadows. The race is already underway, but it's not too late. She joins the runners, her paws striking the earth in powerful strides. With every step, her confidence grows. The wind rushes past her ears, and for the first time today, she feels free.Just as Chelsea finds her rhythm, a desperate cry pierces the air. She skids to a halt. It's Zelda the Zebra - trapped in a muddy gully, struggling to climb out. Panic flashes in Zelda's eyes. Time is running out. Only Chelsea is fast enough to fetch help in time and save her friend.
Eggie's Excellent Excursions
Inspired by a schoolteacher friend, who was looking for vignettes to read her students after lunch, that would leave them with a memorable feeling, author Wolfgang Schultz began imagining a series of kid-centered adventures. Eggie's Excellent Excursions is a humorous collection set at school and out in the community, full of a diversity of students facing challenges and working past them both by themselves and with the help of their friends. As a professional wrestler who entertained at many schools, children's hospital wings, and community events, Schultz learned a lot about young people's cares and concerns. After retiring from wrestling, he began studying psychology, deepening his understanding of child development. He folded those insights into the book.Written in forty-four episodes, Eggie's Excellent Excursions becomes several books in one, making it ideal for children with limited attention spans, ages four to twelve. The younger children will enjoy hearing what school is like and the different friends they might meet, and the older children can think about if they'd handle different problems the same way the characters have. Each episode ends with a recap of morals and lessons as well as questions guiding readers on to the next episode.
Eggie's Excellent Excursions
Inspired by a schoolteacher friend, who was looking for vignettes to read her students after lunch, that would leave them with a memorable feeling, author Wolfgang Schultz began imagining a series of kid-centered adventures.Eggie's Excellent Excursions is a humorous collection set at school and out in the community, full of a diversity of students facing challenges and working past them both by themselves and with the help of their friends.As a professional wrestler who entertained at many schools, children's hospital wings, and community events, Schultz learned a lot about young people's cares and concerns. After retiring from wrestling, he began studying psychology, deepening his understanding of child development. He folded those insights into the book.Written in forty-four episodes, Eggie's Excellent Excursions becomes several books in one, making it ideal for children with limited attention spans, ages four to twelve. The younger children will enjoy hearing what school is like and the different friends they might meet, and the older children can think about if they'd handle different problems the same way the characters have. Each episode ends with a recap of morals and lessons as well as questions guiding readers on to the next episode.
Be Brave, Alice!
Alice is a first grader who has difficulty expressing herself and making friends. She meets Pearl, a mermaid who helps her learn to trust her feelings and speak up. Be Brave, Alice! is for anyone who struggles with self-expression, insecurity, or simply loves a sweet story. "Be Brave, Alice! is a delightful story! Alice is extremely shy around her classmates until she meets a mermaid named Pearl, who helps her discover the courage within. With Pearl's encouragement, Alice finds her voice and learns that it's never too late to be brave!"- Jocelyn M. Lacey, author of Coral's First Sleepover
Dream Deeply
Midnight sky, bright twinkling light.May your dreams be magic tonight.Journey under the waves and uncover sweet goodnight sentiments to lull your child to sleep while exploring the inspiring ocean world. Each charming rhyme is cleverly linked to a curious creature of the underwater realm. Dream Deeply is a creative and beautiful expression of the parent and child bond artfully illuminated in whimsical and dreamy watercolor. The "deep facts" at the end of the book provide an educational component for the adult reader, who can then share what they've learned as they read the story to their child or re-visit the animals illustrated in the book. The fun facts also allow the book to grow with the child, enhancing early elementary school education in reading and science.
