Too Bright Outside
Too Bright Outside is a soothing, lyrical picture book for sensitive children who feel overwhelmed by noise, crowds, bright lights, busy classrooms, and fast moving days. Set in a lush village called Tukay, the Listening Place, the story follows Awiya, a spirited young girl who experiences the world with intense senses and a tender heart. She loves soft textures, quiet corners, gentle rhythms, and familiar routines. Sharp sounds, sudden changes, crowded spaces, and harsh lighting can feel like too much, too fast, too loud, too bright. When school begins and life grows noisier at home, Awiya starts to wonder if something is wrong with her. What she discovers instead is something far more powerful: she is not broken, she is not difficult, she is not too much. She is simply wired to feel deeply, notice more, and need kindness from a world that often rushes.Written with careful, compassionate language and paired with vibrant, expressive illustrations, Too Bright Outside helps children name sensory overload in a way that feels safe and understandable. The book supports young readers on the autism spectrum, highly sensitive children, anxious children, and any child who has ever felt overstimulated, misunderstood, or out of place. It also gives parents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and therapists a gentle tool for opening conversations about sensory processing, emotional regulation, stimming, inclusion, patience, and empathy. The repeated refrain creates a calming read aloud experience, making it ideal for bedtime, classroom story time, social emotional learning, occupational therapy settings, and family discussions about big feelings.Awiya's journey is simple, relatable, and quietly transformative. She moves through everyday spaces that many children recognize, including school, the market, the park, and home, while learning how to find comfort, safety, and connection without being forced to change who she is. The message is clear without being preachy: different is not bad, different is human. The story reassures children that their needs are valid, their feelings make sense, and the right people will learn how to understand them. Too Bright Outside is a warm, affirming children's book about neurodiversity, sensory sensitivity, friendship, and self acceptance that leaves readers feeling seen, steadied, and hopeful.Perfect for ages 4 to 8, this illustrated picture book is especially meaningful for families navigating autism, sensory challenges, ADHD, anxiety, meltdowns, transitions, school overwhelm, or any child who needs reassurance that being sensitive is a strength.
Play Again
When life knocks you down, how do you stand up again?In a quiet suburban town, young Jesse lives for the thrill of soccer-the feel of the ball at his feet, the cheers from his family on the sidelines, and the dream of playing forever. But one summer day, a terrible accident shatters that dream, leaving Jesse with a broken leg and an even bigger challenge: learning how to walk again before he can ever hope to play again.As the days turn into months of surgeries, braces, and setbacks, Jesse discovers that true strength isn't just in your muscles-it's in your heart, your courage, and the people who never stop believing in you.With unwavering love from his mom, dad, brothers, and even his loyal pets, Jesse's journey becomes more than just recovery; it's a powerful story of family, hope, and the unstoppable spirit of a boy who refuses to give up.Perfect for readers of all ages, Play Again reminds us that no dream is ever truly lost-and sometimes, the hardest battles make the sweetest victory.
The World of Joshua
Step into The World of Joshua: Life on the Spectrum, a heartwarming and insightful story that takes readers on a journey through the eyes of a remarkable 5-year-old boy with autism. Joshua is full of wonder, curiosity, and a unique perspective that makes the everyday extraordinary.From his love of letters, numbers, and farm animals to his challenges with loud noises and routine changes, Joshua's world is vibrant, complex, and deeply personal. Readers will follow his adventures at ABA therapy, his joy at splashing in the pool, and the comfort he finds in his grandmother's hugs and sweet treats. Through it all, Joshua's family supports him with unconditional love, patience, and understanding.This beautifully illustrated book offers a glimpse into the joys and challenges of life on the spectrum, celebrating individuality and the incredible ways people with autism experience the world. The World of Joshua is a must-read for children, families, and educators seeking to better understand and embrace neurodiversity.
It's a Mom!
Babies everywhere need this how-to guide in order to know just how to love and care for their new mom! This fun tongue-in-cheek picture book is perfect for 2 to 5 year olds who want to take care of mom, and new moms who need a laugh. New moms are a lot of work. When do they eat? Sleep? Play? Having a mom is a major responsibility, but little babies have been preparing for this since they were the size of an avocado. If anyone can take good care of a mom, it's a baby! With playful humor and wildly relatable motherhood moments, this how-to picture book flips the script. Beneath the playful tone and humorous moments, It's a Mom gently illuminates the deeper truth that while motherhood is filled with love and joy, it's also layered with exhaustion, self-doubt, and sacrifice. By facing these challenges through the innocent eyes of a baby, the book offers empathy and affirmation, reminding moms that they are seen, valued, and doing an extraordinary job--even on the hardest days.
