Juvenile Fiction, Health & Daily Living
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Oh, to be a Knight
by Liisa Schell and Spencer Schell
In the picture book "Oh, to be a Knight" a child and his friends live between the real world and the imaginary world. They love to play with joy and exuberance, but sometimes their play results in mishaps. They all decide they need the help of the ...
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Just Like Me
by Julia Moerman
While playing with his social worker in the playroom of the hospital's cancer ward, a young boy peers through a hospital room window and spots a girl who looks just like him! She has no hair on her head, a tube in her nose, and she is wearing a ...
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Sunshine Cake
by September Scott
Sunshine Cake is about an 8-year-old do-gooder who knew at an early age that her gift was to lift up the world. She wears sparkles at the tips of her toes and spreads sunshine wherever she goes. A creator of her own happiness, she makes every day an ...
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How Alice’s Bad Day Turned Good
by Annette McCullough
Meet Alice. Alice is a young girl who thinks she is having a BAD day. But things are not always as they seem. Alice is really having a VERY GOOD day. Join Alice as she goes about her day and find out how Alice’s BAD day turned into a GOOD day.
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The Garden Crew Go to the Farmers' Market
by Carolyn Harris
The Garden Crew are back! And their 'pop pop' friend Corny is in trouble. Oh no! How far would you go to save a friend? Would you face getting squashed, or falling off the rafters, or digging through a barrel full of spiders and fleas? The Garden ...
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Blinky and the Phone Fiasco
A Family Guide to Screentime Limits by Tripler Pell
Tripler Pell, MD, MSc is a family physician, medical school teacher, and academic researcher with international experience. She is also an active mother of three, and most recently the author of a light-hearted children’s story pertaining to a ...
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¡Mis Actividades Favoritas!
En Casa by Yesenia Ravelo-Rodriguez
Children love to learn when what they are learning relates to their favorite activities. Imagine them talking about what they like to do in SPANISH! They will soon be using the phrase ME GUSTA to express everything that they like. With this book, ...
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Brushalot
The Tale of the Tooth Fairy by Ian Wilms
In a magical, faraway land the Tooth Fairy is busy making healthy, big teeth for children after collecting their baby teeth. But one person doesn’t like what the Tooth Fairy and the people of the Pearly White City are doing: the evil Prince Plaque, ...
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Don't Eat The Soap!
by April Hilland
Maya Mae hates soap. It’s stinky, yucky, ewwy, pewwy and she’ll have nothing to do with it. Maya Mae’s mom thinks she has found the solution. Maya Mae doesn’t smell anymore … but now the soap keeps disappearing and the rest of the family starts to ...
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Why Can't Grammy Remember Me?
by Dan Perkins
This is a breakthrough book written on an important subject to children, parents, and grandparents. The subject is Dementia, or what is commonly referred to as memory loss. To the best of my knowledge, no other book on this subject has been written ...
