Juvenile Fiction
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A World Divided
The Fairy Princess Chronicles - Book 1 by Cynthia A Sears
Elizabeth’s sixteenth birthday was fast approaching and for the daughter of the King and Queen of Elnara, kingdom of the fairies and elves, that meant that she would have to attempt the magical transformation that would change her from Lady ...
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Coyotes in the Coulee
by Wes Geddert
Flowers, ladybugs, owls and coyotes... our earth is filled with amazing sights and sounds, the most delightful being the laughter of children at play. This book celebrates the 'perfectly ordinary' things in a child's perfect day. Young readers are ...
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Leif Falls
by Madeline Rivers
Big Changes for Little Leif Leif loves living high up in his tree. But when the other leaves start to fall, Leif is faced with a big decision. Does he stay alone in his familiar tree, or jump into the unknown with his friends? Then Leif meets ...
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Mya's Big Imagination
by Marni Kay
Mya loves to play dress-up. Her big imagination lets her become anything she likes—a princess, a superhero, or even a puppy! Mya’s imagination gives her new ideas every day—until one morning when it doesn’t. What happens when Mya is stuck being just ...
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Black and White Friends
by Betsy Hirsch Rosen
Black and White Friends is the story of Ziggy the Zebra and the black and white friends he comes across as he steps out of his front door one sunny morning: a bird, a dog, a panda, a skunk, and two penguins. Through the friends' adventures in ...
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A Wild Ride
by Shellene Ramsahoye
A story of adventure, survival, friendship, and personal journey, A Wild Ride features thirteen-year-old Justin Attwood, who is sent to a summer wilderness camp at the insistence of his father. Although reluctant to attend the camp, Justin fears ...
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The Boy Who Grew Big and Strong, Healthy and Smart
by Floravez Graciela Grageda
This is a story of a young couple who frequently endures a situation where their little boy often throw tantrums during meal times while their 2 younger children are quite healthy eaters. A dilemma of quite a few if not many parents raising young ...
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How Many Grandmas Does It Take To...
by Marcia Jacobs and Elyse Feldberg
In a world where teenagers cannot complete a call on a rotary phone after four minutes of valiant but futile attempts, two grandmas babysit their grandchildren while surrounded by toys and gadgets that neither they nor anybody else could have ...
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The Fantastic Fridge
by Mimi Ide
On a trip to Grandma’s, a child discovers a startling, amazing, mysterious truth about the old fridge in the basement. THE FOODS IN THE FRIDGE ARE ALL ALIVE! But how? And who will believe it? Readers young and old will love this delightfully ...
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Charlie Lou Goes to the Rodeo
by E. Alan Fleischauer
Join Charlie Lou as she goes to her first rodeo with her Grandpa Alan. While her grandpa is getting cotton candy, Charlie Lou notices a classmate with autism who is being bullied. Using her quick thinking, she confronts the bully and defends her ...
