“Marcus the Fish: Pet Panic!” by Mark B. Stephens

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When Molly asks Marcus if he can watch her pet clam, Cutie, while she goes to the library, Marcus is happy to help. But when Cutie runs off and causes problems for Marcus and his friends, can Marcus get Cutie back home safely, before Molly returns?

“The Adventures of Mr Brooks: The Best Dog on The Planet” by Sheralee Everson

Come along on an adventure with Mr Brooks, the playful and loveable dog, as he explores the great outdoors with his friends. From chasing balls to rescuing chickens, eating fresh corn and juicy worms, no outing is complete without a few hilarious mishaps.

The Adventures of Mr Brooks – The Best Dog on The Planet is a charming story that is sure to bring a smile to your face and a warm feeling to your heart. Follow Mr Brooks on his fun-filled journey and get ready to laugh and have a great time!

This story shows the value of adventure, friendship and kindness, and readers will surely enjoy the antics of these animal friends as they navigate their adventures.

“What Is Kindness?” by Anh Sphabmixay

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This book will help you and your child discuss the meaning of Kindness. Expressing to your child why donating or caring about others, ask them what it might feel like to be on the receiving end of such Kindness and how it feels to be kind to others. This book help encourage your child to learn and gets them thinking about what it means to be a kind person. Promote an understanding that Kindness is more than being nice ― to nurture Kindness in kids, try incorporating some of these practices into your daily routines.

“Mate and Rix Escape Boredom” by Jolie Curran

Kids will love the story and the funny illustrations. Parents and educators will appreciate how the story and pictures make understanding double-digit addition stress-free and easy. Turn a kid’s math anxiety into math confidence.

A boring night at the pet store turns into a night of fun when Mate and Rix build a fort using addition with regrouping.

Mate and Rix help students find a fun new way to regroup when adding. Second graders loved it.”
Kristin Terwilliger, Second Grade Teacher, Seaview Elementary, Edmonds WA

“A charming delight. It is the perfect book to springboard mathematical thinking with quality children’s literature.”
Delilah Gonzales, EdD, Founder of Emerging Learners Literacy Foundation

Maths mastery is a must-have skill in this tech-driven world. Kids gain the math confidence they need to succeed through books like Mate and Rix Escape Boredom.

Parents and educators can feel ‘stuck’ when teaching double-digit addition. Mate and Rix Escape Boredom is a fictional math-based picture book with lovable characters to engage a child’s imagination. Kids will gain math confidence and achieve more than studying the standard math curriculum alone.

This fictional story teaches math through lovable characters and energetic illustrations. It will engage even the most reluctant learner.

* The illustrations and visual models are a non-threatening way to teach multi-digit addition with regrouping.

* Literature and mathematics can foster literacy and mathematical understanding – saving time and increasing comprehension.

* Research has shown the use of story picture books in mathematics teaching and learning can help foster a positive attitude toward mathematics learning in children (Yang et al., 2013).

For decades, students have been taught one standard procedure for addition with regrouping – carry the one. But there is an easier, more efficient, and proven way to perform multi-digit addition – the partial-sums addition algorithm. This is the algorithm Mate and Rix demonstrate in the book.

Jolie and Frans bring humor and friendship to a math concept a child must master.

Great books like Mate and Rix Escape Boredom help a kid turn math anxiety into math confidence!

“Captain Tim And The Lost Island” by T.C. Pask

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Join Captain Tim in his search for the treasures of the lost island. With his loyal crew by his side, will it be enough to uncover its whereabouts? Captain Tim will go to any length to obtain the message in the bottle, even if it means diving to the depths of the ocean.

An exciting children’s sea adventure book packed full of colourful illustrations.
The perfect bedtime read for your little one.

“Tammy the Turtle Protects Our Oceans: Helping us to keep our environment clean” by T.C. Pask

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Join Tammy the sea turtle and her friends at home in tropical paradise.
Follow their adventures as they protect the environment from visitors littering their shores.
One day, Tammy the sea turtle spots a man leaving trash on their beach. Tammy and her friends are left with no choice but to hatch a cunning plan to teach him a lesson and change his ways forever.
As a family, we can learn about the dangers of pollution and the importance of recycling to keep our sea life safe.

