Juvenile Fiction, Stories In Verse
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ELPHA! Happy To Be Me!
by Gwen Mercer
A delightful book with colorful illustrations, poetic humor, enlightening scenarios and an adorable baby elephant named ELPHA. ELPHA! Happy To Be Me, finds ELPHA dreaming to be a butterfly. ELPHA invites children into her world of dreams, ...
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The Alphabet and Animals
by Caroline Springer Marchand
A is for Alligator! Did you know that a group of Alligators is called a Congregation? Learn the alphabet like never before with this clever and educational children’s book all about groups of animals. Did You Know? The Alphabet and Animals: Book ...
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The Safety Lady
by Nicola Bradshaw
This colorful construction themed book is ideal for early childhood readers. Take an adventure with The Safety Lady on a busy day in the life of a construction safety officer in Vancouver, British Columbia as she carries out her daily inspections ...
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The Pancake Kids
Introduction Story by Ellen C. Shivers and Carmella A. Shivers
Alkaline Vegan Pancake Ingredients 1 cup of spelt flour, 2-3 pinches of sea salt, 1 cap full of vanilla extract, ¼ cup of organic agave (sweetener), ¼ cup of seamoss (has 92 minerals the body needs and makes them light and fluffy), 1 cup of spring ...
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Our Moggy
by Michael Hogan
Like any cat, Moggy loves to bring creatures into the house. But Moggy doesn’t just drag in small ones—soon elephants and grizzly bears are arriving too, much to the delight of her young owner. How long will Mom and Dad put up with these unexpected ...
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God's Brilliant Shining Star
Learning and Growing in Love by Dianne De Jong
As the principal of the school, I care for all my students and I wrote this book to make them realize how wonderful they are. Students come to school with lots of different issues, traumas and anxiety and my hope is to bring them joy and build ...
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Where In The World?
Learning To Make A Difference In The Lives of Others by Dianne De Jong
For children living in areas of the world where they are given everything they need and most of their wants, it might be difficult for these children to show empathy or understand that there are children in other parts of the world who do not have ...
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The Strength Match
Who's the Real King of the Jungle? by Jamie Lynn
When a sly hippopotamus challenges her friend, a quiet armadillo, to a strength match, they go head-to-head in a battle royale to determine who is the mightiest animal of the jungle. Once the little armadillo realizes true character shines greater ...
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My Collection
How Children Can Develop Daily Prayers of Thanks by Dianne De Jong
In this story, a little boy is thankful for many of his collections including rocks, butterflies, worms and feathers. However, the little boy comes to realize in the end, that his most valuable collection is his collection of prayers thanking God ...
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The Monkey Who Ate Meatballs
by Allyson L. Casstevens
In the big city of Mazikatoo, there is a monkey named Marvin who lives in the zoo. Marvin has lots of friends at the zoo, but he is silly and curious, and he wants to do something new. One day, he escapes from his cage and climbs up a tree. From ...
