Juvenile Fiction, Readers, Beginner
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Bacon goes Boo
by Olivia Johnson
Bacon goes BOO is an imaginative story about one little pig's love of Halloween and his outrageous search for his MOST favorite costume - the one that goes BOO.
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The Huckabirds Learn about Self-Worth
by J. R. Huckaby
The foundation of a child’s sense of self worth is built during the early years of life. As parents and caretakers, our investments in this early developing sense of worth will be potentially the most enduring gift we may give to a child – or, ...
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Faith and the Forest
by Tara Bushby
Faith is not happy when her mother tells her to go outside and play. But suddenly an owl swoops by and Faith is on an adventure to find it! But soon Faith remembers about her mother’s warning to not wander too far and realizes that she's lost! To ...
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Day Cat, Night Cat
by Catherine Owen
Day Cat Night Cat is the engaging "tail" of a young boy called Hayden who lives with a single mother on the edge of the city. He has two fantastical companions. When the sun is up, the day cat visits him and they play wild games together. Then, when ...
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Squire With Fire
A Happy Dragon Tale by Joseph Cassis
Here is a delightful Medieval adventure, a story lovingly told within a story. In a dynamic unfolding, Grandpa delights seven-year-old Mac with tales about the brave squires and knights who populated their family history, including the famous knight ...
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Yip Yip
by Valerie Dykstra
For her fifth birthday, Patty got the best present ever. He was tiny, scared, and very quiet. Patty named him Peanut. Peanut is the smallest and quietest puppy ever. He is so quiet that Patty puts him in a purse and takes him everywhere she goes. ...
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The Cracks In The Sidewalk
Poems For Kids by Gordon Chisholm
The cracks in the sidewalk that go on forever Are crazy and crumbling and snaking together. The Canadian tradition of illustrated children’s humorous poetry collections begins with Dennis Lee’s Alligator Pie. To that tradition is added this latest ...
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No! Mommy Said
by Kristy Ann Council
Maylea is a joyful, curious toddler soaking up everthing she is learning like a sponge. But the word NO! seems to be the main word she is learning and hears everyday. While exploring her world Maylea learns the word No! is not a mean word but a word ...
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Ian and Igor
Inquisitive Island Iguanas by Chloricia Lake Myers
Ian is a very inquisitive iguana. And he’s hungry! So, Ian and his brother, Igor, decide to set out in search of a nutritious lunch. Do you know what iguanas eat? Curious about all the tasty treats paradise has to offer, Ian scampers up a palm ...
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Come Count With Happy Campers!
by Heidi P. Rezaei
This cheerful rhyming children’s book tells the story of a cute family, who gather together with other campers at a local campground to enjoy a fun-filled day by the shore. A very engaging and thought-provoking tale that starts sometime around late ...