“I Can Bee Great: The Bee Attitudes For Kids” by Jacqueline Harris

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Share a wonderful message of positivity with this heartwarming children’s book and help kids grow up happy, confident, and creative!
Beautifully crafted with valuable moral lessons and a charming collection of 36 colorful illustrations, I Can Bee Great is an uplifting book. It seeks to inspire boys and girls ages 4-8 with an enduring message of mindfulness, kindness, gratitude, and so much more. Through each magical scene, kids and parents alike will be taken on an adventure to discover an empowering message that encourages kids to “bee” their very best!
With affirmations that help kids become strong leaders, enhance their creative tendencies, develop a strong sense of self-confidence, and embrace their individuality, this book shares a positive mindset while inspiring children to avoid bad habits and foster healthy attitudes.
Here’s just a little peek at what you’ll discover inside:
• Features a heartwarming story with vivid illustrations that capture children’s imaginations
• Perfect for boys and girls ages 4-8
• Imparts lessons about bravery, creativity, honesty, kindness, and being your best
• Perfect for bedtime stories, at home, and as a teaching tool in the classroom
• And makes a thoughtful present or gift idea for a child or grandchild you know!
A must-read for any parent or educator who wants to raise happy, thriving, and confident kids. This book will rapidly become a treasured part of your bookshelf and you’ll find yourself returning again and again.

“I Am God’s Masterpiece!” by Sarah Musa

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Let us join Jack and Jackie on a journey as they learn about their I am statements and discover who they are in Christ!

Parents, remember that you are God’s Masterpiece and you are raising God’s Masterpiece!

“Holly Celebrates Autumn” by Kimberly Kendall-Drucker

Whether Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall – Holly Celebrates them all. Holly loves a celebration, and all her days are HOLLY-Days. Holly eagerly awaits each Holly-Day and Season – celebrating with enthusiasm and verve.
In Holly Celebrates Autumn, Holly and her friends explore a season filled with FALL favorites: food, football, foliage, and fun.
Holly Celebrates Autumn is Book Seven of the Holly Celebrates Series.

“Marcus the Fish: It’s Awesome to Be Me” by Mark B. Stephens

Marcus the Fish wishes that he was more like his friends. But after making several attempts to be more like them, will he discover that being himself is the best thing he can be? Join in on the fun as Marcus discovers just how good being yourself really is. This beginner reader book features colorful illustrations, unforgettable characters, and fun humor that will help get kids excited about reading in a format that is fun to read and easy to understand.

“I am E As Big As Can Be” by M. A. Baker

Put on that superhero cape and conquer your day!

An inspiring children’s book where a little giraffe named E learns how to overcome his fears by using his greatest gift – his inner strength. This book reveals that our outer appearances can be deceiving. It shows us that we may be small in some areas, but we can use our inner strength to make us larger than life. This book helps us to see that we all have unique strengths. It shows us that by believing in yourself, you may end up helping others too.

This book is a great gift idea for parents and families of premature babies, school-aged children, and anyone who seeks positive motivation to help them find their strengths.

“On-the-go Coloring and Activity Book” by Hot Lava Kids

An entertaining and educational book full of mazes, word searches, beginner math, letter traces, patterns and more! Plus it’s packed with things kids love – unicorns, dragons, outer space, dinosaurs and volcanoes!

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“My Grandma Makes Blueberry Pancakes” by John and Michelle Heffron

Simple fun easy to read . Come on grandpa’s get into reading to your grandkids written by a standup comedian and RT nurse for their granddaughter. Watch James journey as she try’s to find someone to make Blueberry pancakes.

“Adonis Learns How to Potty” by Avery B

Everybody has to go… even turtles!

Adonis the Turtle still wears a diaper at two years old. When his mama gives him a potty, Adonis accidentally makes a huge mess the first time he uses it! Adonis is scared to use the potty again. He only wants to use his diaper.

Mama, Papa, and their friends tell Adonis all about pottying. Because he was nervous, Adonis asked a lot of questions. He learns how to use the potty and why everyone needs to go.

Will Adonis find the courage to try the potty again? Let’s find out!

“Flower Girl ADVENTURES: The Seed” by Vivian Pettersson

Flower Girl Adventures is a story about different flower characters and their adventures in the garden.

One of the flower characters, Avara Anthurium, finds a seed and wonders what it will become once it is planted. It teaches children about different flowers and their colours. It’s a delightful story that teaches children about teamwork and the wonders of nature.

“Father’s Day Special (ChickieQuack Book 2)” Missy Polly

It’s Father’s Day, Kirby & Colby decided to give their dad a special surprise. What do you think they’ll do? Will their dad like it? Let’s read the book to find out!