My Busy Noisy Farm
Young readers ages 2-5 can experience an engaging rhyming story and pretend play adventure doing all the jobs that are done on the farm! Features fun illustrations and 26 sound buttons, and includes an on/off switch on the back cover. This interactive board book lets readers experience all the exciting things that farmers do on the farm! Children can press the buttons on each page to hear the tractor engine running, lambs bleating, ducks quacking, the hay baler working, a hammer banging, and many more sounds. The book features fun illustrations of everyday life and 26 sound buttons and includes an on/off switch on the back cover.
A Magical Passover (Starring the Tooth Fairy)
Jesse loses a tooth on the first night of Passover. Suddenly, the holiday becomes twice as magical. The Tooth Fairy needs to sneak in to collect the tooth. Eliyahu, the Jewish prophet, needs to pop in for a sip of wine. And neither expects the other to be there. So, when these eagerly awaited invisible visitors cross paths, each believes it's their night to shine, sparking a playful rivalry and a few mischievous mishaps. Can they learn to share the spotlight, carry out their important work, slip away without waking Jesse-and avoid being seen for the very first time?Inspired by a true story, A Magical Passover (Starring the Tooth Fairy) is a whimsical tale of two cherished traditions happening at the same house on the same night.
Grandma's Two
Grandma's Two is the second book in the Ella Book Series. It continues the adventures of Ella as she visits her two grandmothers. Learn what fun things she enjoys and how both grandmothers teach family lessons.
Opendeed'sSecret Mission：A Story of Listening, Speaking, and Choosing in a Noisy World
"The world will not always stop for you. But you can stop for yourself." In an increasingly clamorous era, Xiao Lin is an ordinary boy who feels drowned out by the noise of school, the rush of technology, and the hurried pace of the adults around him. His inventions go misunderstood, his voice is often ignored, and he finds himself exhausted by the simple effort of trying to keep up.+4Everything changes when he discovers a mysterious repair shop and meets Opendeed-not an AI or a futuristic tool, but a metaphor for a rare and vital ability: the power of deep understanding.+2Through twelve "secret missions," Xiao Lin embarks on a transformative journey. He discovers that: Listening is a Choice: Understanding others first is the key that opens the lock to their hearts.+1Timing is Everything: Being heard depends not on the volume of your voice, but on finding the right moment to speak.Boundaries are Strength: Learning to say "no" is not about pushing people away; it is about protecting your ability to say "yes" sincerely in the future.+1The Power of Completion: True rest comes not from doing less, but from learning how to give things a quiet, intentional ending.+1Inspired by the timeless artistry of Maurice Sendak, this beautifully illustrated story is more than a children's book. It is an inner rhythm for a new generation. Opendeed's Secret Mission does not teach children how to "win" in the traditional sense; instead, it empowers them to maintain clarity amidst noise, compassion amidst conflict, and authenticity in a world that is always trying to label them.+4Perfect for parents, educators, and young readers, this book provides a sanctuary of quiet reflection, reminding us all that we have the power to stop, see, and think-because we can.
When God Says Roll
Gather round and hear the story of the very first Easter Sunday told by someone who was there. A once-great security guard who was the toughest stone on the block. This proud stone thinks he can handle anything. So, he is convinced that guarding the tomb of Jesus Christ, who claimed to be the son of God, will be no problem at all. Will this job prove itself to be an easy task, or will a simple word from heaven prove that some things are out of this stone's control? What Others Say About This Book: When God Says Roll is a wonderful and inspiring children's book written by Kale Sudhoff and Pastor Craig Flack who share their faith and life lessons in a way that kids can really connect with. Through their story, they remind readers that even when life is uncertain or scary, God has a plan, and we can trust Him to guide us.What makes this book so special is that it comes straight from the hearts of two people who have experienced challenges and learned to listen when God says "roll" - meaning to keep moving forward, even when it's hard. The story is simple, honest, and easy to read, making it a perfect book for kids, families, or church groups.It's a short and meaningful read, filled with encouragement and faith, showing other kids that they're not alone when they face tough times. The message about trusting God no matter what is something that kids - and even adults - can take with them every day.In short, When God Says Roll is a beautiful reminder for children to keep their faith strong and to always move forward with God by their side. A must-read for young hearts needing hope and inspiration!-Patricia Baronowski-Schneider, Successful Minds Podcast HostAbout the Authors: Kale Sudhoff is a 20-year-old Elementary Education student who also has a passion for writing and illustrating Children's books. Being born with a stutter, Kale always tried his hardest to avoid reading while growing up and it wasn't until Kale was fifteen that he ever thought to write a story. Throughout his time as an author, Kale has seen God prove that He can take your biggest insecurities and make them your greatest triumphs.Craig Flack is a Bible teacher who is passionate about making the Gospel of Jesus Christ understandable and applicable. It is in teaching others about Jesus, in whatever medium, that Craig feels most alive. He is the author of, Who is Your Shepherd: A Pastoral Look at Psalm 23. Craig has been married to his wife, Becca, since 2009 and they have two kids, Elsie and Lincoln. In his free time, he enjoys woodworking and good coffee.
