Juvenile Fiction
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Elisabeth's Miracle
by Vanessa Siso
"Elisabeth’s Miracle" is a heartfelt story that addresses the pain of losing someone because of how different you are. It uses friendships, faith, sock puppets, and love to inspire children to celebrate the uniqueness inside them and embrace the...
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Sometimes My Brain is Mean to Me
by Jamie Lee O'Neill
Many children struggle with negative self talk. As a parent, it can be really tempting to respond by offering your child reassurance, or by directly contradicting the negative statements. However, we can’t always be there to help our children...
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The Princess and Sir Frog Harris
by Chaachee
Princess Tepelia is out for a walk in the palace gardens when she drops her gold locket into a pond. Before she can get it back, a frog grabs the pretty necklace. And that frog… can talk! He refuses to give the locket back to Tepelia unless she...
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The Stoplight
by Candace Breanne
The Stoplight is a story about life and love told through an inanimate object. It tackles the complex issue of grief and introduces it to children in words they will understand. The Stoplight allows for the reader to connect with an object with...
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Norah's ABCs
All the Best Words to Live Your Life and Grow by Marlane Pentelechuk
Norah Ellen LOVES words. She learns that words are important and can be more than just names for things. Words are able to teach us how to act, hope, and dream. Words can bring us joy! This little alphabet book goes beyond the basics of “apple to...
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Who is your Daddy, And what does he do?
by Kelly Williams
Who is your daddy and what does he do? What is he doing when he’s not with you? Who Is Your Daddy and What Does He Do? is a delightful rhyming story that imagines all the different careers that a dad might have. He could be a pilot, or an...
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Suzy Snake, Garden Explorer
by Sandra R. James
Suzy Snake loves her garden home, with its flowers and shrubs and vegetable plants creating a perfect place for her to enjoy the sunshine and eat the many yummy pests that live there, too. Life is almost perfect until a new family moves into the...
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Dog Packs
Rise of the Rats by Harmony Taylor
What seems like a normal day of hunting for Killer, leader of the dogs of the forest, is interrupted when his sister River is attacked by a rat. This attack gives way to an invasion of massive rats led by the powerful Kronos that threatens the...
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Chaplin the Rescue Dog
by Taylor Stewart
Chaplin had spent what felt like forever waiting in a Florida shelter. Each time a new person came in to adopt a pet, he wagged his tail and “smiled” as only a dog can, but no one seemed to notice. Was it because he was too old? Everything...
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Logan's Many Hats
by Rita Russell
As children our imaginations can soar with just the tip of the hat. Logan's many hats is about a boy who is not sure about what he wants to do or who he wants to be. Like a lot of kids his age, he's curious, and thinks about it. So he tries a...