This children’s book is suitable for young children. It combines silly humor with love and kindness.

You can also read this children’s book FREE in Kindle Unlimited!

About the ChickieQuack Series

ChickieQuack is an animated series based on comics, it centers on the characters between a chick named Kirby and a duck named Colby. Kirby is a clumsy chick with eccentric personalities, he met Colby in an animal shelter. One day he decided to adopt Colby and so their journey began from there. Let’s check out their fun adventures.

“The Best and Happiest Me Growth Mindset Activities Journal For Kids: Boys and Girls Ages 7 – 13” by Bray Rayna Preston

This engaging journal includes confidence encouraging activities, quotes, thought-provoking questions, colorful illustrations, resources for parents and writing prompts.

Develops a confident ‘can-do’ attitude for boys and girls ages 7 through 13.
Fosters dialog and interaction with parents
Helps to identify feelings and to express emotions
Teaches gratefulness, kindness, and healthy personal boundaries
Practical applications to social problems that youngsters face
Motivates, guides, and teaches important life skills for success
Encourages a positive outlook and a willingness to explore their potential

“When You Share You Shine! How Stella Got Her Glow Back!” by Yasmin Iese (Author), Lola Brown (Author), Endar Novianto (Illustrator)

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Follow Stella as she learns a valuable lesson about sharing, in this adorable new book, When You Share You Shine. Create a special moment during storytime about kindness, empathy, sharing, and friendship with your little ones as Stella goes through these important life lessons.

Up in the sky, far away from human eyes, there lived a little star named Stella. Stella was a beautiful little star, but she wasn’t very good at sharing. One day, Stella noticed that she had no glow left, and this made her feel very sad. How did Stella manage to lose her starlight glow? Will Stella be able to get her glow back?

When You Share You Shine is an uplifting story that familiarizes children with the concept of sharing and helps them understand the importance of care and empathy. It emphasizes the value of friendship and encourages children to look for opportunities to share because when you share you shine!

This book has been creatively co-written from a child’s imagination and perspective to reach and inspire important early learning milestones.

Beautifully illustrated where children can let their imagination flow and interact actively throughout Stella’s journey!

Enjoy this wonderful little book about sharing, empathy, kindness, and friendship with your children today!

A beautiful gift for family and friends!

“Good Night Night Light” by Karrissa Shenelle

A story about the little bright object in our children’s bedroom that makes such a big impact on how well they sleep. Night lights bring so much comfort and almost provide a sense of safety for our little ones during the night. Sometimes turning on the night light is all it takes to make the darkness of the night less scary.

This is the perfect bedtime story for little ones who find comfort in having a night light for sleep.

“Eli & The Magical World: A Story Of Magical Adventure” by Christopher O’keefe

Eli is a young girl with a single mum that struggles to make new friends at school and then thanks to the help of some enchanted friends goes on a journey to a magical land where she meets many new friends.

“The Zombie Fairy” by Kevin Denwood

Crystal is a zombie fairy who wants nothing more than to find her friend Gary, the ghost, a special present for his birthday. The problem? What do you buy a 600-year-old ghost? When Crystal meets Cursor, the Desktop Genie, in the middle of the deep dark woods, she’s convinced he can help her find the perfect present for Gary. What she doesn’t expect is that her wishes could mean the end of her freedom and her friendship. A delightful story that is sure to appeal to young zombie and ghost fans!

“Holly Celebrates Juneteenth” by Kimberly Kendall-Drucker

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Whether Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall – Holly Celebrates them all. Holly loves a celebration, and all her days are HOLLY-Days. Holly eagerly awaits each Holly-Day and celebrates with enthusiasm and verve.

Holly Celebrates Juneteenth is Book Five of the Holly Celebrates Series. In Holly Celebrates Juneteenth, Holly discovers the history and importance of June 19, 1865, and how the Juneteenth Holly-Day came to be.

Holly and her friends celebrate freedom at a Juneteenth Festival and pledge to make their ancestors proud.

“The Stepping Stones Investment Education Program” by Anthony Rhodes

Introducing the Stepping Stones Investment Education Program, a three book educational series designed to introduce and educate your third-grade aged children about the tools and concepts of investing.

“My Grandpa is a Giant” by Bob Rogers

My Grandpa is a Giant sparks the imagination from the perspective of a small child who looks up to their Grandpa in a big way. Helping children express a personal connection through love by recognizing and embracing the differences around them.