Carter Keeps It Clean
Teach your little ones that no mess is too small to make a difference!In this 80-page interactive adventure, join Carter and his neighborhood friends on a mission to protect our world. From the humming engines of the garbage truck to the quiet ponds where turtles play, "Carter's Big Green Mission" combines rhythmic storytelling with high-quality coloring pages to teach essential lessons in community care.Inside this book, children will discover: Inspiring Lessons: Why picking up one piece of paper matters.Environmental Awareness: Protecting our oceans, lakes, and local wildlife.Animal Safety: Why keeping bin lids tight keeps our furry friends like Binny the Raccoon safe.Character Building: How helping others plants a "Happiness Seed" in the community.Perfect for kids ages 3-8, this book is designed to be read together and colored with pride. Whether at home or in the classroom, it's time to grab your crayons and become an Official Super-Helper!
Charlene Stiletto Still Fabulous
Charlene Stiletto has recently returned home from her globe-trotting adventure. While Charlene was out strutting in her fabulous shoes and accompanied by her dog, Boots (her loyal and comedic companion), Charlene started to experience disruption in communication between her brain and the rest of her body. Charlene's whimsical world has been shattered. She journeys through frightening symptoms, numerous medical tests, denial, fear, acceptance, and treatment of the autoimmune disease MS-multiple sclerosis. Charlene discovers the power of bravery, spirit, and acceptance through the therapeutic power of wheels, the love from Charlene's friends, the encouragement from her pup Boots, and the benefits of magic hidden within a paintbrush. Charlene Stiletto realizes she is, in fact, still fabulous, regardless of the life-changing challenges before her.
Ramona's Whimsical Wishes - A Tale of Kindness and Magic in Whimsy Woods
Deep in Whimsy Woods lives Ramona, a curious little fox with a heart full of wonder.While exploring the forest, she discovers a hidden magic wishing well-one with a very special rule: it only grants wishes made for others.As Ramona makes thoughtful wishes for her friends, she begins to learn that kindness, empathy, and caring for others create the truest magic of all.This gentle picture book invites young readers to explore friendship, selflessness, and social-emotional learning through a calm, magical woodland story.Perfect for bedtime reading, classrooms, and quiet moments together, Ramona encourages children to look beyond themselves and make the world a little brighter-one kind wish at a time.Ideal for children ages 3-8 who love animal stories, gentle magic, and heartfelt lessons.
Billy-Bob and the Team Moss Map Board
Billy Bob Moss is having a Stone Day and everything feels heavy.Deep in the Whispering Woods lives Billy Bob Moss, a kind forest friend learning how to handle big feelings in a changing world. With two loving homes and two caring parents, Billy Bob sometimes feels wobbly moving back and forth between them.When the days start to feel confusing and too fast, a wise friend shares a simple visual tool and a special family anchor that help Billy Bob feel steady, safe, and sure of where he belongs.This comforting picture book helps children understand life in two homes, manage big emotions, and feel secure during transitions.
The Children's Book Of Christmas Stories
The children's book of Christmas stories presents a collection of holiday tales that capture the warmth, imagination, and spirit associated with the festive season. The anthology gathers well known stories that blend lighthearted moments with gentle reflections on kindness, joy, and the value of giving. Its introductory section explains the purpose of selecting narratives that embody the heart of the celebration, offering a mix of cheerful scenes and thoughtful lessons suitable for young readers and families alike. The early stories illustrate lively gatherings, hopeful wishes, and the contrast between simple pleasures and deeper longing, showing how characters in different settings experience the season in unique ways. Through scenes of bustling festivities, quiet reflection, and the anticipation that surrounds cherished traditions, the collection highlights the emotional richness of the holiday. The stories work together to evoke comfort, wonder, and appreciation for community, presenting a varied yet unified portrait of what makes this time meaningful.
Weeper
Eleven-year-old Michael Morton is a quiet kid with a big imagination-and a big problem. Bullied at school and grieving the losss of his mother and grandfather, he finds comfort in drawing superheroes and confiding in an old willow tree he calls Weeper.After a fall from the tree leaves him unconscious, Michael awakens in a dreamlike world where he sees his mother again. She reminds him of his strength-and of a mysterious key he once found in his father's drawer.When he wakes, Michael must summon the courage to face his fears and discover what the key truly unlocks.Weeper is a heartfelt middle-grade story about loss, resilience, and the quiet bravery it takes to stand up for yourself.
