Juvenile Fiction, Family
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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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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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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 ...
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Walter's Christmas Angel
by Gregory Peachey
‘Walter’s Christmas Angel is an enchanting CHRISTmas story about a special relationship between a stray dog and a little boy named Walter. Walter is an adventurous boy eager for Santa’s Christmas visit. In his impatience for the special day, he puts ...
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The Red Ribbon Woods
by P.A. Mammoliti
The Red Ribbon Woods is a timeless holiday tale about the depths of love and connection between family, acreage, and the natural world. This charming narrative flows across the generations of lives lived at Milkweed Lane, the strength of familial ...
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The Egg Keeper
by F. Louise Smith
When Nannie passes a beloved painted egg on to her granddaughter, the heirloom comes with a responsibility to remember the family’s stories. The egg helps the granddaughter recall special times with Nannie like hanging noodle-dough rounds from ...
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Fairwynd
by Christopher Seargeant
A tale of good winning over evil. It tells how much the Father God loves His children and the sacrifice He makes for them. It will make you laugh in places and cry in others. It is a delightful read. If you liked the Lion, the Witch, and the ...
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So You Want To Be A Cowboy
by Loreto Teruel
Parents and children will delight in the joy of reading these stories together and singing along as they share values such as politeness, responsibility, and loyalty. So You Want to Be a Cowboy entertains the listener/reader and will spark ...
