Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
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There's a Buzzard on the Balcony
A Fun Way to Learn Manners! by Ruth Amanda
It’s teatime! Bunny, Teddy and McDuff the cat have gathered for an afternoon snack—but wait! An uninvited guest has also arrived, and his hungry eyes are making everyone nervous! What would you do? Our friends practice their best manners, and offer ...
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Let's Talk!
Antics Of a Talking Pancake! by Mary T Heffron deBrueys
Jam Cake is a talking pancake who leaps from the frying pan into exciting antics! He loves life and is always ready to explore and teach kids about the world! While he plays outside, learns new words, makes new friends, learns to share, develops his ...
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Where Should I Keep My Honey?
by Josh Noble
'Where should I keep my honey?' is about a confused bee trying to decide where to keep her honey. While she gets more and more down in the dumps about having no good place to keep her honey, she is met with a pleasant surprise – there is a place ...
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I Love You Forever And Beyond
by Kimberley Peters
During the raid on their village Daisy and her mom got separated. Trapped and terrified, Daisy recalls the lessons her mom taught her about happiness, love and bravery. She hopes to escape and reunite with her mother, but even apart, Daisy feels her ...
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Angry Cat
by Kayla Bull
In the past, Angry Cat has spent all of his birthdays alone. This year, he decides to end that tradition and go on a journey to find friends to celebrate with him. Hopefully his angry personality doesn’t drive them away...
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The Feathered Bridge
by Anna Ottolino
Henry’s ninth birthday is over already, and he can’t help but miss all of the fun of his party. But as Henry grapples with his sadness, he notices something outside his window . . . a small bird flits in place on the ground. Something doesn’t seem ...
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There Once Was a Toot
by Austen L. Renaud
Join Toot on a humorous and heartwarming journey of self-acceptance, as he learns that true belonging only happens when we present our authentic selves to the world, toots and all. Be true to yourself, embrace who you are, and your sense of ...
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You Taught Me
by Talina Papazian
Follow a group of six children with disabilities who make the most out of every day. As the children paint, garden and blow bubbles, readers learn that valuable life skills, such as determination and patience, make life more meaningful for us all. ...
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The Wishful Toy
by Richard Crowley
What happens when a child outgrows a beloved toy? How can we spread joy to others? One lonely, wishful toy soon learns it can still bring love and laughter to a child’s life. For parents and educators: The Wishful Toy shows readers that sharing is ...
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The Giddythumps
by Dan Oldfield
Frazellnap and Beetoo are Giddythumps, tiny creatures who live near the base of a tree and spend their time creating things out of materials they find around them. Frazellnap and Beetoo are dear friends, but—like most dear friends—they don’t always ...