Charlene Stiletto Still Fabulous
Charlene Stiletto has recently returned home from her globe-trotting adventure. While Charlene was out strutting in her fabulous shoes and accompanied by her dog, Boots (her loyal and comedic companion), Charlene started to experience disruption in communication between her brain and the rest of her body. Charlene's whimsical world has been shattered. She journeys through frightening symptoms, numerous medical tests, denial, fear, acceptance, and treatment of the autoimmune disease MS-multiple sclerosis. Charlene discovers the power of bravery, spirit, and acceptance through the therapeutic power of wheels, the love from Charlene's friends, the encouragement from her pup Boots, and the benefits of magic hidden within a paintbrush. Charlene Stiletto realizes she is, in fact, still fabulous, regardless of the life-changing challenges before her.
Lost in the Big City
Naz and the Nators-your favourite talking potatoes-decide to hitch a ride to the big city and see the sights. Once they arrive at their destination, the Nators decide to explore without Naz, taking in all the unfamiliar sounds and attractions. What they don't know is that they need to remember how to get back to their meeting point with Naz ... The Nators stray farther and farther into the big city until they realize they are lost! Scared and confused, the Nators must learn an important lesson about how to handle a difficult situation-but will they get back to their meeting point in time? ... Or will their ride leave without them?
Lost in the Big City
Naz and the Nators-your favourite talking potatoes-decide to hitch a ride to the big city and see the sights. Once they arrive at their destination, the Nators decide to explore without Naz, taking in all the unfamiliar sounds and attractions. What they don't know is that they need to remember how to get back to their meeting point with Naz ... The Nators stray farther and farther into the big city until they realize they are lost! Scared and confused, the Nators must learn an important lesson about how to handle a difficult situation-but will they get back to their meeting point in time? ... Or will their ride leave without them?
The Forest of Friends
A creature named Robert is excluded from the village of 'Perfect People, ' where everyone looks and acts the same. Using an invisible map, Robert begins a journey to find the Lost City of Friends. Will he ever find friends who accept him for who he is? Read 11-year-old author Adam Samnani's book to find out!All the Write Colors is founded by master writing teacher, Katharine Hsu, M.Ed. Her mission is to build a world of confident kids, one book at a time, through positive and tailored writing classes. Katharine is a former teacher who now teaches private writing classes in the Dallas suburbs. She's developed a teaching approach that effectively brings out children's strengths and supports their learning and emotional needs.Authors at All the Write Colors are kids ages 8-14 from both homeschool and traditional school settings. Many of our authors are gifted and/or neurodivergent. Some of our authors have ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or dysgraphia, and we don't let that stop them from being published authors. In fact, we show them how they were born to be an author! We use book publishing to help kids believe their ideas and writing style are valued.Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube at @allthewritecolors. We'd love to meet you! For more information and teaching resources, please visit allthewritecolors.com
Pippin and the Prickly Dilemma
There's a grumpy, new dog in the park, but he's bullying Pippin and his friends. When the new dog falls into a prickly bush and needs saving, will Pippin do the right thing? Or turn his back? Find out in this exciting 'doggy' adventure. Written for young children, 'Pippin and the Prickly Dilemma' explores bullying, acceptance, forgiveness, and the importance of second chances. This picture book includes interactive components.
Hug OR Shrug
Hug OR Shrug is a warm and relatable picture book about the big feelings that come with small everyday moments. Each morning at school, a little boy greets his friends in his own way. Some days he gives everyone a hug. Other days he hugs only a few. And sometimes he doesn't feel like hugging anyone at all.But while he's simply following his feelings, his friends are left wondering why they were included one day and left out the next. Their hurt feelings grow, even though he never meant to upset anyone.Everything changes when the same thing happens to him. Suddenly he knows exactly how it feels to be left out, and that moment of understanding inspires him to find a new way to greet his friends-one that includes everyone, respects boundaries, and keeps every heart feeling safe.Gentle, thoughtful, and full of social-emotional learning, Hug OR Shrug helps children navigate consent, empathy, and friendship in a simple, child-friendly way. It's a perfect classroom or bedtime read for starting conversations about kindness and inclusion
Rabbi Matzah
