Chicks Don’t Eat Candy (Awesome Animals) by Kelly Tills: Do chicks like sweets? No! They like worms much better. Learn what taste buds are and about all the different flavors. Enjoy hearing kids shout out answers to silly questions like “Can kids taste candy?” Silly science for ages 0-5 and emerging readers up to 1st or 2nd grade.
Princess Ariel and the Frog King by Claire Mills: Embark on a short adventure with Princess Ariel for rare flowers to the tulip river, where dangers will be waiting for you, and the frog king has long been harboring his revenge. But don’t worry, everything will end well. The book about Ariel’s adventures is a great choice before bedtime, story time, or anytime!
The Revolting Vegetables by Mr. Meal: Bruce the Brussels Sprout, Bella Broccoli, Oscar Onion, Leo the Leek along with baby Kenny the Carrot want to be liked as much as the cool Potatoes. The potatoes are very popular – they have motorbikes, girlfriends and play in a band. Fed up with being ignored, the vegetables revolt and demand to be chosen for dinner. What happens next? What a lovely story for kiddies aged 2-5.
In The Shadows of the Campfire by Elvin Creations: Our second Campfire storybook has just released and we are more than happy to share it with our audiences to let the kids and parents enjoy it together during holidays and school breaks. Amazing activity while you gather around the campfire in the garden or in the woods, and even better for sleepovers! We brought the best myths and tales to tell for your kid.
Lulu and Lainey… the Lucky Day by Lois Petren & Tanja Russita: A visit to the Luxembourg Garden with Grand-mère combined with two rambunctious squirrels. What could go wrong? Join them for a fun-filled day sailing boats, riding the carousel, and – of course – knitting. An encounter with a couple of energetic squirrels sends Lainey on an adventure no one expected. Discover why this was such a lucky day.
The Power of the Pearl (The Miracle Prince Book 1) by William Edmonds: When Alaric’s adoptive parents try to eat him, a new life begins on the island of Harramore. Now, in a magical adventure, he must learn to master hidden powers, meet extraordinary creatures and save the world’s most dangerous object from the clutches of evil. The reason? He is the son of the most powerful being ever to exist—the King Guardian, Rei.
Twins Mac & Madi’s Birthday by Linda Herron & Marie Delon: Twins Mac & Madi’s Birthday is a charming story about Mac and Madi planning their 6th birthday and uncovering how their strengths and differences make them stronger. Overall, Twins Mac & Madi’s Birthday will help young readers experience friendship, compassion, strength, and love in an engaging, wholesome way.
The Ballad of Billy McFee by Ruby Mosher: Catch the good fun wave of this new children’s book that can be read as usual or sung to the melody of the viral Wellerman hit! Add your own video to the growing list to show the world how you read or sing the book! Will you read it or sing it? The world wants to know!
A Warmer Planet (Snofluff the Polar Cub) by J.M. Getts: It was a clear Sunday morning in the Canadian tundra. Snofluff the Polar Cub and his best friend Pablo the Puffin were exploring the banks of the Ramsey River when they came upon an unexpected discovery. Come along as Snofluff and Pablo battle global warming and meet some new friends along the way.
The Awesomely Fabulous Dog-Walking Society (Case of the Disappearing Diamonds Book 1) by Tiffany Nicole Smith: Just in time for Middle-Grade March! Business is booming for the Awesomely Fabulous Dog-Walking Society. The girls are so busy, they bring on a new member, Cici. Soon after, diamonds start disappearing from around the neighborhood and all fingers point to Cici. The girls must work together to clear Cici’s name before their business is shut down.
The Lonely Alien (Modern Fables) by Theodore Comino & Maria Belen Salov: Go on a space adventure with the Lonely Little Alien as he makes his way through space. Will he ever find a friend to explore the galaxies with?
Green Thumb (Modern Fables) by Theodore Comino & Maria Belen Salov: A story of a young girl who loves gardening with her mum but cannot understand why her plants are still not growing. Little does she know what nature has in store for her!
