Where giggles rhyme with dreams and every page bursts with color, this poetry book for young children is a joyful journey into the imagination of childhood. A Rainbow of Poetry for Children by Miriam Kam Weisbrod is a charming collection of poems that celebrates the whimsical, the heartwarming, and the downright funny moments that fill […]
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In the heart of Costa Rica’s lush rainforest, a clumsy tiger cat and a clever parrot forge an unlikely friendship that will warm your heart and teach powerful lessons about courage, kindness, and resilience. Diana Alvarez’s The Coco Loco Tiger of the Mountain is a delightful tale brimming with adventure, humor, and heartfelt moments. Narrated
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Can a little rooster with a stutter find his voice and wake the King of Hawaii? In Ricky the Chickee Sings for the King, Diana M. Alvarez brings us an inspiring and heartwarming story of learning bravery, kindness, and persistence. This children’s book is written and illustrated by Diana M. Alvarez, a retired teacher with
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“Being different isn’t a weakness; it’s a superpower.” In Aaron the Different, Etty Burk brings this powerful message to life through the story of a small, emerald green boy named Aaron, who lives on the planet Astron. Unlike everyone around him, Aaron is short and round, while his peers are tall and purple. As Aaron
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Busco is no ordinary dog—he’s a lovable mutt with a big heart, a story full of hope, and a message that will inspire readers of all ages. In Busco: We Are All Just Mutts After All, author Robert Kowalski takes young readers on an emotional adventure that begins with Busco feeling unnoticed and unloved. But
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I Know How to Draw an Owl by Hilary Horder Hippely, illustrated by Matt James, is a moving story that offers a compassionate glimpse into the life of a young, unhoused child. In this story, a group of diverse students is tasked with drawing owls, and Belle’s drawing stands out for its lifelike quality, particularly
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It Belongs to the World: Frederick Banting and the Discovery of InsulinBy Lisa Katzenberger; illustrated by Miss Diabetes A warm yet somewhat scattered narrative on the groundbreaking journey of Frederick Banting’s discovery of insulin—a treatment that changed the lives of many with a severe autoimmune disorder. The book recounts Banting’s commitment and determination, highlighting his
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In Pig Town Party by Lian Cho, a young girl receives an intriguing invitation that reads, “Dear Cutie: You are invited to the annual Pig Town Party.” The girl, tan-skinned with black pigtails and an expressive face, is curious—especially since she has no idea where Pig Town is! She asks a pig mail carrier for