It's almost Rosh Hashanah-the Jewish New Year-and Mike and Maya are just trying to survive apple slicing, honey smears, and an overly enthusiastic kazoo. But when a swirl of cinnamon-scented sparkles fills their living room, they are whisked away to a glowing city where shofars echo through the sky, round challahs gleam in golden windows, and every corner hums with the promise of a new beginning.Guided by the ever-dramatic and delightfully mysterious Rabbi Matzah, the children journey through the City of Beginnings, discovering what Rosh Hashanah truly means. Along the way, they learn why the Jewish New Year begins in the month of Tishrei instead of January, how the Jewish calendar follows the moon, and why the sound of the shofar is meant to wake not only our ears-but our hearts.They plant a young fig tree for the future and meet a boy carefully writing names into the Book of the Year. They take part in Tashlich, tossing crumbs into a river and letting go of the mistakes and regrets they don't want to carry forward. They discover that Rosh Hashanah is more than apples dipped in honey or round raisin challah fresh from the oven. It is a time for reflection, growth, and choosing who you want to become.As music rises and lanterns glow, the celebration builds into a joyful reminder that every year offers another chance to begin again-on purpose. When Mike and Maya return home, the room may be a little messy, but something inside them has shifted. The year is new. And so are they.Warm, humorous, and richly illustrated, The Rosh Hashanah Book introduces children to the traditions, symbols, and deeper meaning of the Jewish New Year in a way that feels accessible, meaningful, and magical. Through storytelling and expressive artwork, young readers encounter the shofar, teshuvah, Tashlich, holiday foods, and the idea of renewal in a way that is both educational and emotionally resonant.Designed for families, classrooms, synagogues, and holiday gift-giving, this beautifully produced hardcover edition offers a lasting celebration of Jewish tradition and the courage it takes to begin again. Thoughtful yet playful, reverent yet warm, it invites children-and the adults who read with them-to step into the new year with intention, kindness, and hope.Part of the Rabbi Matzah series, this volume combines imagination and tradition in a story that honors heritage while speaking directly to the hearts of modern readers.Suitable for ages 6-10.
Orchestra for Oliver
This sensitively told story about a family receiving a negative prenatal diagnosis is a gentle way to prepare siblings of an unborn baby who may not survive long after birth. Illustrations by Estelle Corke gently communicate the story, in which the family decides to focus on spending well the time they have with little Oliver, making intentional memories. Prayers and memory-making ideas are included to use during the life of, and in the event of the loss of, the baby.
Dirt Dog Invites Prissy Poodle to the Prom
Getting clean is easy. Showing kindness along the way is what matters most.Dirt Dog has finally worked up the courage to ask an important question. After getting cleaned up and ready, he sets out to invite Prissy Poodle to the Paw Party Prom.But when the day does not go as planned, Dirt Dog faces one challenge after another. Instead of giving up, he keeps choosing kindness, courage, and care for others.Through Dirt Dog's story, children learn that confidence does not come from looking perfect. It grows when we do the right thing, even when things feel hard.Perfect for ages 4-8, this heartwarming picture book is designed for read-alouds at home and in the classroom. Parents and educators will appreciate a story that encourages character, empathy, and confidence in a gentle, reassuring way.
When Mommy And Daddy Were Little
Have you ever wondered what things were like when your parents were little? Find out how THEY grew up with Tory and Andy as they take you through their presentation for school. Parents will enjoy it as they relive the world of the late 20th century and early 2000s where watching a movie at home meant going to the video store to rent a video (don't forget to rewind!) and returning it the next day, playing video games meant cartridges and wired controls, as well as dialup internet!! How things have changed since!
Daisy's Brave Week at Camp
Daisy and Eli are back at camp, To spend some time with Gramma and GrampBut this is Daisy's first time away.She's afraid of everything that comes her way!The goose, the minnows, the bat at night, The owl that hoots when they turn out the light.What can she do to conquer her fears?How will she ever wipe away all those tears? A heart-warming children's picture book about courage, bravery and overcoming fears, set on a cozy family camping adventure with Gramma and Gramp. Filled with giggles, this read-aloud story is perfect for preschool and early-elementary children and comes to life with original hand-painted watercolor illustrations on every page, making it a comforting bedtime story children will want to read again and again.
Mumma Says
"Mumma Says" brings together heart-warming stories that capture the beauty of childhood, the wisdom of motherhood, and the small but powerful moments that shape young minds.Set in familiar situations and told with warmth and simplicity, these stories are crafted to nurture emotional intelligence, manners and moral values in a way that feels natural and comforting. Perfect for parents who want to raise kind, thoughtful and emotionally aware children.
When Mommy And Daddy Were Little
Have you ever wondered what things were like when your parents were little? Find out how THEY grew up with Tory and Andy as they take you through their presentation for school. Parents will enjoy it as they relive the world of the late 20th century and early 2000s where watching a movie at home meant going to the video store to rent a video (don't forget to rewind!) and returning it the next day, playing video games meant cartridges and wired controls, as well as dialup internet!! How things have changed since!
Johnny Sox
Every parent hopes to raise a child who is kind, compassionate, and confident.Johnny Sox: Warm Feet, Warm Hearts is a gentle bedtime story about noticing others and helping in small but meaningful ways.Through a warm, relatable journey, children learn that kindness doesn't have to be loud to matter-and that even the smallest acts can make a big difference.Perfect for ages 3-7, this story invites quiet conversations, thoughtful questions, and cozy moments at bedtime.A bedtime story that helps raise good humans.