What Should I Do? (The Adventures of Harry and Friends 7) by Sarah Beliza Tucker: Harry’s struggling and needs your help! “Oh…No! I just broke my mother’s number one rule. And now the most terrible thing has happened! What should I do?” Will Harry cave under the pressure to stay out of trouble and lie to his mom, or will he tell her the truth and accept the consequences for his actions? Read – “What Should I Do?” Today.
Petunia the Unicorn Moves to the Big City by R.L. Ullman: In this charming new series, Petunia and her unicorn aunt are ready for all the city has to offer! But is the city ready for real-life unicorns? Packed with dazzling illustrations, laugh-out-loud humor, and sparkling unicorn magic, this enchanting new picture book series will leave readers beaming with delight.
Mom, Let Me Cook! The Kids Cookbook by Olivia Brown: You will get more than 100+ recipes designed for kids in this cookbook for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, desserts, and drinks. Cooking is a very important skill set to have for being an independent adult. You will enjoy fun cooking ideas for kids; each recipe is easy to follow, with color photos and interesting tips that will help young chefs enjoy cooking.
Where Is My Little Crocodile?: Onde está o meu pequeno crocodilo? (Where Is…? – Onde está…? Book 1) by Ingo Blum: Teach your children the first words in English or Portuguese. This story is about Charlie the crocodile. He is missing. The search for him is a delightful read-aloud. Can Charlie drive a car? Is he allowed to eat in restaurants? Where did he go? This story is designed to teach children new foreign words and phrases as you read to them. Ages 2+.
His Father’s Mustache (Children Books Collection Book 1) by Sigal Adler: His Father’s Mustache: Ziggy’s dad had a mustache, extra-long, it had shiny hairs, was healthy and strong. When it was cold, and snow hit the ground he wrapped his ‘stache like a scarf all around. When he left the house and said goodbye, his ‘stach left after an hour (and that’s no lie!) The story develops the child’s imagination and teaches valuable messages in a humoristic way with fun rhymes!
Dina the Dinosaurs First Day at School by Avani Miller: Free kindle book today! For your child who loves dinosaurs. This is a heartwarming story about a dinosaur’s first day at school and how anxious the first days can be. A great read at bedtime, or your child can read it at school. Download before the price rises.
Dogfish Stands Up to Bullying (Dogfish Tales) by Rita Reed & Craig Cartwright: It’s the first day of school at Rainforest Elementary, but Pink Dolphin is sad! Join Dogfish and friends as they help, in this story of kindness, friendship, and acceptance. If you enjoy Dogfish Stands up to Bullying, please leave the author a review on Amazon!
The Underers by Justin Christopher: Journee Blake can’t stand the way she looks, despises her brother, and is tired of constantly having to move because her father can’t keep a job. She is elated when she discovers the perfect secret family living beneath her house until they make an unreasonable request. Now she must choose between meeting their demands or losing them forever.
Harlie Doodle Dog: Can I Play Too? by Karina Bossé: Some children find it easy to join a group of children already playing, but for others, this can be very challenging. In this story, Harlie learns how to join in play when Mommy Doodle provides suggestions on how to behave or what to say.
Flowers & Candles: A Technique to Help Children Manage Stressful Situations and Feelings by Julie Fox & Jane Mona: Easy and fun story helping children to manage fear, anxiety, worry, and stressful situations. Using the “Flowers and Candles method” allows a child to give pause to what they are feeling, settle their mind so they can think clearly, and then release the emotion. The book is a perfect addition to your home or school social-emotional library!
A Little Sleepy (Little Bedtime Stories) by R.J. Furness & Kathryn Short: A heartwarming tale, which is perfect for families to share. Filled with beautiful illustrations, grown-ups will adore reading this book to children of any age. With a lasting message about kindness and understanding the needs of others, this story is timeless, and it can be shared over and over again.
Hector the Destructor Goes to the Farm by Kim Fedyk: Hector the Destructor loves being messy. When his parents take him to a farm, will he be able to stay clean? Poop, farts, and mud abound in this comical story about second chances. Age 0-6.
