Childrens Picture Books
Claiming Her Crown follows Laia as she learns that not everyone who seems kind has good intentions. With courage, patience and wisdom, she discovers the importance of trusting her instincts and making safe, thoughtful choices.
Laia discovers that true friendship means including others, even when they seem different. As hurtful words and bullying divide new friends, kindness, courage and understanding help bring everyone together once again.
Homes hold onto the history of their families. As a young girl, Lily, is playing in her family’s old house, Lily comes across a hidden chest of antique keepsakes, unaffected by generations of storms and floods across the New Orleans coastal area. Lily’s mysterious odyssey truly begins as a ship sets...
Follow the Chameleon across the road in Uganda! There are challenges on the way and doubts in his heart. Will he make it?
When Sam, a sensitive and imaginative sparrow, is born high atop a clock tower, he realizes he has a mortifying fear of heights and, at first ashamed he’s different, he ultimately finds that there is nothing wrong in both being himself and accepting a helping wing to gain confidence.
When Mac asks his dad, "What's for dinner?," the answer is "Nun-ya!" With the help of his friends, Mac imagines it could be anything—from a horrible dish his dad once tried to the worst food imaginable, or even ice cream! "What's for Dinner?" is an adventure that will keep parents and kids guessing!
Star the cat is visiting New York City for the first time and can’t wait to see the sights! From the towering buildings to the bustling streets, everything is new and exciting. But when Star meets a lost kitten named Jet, her adventure truly begins. She explores the city, visits the Natural History...
Eamonn is a bat who loves the light. He is used to exploring and living in a world where everything goes his way until he comes across a flower that is closed to the world. This rather rattles the poor bat. A bat who likes the light, a flower who likes the dark… everything is a bit topsy turvy until...