Johnny Sox
Every parent hopes to raise a child who is kind, compassionate, and confident.Johnny Sox: Warm Feet, Warm Hearts is a gentle bedtime story about noticing others and helping in small but meaningful ways.Through a warm, relatable journey, children learn that kindness doesn't have to be loud to matter-and that even the smallest acts can make a big difference.Perfect for ages 3-7, this story invites quiet conversations, thoughtful questions, and cozy moments at bedtime.A bedtime story that helps raise good humans.
The Adventures of Honey, Bunny and Funny; Funny's Day of Fun!
What happens when fun, friendship, and kindness come together?Welcome to the enchanted Panda Forest, where three lovable panda triplets - Honey, Bunny, and Funny - turn an ordinary day into an unforgettable adventure!In The Adventures of Honey, Bunny & Funny: Funny's Day of Fun!, young readers follow Funny the panda on his special "Fun Day" filled with creativity, laughter, and playful surprises. From building a twisty bamboo maze and splashing in a shiny pond, to stacking a wobbly banana tower that goes CRASH, this heartwarming children's picture book is packed with joyful moments and colorful forest friends.But when the fun gets a little too wild, Funny learns something important: The best kind of fun is kind fun - the kind that makes everyone happy.This beautifully illustrated bedtime story encourages: - Kindness and empathy - Friendship and teamwork - Positive behavior and emotional intelligence - Sharing, responsibility, and caring for othersWith gentle repetition, engaging dialogue, and vibrant illustrations, this read-aloud picture book makes storytime interactive and meaningful. Parents, grandparents, and teachers will love the positive message, while children will fall in love with the adorable panda characters and their magical forest adventures.If you're looking for: - A children's book about kindness - A bedtime story with a positive message - A fun preschool picture book - An educational story about friendship - A heartwarming panda adventure for boys and girlsThen Honey, Bunny, and Funny are ready to welcome you into their world.A delightful read-aloud story that blends fun, laughter, and life lessons in one unforgettable adventure.Join the panda triplets and discover why kindness makes every adventure even better.From the creators of the growing Honey, Bunny & Funny series, this charming children's picture book is ideal for bedtime reading, classroom discussions, gift giving, and building emotional intelligence in young hearts.Come explore the Panda Forest - where every adventure ends with a happy heart.
Fairy Tears
A child tired of being told what to do. She was annoyed by her parents' nagging.One small wish shifts everything she knows.A heartfelt tale of love, time, and listening.
We Are Santa's Elves
Since ancient times, people around the world have told folk tales of mysterious little beings who protect nature, play games and perform wondrous feats of magic overnight while humans sleep. That's us. We Are Santa's Elves. In this children's picture book, Professor Amber Kringle from the North Pole Embassy School introduces elves from over a dozen diverse countries to help children connect their own cultural heritage with Santa's magical world at the North Pole.
Hoop Dreams
Hope and Harriet can do anything and everything together through the strength of their friendship, until one day.Hope and Harriet's friendship is made of whispered secrets, giggles, and dreams. They pretend an imaginary world in which they can do anything and everything together.Until one day at the park, Harriet is asked to join a basketball team, but Hope can only watch from her wheelchair.Through the strength and determination of friendship, Hope and Harriet find a way to always do anything and everything together.Hoop Dreams is a social-emotional learning story. It teaches readers the power of friendship and compassion through the diversities of race (Hope is Thai) and disability. Hope and Harriet express, individually and through friendship, the layers of loyalty, acceptance, perseverance, and teamwork. This story also highlights the abilities of those with disabilities.Special thanks to Holt International Children's Services.
This Little Witch - At Christmas
Esmerelda is a little witch with a very big countdown!December has arrived, and every day is filled with something new to stir, sprinkle, craft, or create. From brewing peppermint tea, to visiting her woodland friends, Esmerelda's to-do list keeps growing.Join her as she counts down the days until Christmas in this warm, whimsical celebration of magic, friendship, and festive fun.
The Thankful And Giving Turkey
The book The Thankful and Giving Turkey is written by Lisa W-Knox, M.Ed. This is a children's book, and it is about a Turkey that lives on a farm with a lot of animal friends. Turkey believes that each friend should receive a special gift. Therefore, Turkey decides to gather meaningful gifts to give to his friends.Turkey presented gifts to all of his friends without asking for anything in return. He put a lot of thought into each gift, which showed how much he cared about his friends. Everyone felt valued because Turkey was so thoughtful. Each animal says thank you to the Turkey in their own language. Everyone on the farm is happy because Turkey is nice and kind. It is a simple and cute storybook for young readers.This book teaches kids how to be kind and the importance of helping others. It indicates that you don't have to provide expensive things to show that you care. You can show a lot of love with even small things. The characters in this book make it enjoyable for kids to read. Its playful writing style keeps kids interested and makes reading time fun.The Thankful and Giving Turkey is a great educational book that teaches kids simple lessons. This book is also suitable for bedtime reading. Come along on this fun adventure with Turkey!
