Juvenile Fiction
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So There's a Sibling
by Sarah Land
In So There’s a Sibling, a mother explains to her young child that a new baby is on the way, touching on the worries and excitement of growing a family. What if you cry? What if you fight? How will we handle being up through the night? With all ...
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Unlikely Friends
Encouraging Friendship, Diversity & Anti-Bullying by C.J. Althammer
Sofia the Scarecrow and Crew the Crow might seem like an unusual pair, but their differences create a strong bond that blossoms into an unwavering friendship. When Sofia notices the lonely little crow being bullied and excluded by his peers—all ...
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All the Darkness
by P. Marcelo W. Balboa
In a deep sleep the dreams of a world not real but as real as a child could make it opened the eyes of author P. Marcelo W. Balboa. He sat up and began drawing. Each page filled with ease as a story of a young boy enduring the hardship provided by ...
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The Belly Button Bandits
by Phil Renzoni and Adam Vanderkolff
On a beautiful day in Bakersfield, Brian Bigalow, his brother Brent and their sister Belinda wake to find that their belly buttons have been burgled! Accompanied by their British bulldog Barry, the Bigalows begin their search for the thieves who had ...
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Florence the Deer and Friends
by Mary Elizabeth
Florence The Deer and Friends is a whimsical journey, into teachable moments that are captivating for children of all ages, any stage of life, all around the world! Florence The Deer and Friends struggle with conflicts we all do, but together, they ...
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It's Too Hot!
by Jason Garner and Tony Fu
Dinner is ready! There's only one problem - it's too hot! The solution? Go on an adventure of course! Join a young boy as he seeks to cool down his favourite meal in any way possible - even if it means journeying to the coldest of locations to do ...
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Three Tooth Fairies Flutter, Flax, and Sam
The Day Sam Gets Fired! by Lillie Sandstrom
Three Tooth Fairies Flutter Flax and Sam The Day Sam Gets Fired is a book about tooth fairies. Most tooth fairies are Very Good. They pay attention to their assigned families and replace the teeth kids put under their pillows with prizes on the same ...
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Tony's New Friend
by Karen Anne De Santis
Little Tony is looking for a new friend. He meets Forrest who lives nearby in a nursing home. Tony soon discovers the benefit of helping others and realizes that he can make a difference in someone's life. Follow Tony and Forrest as their new ...
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Easton, What Do You See?
by Char Nair-Gafur
Easton, What Do You See? is a children’s story that appeals to children 0-5 years of age, of either gender. In it, a mother and son explore the city on several different occasions and come up with a game called "Easton, What Do You See?" The mother ...
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What Will Jack Bring?
Making Moments With Grandma Ellen by Marlane Pentelechuk
Jack is very excited to begin his special weekly visits with his Gram now that his older brother, Henry, is in school. Often, visits with Gram include taking a trip to visit Gram's mom, Grandma Ellen. But Grandma Ellen has dementia, so she is ...
