Juvenile Fiction, Social Issues, Values & Virtues
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KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE GOAL
by Linnet Brown
Roy had looked forward to the trip his parents had planned for the family. He had looked forward to it for weeks and felt that it was going to be the happiest day of his life. On the morning of the trip Roy got ready hours before the departure time. ...
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In Front of the Class
by Jackie Jones
Show and Share at Sam’s school is an exciting event – especially when it involves bugs! The Gratitude Bugs celebrate the differences that make them unique and teach each other about: Acceptance, Integrity, Forgiveness, Gratefulness, Responsibility, ...
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Sydney's Vacation
Miracles & Mud Puddles by Loree Cowling and Sydney Cowling
Sydney is a young girl with Down Syndrome who is going on her first big family holiday. Her mom creates a story book that is filled with the images of all that they will do and see on their trip together. See the ordinary become extra-ordinary as ...
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The Book Bandit
Mystery of the Missing Books by Micah Groberman and Ivan Solomon
Mila and her younger brother Evan are ready for bed and about to choose a bedtime story from their bookshelf. But WAIT! The bookshelf is completely empty! Not one book in sight! Had they simply vanished? Were they stolen? If so, by who? Was it the ...
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The Butterfly Trap
by Lee-Ann Matthews and Katerin (Kuki) Juretic
Luki is a willful little girl who wants to prove her mother wrong! Discover how she learns what’s best, in this funny, whimsical story about freedom, captivity and learning one of life’s big lessons. This book is perfect for children of all ages; ...
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Kopan and the Honeybees
by Renee Barnes
In book II, “Kopan and the Honeybees,” Kopan, a lively little wood fairy is faced with an emergency situation. It appears that the beehive is about to dislodge it self from the great tree. Kopan realizes he must act quickly in order to prevent the ...
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I Love You More Than Most
by Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs
There’s nothing like the love between a mother and her child. I Love You More Than Most journeys a child’s development from toddler to young adult with a mother who displays gentle reassurances of love and security. Parent and child engage in a ...
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It's GREAT to be YOU!
by Diana Karczmarczyk and Courtney Gonzalez
We wrote this book about children of many backgrounds, interests, and abilities. We need children to know that they are all important and valued. Everyone deserves respect, understanding and kindness. This book is a reminder that it is okay to play ...
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Smiley
or How Little Boys Get Turned into Frogs by Judy Sundayo
It’s not nice to be naughty! Sometimes you can’t take back the naughty things that you do. Smiley plays jokes on everyone in his family and in his neighborhood, and he is going to learn the hard way, that there are consequences for his ...
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Nolan's Dream
by Janice Ramos Tingley
Nolan is adored by his family and full of joy at home, but one thing sets him apart from the rest of the children in his neighborhood: his misshapen hands. The only places where he feels comfortable are the pool and a beautiful spot named Point ...
