Juvenile Fiction, Readers, Beginner
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What Happened To My Auntie
by Samantha Zrobin
A little boy gets so excited when his auntie comes over to play with him. However, one day his auntie explains to him that she lives with several conditions that cause her body to be in chronic pain. Find out how this little boy feels and what he ...
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Orez Invents a new Number
by T. Marciniec
Of all the infinite numbers,there is one number very often ignored and misunderstood. This number is given full attention in a whimsical story how it came to be and gained the attention of many many people.
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Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking?
by Heather Scott
Mom has plenty of things left on her “To Do” list, but when little Sam gets some big ideas for play, she remembers her priorities. With kid-friendly photo illustrations, and a simple but compelling message for both caregivers and kids, Are You ...
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Suzy The Snoozy Fairy
by Michelle Monroe
Jamie has a hard time falling asleep after a fun and busy day. Meanwhile, a kind, sleepy fairy in Sparkleville is making a special potion to help children all around the world get a good night’s rest. Will her potion work on Jamie? Suzy the Snoozy ...
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Look at That, I'm Off My Back!
Practical Ideas for Preventing Flat Head Syndrome by Arlette Pile
See life through a baby's eyes! "Look at That, I'm Off My Back!" details the waking moments of an infant with Flat Head Syndrome. Through text and illustrations, children are entertained while parents learn of positions and activities that keep baby ...
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From Your First Heartbeat
A Love Story for My IVF Babies by Tara Bushby
Sometimes babies come into a family in the old-fashioned way, but sometimes parents need to try extra hard to have a baby and have to go to a doctor for help. But mommies and daddies don’t mind taking a few extra steps if it means their dream of ...
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Silly Seraphina
Always Asking Why? by Lucy Fraschini
It’s Monday and time to get ready for school. But wait! Seraphina just woke up. There are so many things to do before she can be ready. She needs to eat her breakfast. She needs to get dressed. She needs to brush her teeth and wash her face. And she ...
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Papa And Gigi's Day Off
by Mary Koziel and Richard Koziel
"This book perfectly captures the love that grandparents have for their grandchildren!" Devoted grandparents Papa and Gigi awake one morning to some news: they have a rare day off from babysitting their grandchildren. Though there’s nothing they ...
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Macgregor and the Sea Turtles
by Nancy Macgregor
Macgregor and the Sea Turtles tells the tale of a little boy, his trusty red dump truck and his gray and white feathered seagull friend, Oliver. As they trek along the beach one foggy morning, just as the sun is beginning to break through, they ...
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Good Morning, Mr. Charlie
by Mary Germaine Desmond
It’s the first day of school! Pick up your backpack, grab your lunch, and run outside. Before the excitement of class, what do you find? It’s the bus, and the smiling bus driver! It’s Ayesha’s first day of school, and she’s nervous: because she ...