Caleb Learns Flexible Thinking
Caleb Learns Flexible Thinking is a gentle, faith-based children's picture book that helps young readers navigate change, manage big feelings, and practice flexible thinking when plans shift unexpectedly.Caleb is an eight-year-old boy who loves routines, spending time at the park, and being with his mom and younger sister, Love. When small disruptions challenge his carefully planned day, Caleb begins to feel overwhelmed. With patient guidance from his mother and encouragement rooted in Scripture, he learns that while planning is important, staying flexible and trusting God brings peace and confidence when circumstances change.Through relatable family moments, practical coping strategies, and the reassuring message of Proverbs 16:9, this story models emotional regulation, problem-solving, and faith-centered resilience. Caleb discovers that he can make a plan with purpose and trust that God is still working all things out for good.Especially supportive for autistic children and those who struggle with rigid thinking or transitions, this story remains accessible and encouraging for all families seeking to nurture emotional growth and flexible thinking in their children.
My Baby Doll
My Baby Doll is a tender picture book that celebrates the special bond between a mother and daughter and the quiet ways love is learned, mirrored, and passed on.When a young child receives her first baby doll, she pours her heart into caring for it in the only way she knows how, by imitating the gentle love she sees every day from her own mother. From rocking and comforting to whispering soft reassurances, each moment reflects the powerful example set before her.Through soft, rhythmic language and thoughtful repetition, My Baby Doll captures the beauty of everyday nurturing moments. The story shows how children naturally reflect the care they receive, transforming play into a meaningful expression of connection, empathy, and trust. As the child lovingly tends to her doll, readers witness the beginnings of emotional understanding and bonds that reach beyond a single generation.Perfect for shared reading with young children, My Baby Doll invites parents, caregivers, and little ones to slow down and savor the simple joys of togetherness. It encourages conversations about love, kindness, and emotional awareness while offering reassurance and comfort.Warm, gentle, and deeply relatable, My Baby Doll is a heartfelt tribute to the way love grows through example. It is an ideal addition to home libraries, classrooms, and storytimes, offering a meaningful reading experience that resonates with both children and the adults who read alongside them.
The Tallest Problem on the Farm
A story about finding where you belongWhen Gerald the Giraffe arrives at Sunny Meadow Farm, everyone is excited to welcome their new friend-until bedtime comes and Gerald discovers he's too tall for the barn!Gerald's head bumps the ceiling. He can't squeeze through the door. He doesn't fit anywhere! His new friends refuse to give up on him. Cat measures, Cow brings wood, Pig adds soft straw, Chicken decorates with ribbons, and Horse hauls in a tall ladder. Together, they build Gerald the tallest barn the farm has ever seen.But when Gerald steps inside... CRASH! BANG! TUMBLE! The barn collapses in a spectacular heap.Sitting in the grass surrounded by broken wood and scattered straw, Gerald feels like he'll never belong. That's when Cat asks a simple question that changes everything: "Where did you sleep before you came here?"Gerald's answer leads the farm animals to a wonderful discovery-sometimes the perfect solution isn't about changing who you are, but finding where you truly belong.Perfect for children ages 3-7, The Tallest Problem on the Farm is a heartwarming tale about: Embracing what makes you differentThe power of friendship and teamworkProblem-solving and creative thinkingFinding where you truly belongWith a touching message from Gerald himself and fun facts about all the farm animals, this book will become a bedtime favourite that children will ask for again and again."You don't need to change who you are, you just need to find where you belong."
Frank, The One-Eyed Wonder Belongs
Frank is a One-Eyed Wonder!When others around him feel unsure, different, or left out, Frank shows them what belonging really means.Through kindness, curiosity, and confidence in who he is, Frank helps his friends discover that there is room for everyone, just as they are. This heartfelt picture book celebrates acceptance, inclusiveness, and emotional well-being, reminding children that no matter their differences, they deserve to feel like they belong.Perfect for ages 5-8, This book supports early childhood learning by encouraging empathy, self-expression, and a strong sense of connection, making it a great read for families, classrooms, and libraries.
We Wish We Could
Meet Teddy, a young bear cub who can no longer live with his bear parents. Like many children in foster care, Teddy must learn to live in two worlds as he navigates new relationships while holding onto the love of his first home.We Wish We Could: A Foster Care Story is a heartfelt picture book that explores themes of love, loss, belonging, and resilience. Through gentle storytelling and tender illustrations, children in care - and the families who support them - will see their experiences reflected with honesty and hope.Created with compassion and lived experience, this story offers a safe space for children to explore complex emotions and understand that they are not alone. Parents, carers, educators, and support workers can use this book to open conversations and build understanding around foster care.
Gundy's Walkabout Guide
Gundy, an orphaned, blind baby wombat finds himself in an unfamiliar place with strange sounds and smells and no mum to care for him. He is scared and lonely. Happy Feet, the emu, tells him not to be afraid as he will introduce him to the other residents. Gundy worries the others may not like him because he is not like other wombats. Happy Feet tells hm being different doesn't matter at the sanctuary as many of the animals are different. Gundy then worries that he may not be safe because he cannot see, so Happy Feet offers to be his guide emu. As they explore the sanctuary together they meet Arnold, the koala, Miri, the dingo, Aisha the wallaby and the rangers - each of them different in their own way. Gundy realises that being different does not matter and that he has found a new, safe home and a new family.
Mumma Says
"Mumma Says" brings together heart-warming stories that capture the beauty of childhood, the wisdom of motherhood, and the small but powerful moments that shape young minds.Set in familiar situations and told with warmth and simplicity, these stories are crafted to nurture emotional intelligence, manners and moral values in a way that feels natural and comforting. Perfect for parents who want to raise kind, thoughtful and emotionally aware children.
Mommy Always Comes Back
Starting school is a very BIG first step, especially if you're a first-timer!Come along with Sam as he begins preschool-he has a new backpack, light-up shoes, and he's very excited to see what school is all about.He knows he's going to make friends and try new things, but he has one thought that just won't go away...will Mommy come back?
Nothing But Fun in Noisy Village
The final book in the beloved Noisy Village trilogy from Pippi Longstocking author Astrid Lindgren! Noisy Village is a small place, with just three farmhouses and six children. But in the idyllic Swedish countryside, there is still much to be entertained by, and Lisa and her five best friends have rollicking adventures. In this book they'll play shipwrecked pirates, bring a little lamb to school, camp out under the stars, and so much more! From the beloved author Astrid Lindgren, Nothing But Fun in Noisy Village will delight and inspire readers of all ages. Whether familiar with Pippi Longstocking or new to the Lindgren books, readers young and old will have a blast reading about the antics of Lisa and her friends. With beautiful black-and-white illustrations from Mini Grey, good times abound in Noisy Village!
I Love You Rain or Shine
This heartwarming story reminds little ones how precious they are and shows them that love can weather any storm. I love you so much, little one.I love you rain or shine.We'll always have each other -I am yours, and you are mine. No matter how the world changes, Big Frog loves Little Frog unconditionally--when the bright sun beams down, when gray clouds swell, when rain pitter-patters on the pond, and when a colorful rainbow paints the sky. And there's no end to the adventures they have together! A heartwarming, lyrical celebration of unconditional love, perfect for sharing with a special little one.
The Easter Hug
God is a big hugger!It's Easter time and little Anna is excited to celebrate with her family. At Sunday school, she and her brother, Charlie, learn that Easter is a celebration of God's love. At first, it's hard for Anna to fathom such an abundant, unconditional love. But after Anna has a dream about God hugging the whole world, she shares her message with her Sunday School class. Everyone, including her teacher, agrees that God's loving hugs can be felt universally. Written by retired Presbyterian pastor Gus Succop, The Easter Hug is a beautiful reminder of the message of Easter and God's unwavering love for all.
Between the Lighthouse and You
A debut middle-grade novel about a town that can receive messages from the dead, and the young boy and girl who form an unlikely friendship to contact their lost loved ones and face their grief--perfect for fans of the New York Times-bestselling Wish by Barbara O'Connor. Alice Jones's mother died in a boating accident. Well, that's what everyone says. Alice doesn't believe them--her mother's body was never recovered off the coast of Aviles Island, and Alice has always thought she might still be out there somewhere. Then Alice discovers that the residents of Aviles know how to communicate with loved ones who have died. If Alice can go there and try to contact her mother, she might have all the answers she needs. For generations, Leo Mercury's family has been in charge of the Aviles Island lighthouse, and Leo himself is determined to take after his beloved grandfather and be a Lighthouse Keeper one day. When nosy Alice Jones shows up for the festival, asking questions about the tidings that outsiders shouldn't, Leo knows it's up to him to protect the island's traditions. But he starts to realize that he and Alice may actually want the same things--and together, they can believe in the impossible, even if no one else will. Between the Lighthouse and You is an emotional, heartwarming story about love, grief, and letting go.