“I Caught A Thought” by Chiffon Samuel MA, LPC

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Caleb is a bright little boy who grapples with an upsetting negative thought. Follow Caleb through the process of a negative thought influencing his mood and controlling the course of his entire day.

“Peter’s a Leader” by David DeLong

Peter’s a Leader follows a young man who contemplates what he wants to be when he grows up. Peter could be anything he wanted; his parents told him that. The book follows Peter as he explores his options and how he settles on a career where he could have the most impact in the world, and that’s by being a Leader.

“Bodhi’s Search for Strength” by Jason Taylor

This is a book about a young boy who has big dreams but because of certain obstacles isn’t able to overcome them. Through some of his journeys he is able to overcome them.

“Best Buddies” by Gayle Kurtzer-Meyers

Best Buddies is a fun rhyming storybook that was created to encourage young readers as they cultivate a love for reading. Brandon and Mavrik are best buddies but one day they have an argument that tests their friendship. The story highlights the value of true friendship and shares a lesson for children as well as adults. Best Buddies has been noted as an excellent tool for teaching young children about getting along with one another.

“Olivia Finds a Curious Seed” by Kieran Walker

What do you think will grow from the curious seed?

Olivia the elephant finds a curious seed on one sunny Sunday morning. Whatever could it be? After she plants it, all her forest friends imagine what the curious seed will become!

A fun & silly story aimed at 2-5 year olds who love being curious and imaginative.

“Barney Bee’s Colorful Adventures” by Jude Russell

“I see red flowers! Barney buzzed…How many flowers can you see that are red?”

Barney Bee’s Colorful Adventure is a beautifully illustrated Level 1 reading book for children and toddlers that helps kids learn colors and how to count, as they follow Barney, the busy little worker bee on his search for specific colors and numbers of flowers near his beehive. Luckily, Barney has lots of friends to help him find the colored flowers, like Lucy the Ladybug, Farmer Rick, and Reggie the Rabbit!

Even reluctant readers will love reading Barney Bee’s Colorful Adventure with their parents or grandparents. This heartwarming story for toddlers and early readers teaches kids to visually recognize their colors and how to read color words, which are shaded with colored text to aid in reading comprehension. Kids also learn valuable lessons about making friends, teamwork, kindness, and the value of hard work, as Barney Bee’s Colorful Adventure quickly becomes your child’s favorite bedtime story!

“Kindness Week” by Tahiya Cooper

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Third grade can be hard, but Aniyah has learned that being kind is one of the easiest things she can do.

Aniyah is excited to have a kindness week at her school, but then she encounters a classmate that doesn’t understand the purpose of doing kindness acts for others.

Find out how Aniyah challenges her classmate and demonstrates the importance of stepping outside of the box and doing something nice for others.

“Matchbox Dreams: Book 2. The Jenkins’ Kids in Dreamland” by Mr. Douglas Schwartz

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Book Two, The Jenkins’ Kids in Dreamland, picks up where book one leaves off. The adventure continues with three distant cousins from 2020, Abigail, Joel, Bethany, and three cute hamsters, Archie, Amber and Alice. Each night, the kids and hamsters travel back to 1900 and explore remote parts of Dreamland and run into their cousins from time to time.

It’s easy to fall in love with the characters and adventures that take place in Dreamland. From unicorns, fairies, and bridge trolls, to puppies, squirrels, and treasure-greedy dogs, children will look forward to bedtime each night to hear the next adventure in Dreamland. At the same time, young adults will enjoy reading the series to themselves

“Marcus the Fish: A Party for My Friends” by Mark B. Stephens

Join Marcus the Fish as he plans the most perfect day for him and his friends filled with lots of fun, humor, and good times in his very first adventure.

Marcus the Fish wants to have a party for all of his friends. But with all of the challenges he faces along the way, can he make this a party his friends will never forget? Join in on the fun in this beginner reader book filled with colorful illustrations, fun humor, and unforgettable characters that kids will want to read again and again. This book is perfect for young readers, to help get them excited about reading in a format that is fun to read, and easy to understand. Join Marcus and all of his fish friends in their very first book, and experience the fun adventures they have together.

“Lacey’s Activity Day” by Stephen Clegg

Lacey is a 7yr old disabled girl. She has a condition called Arthrogryposis (AMC). Despite the fact she can not walk, she doesn’t let that deter her in anything she wants to do.

She starts the day off feeling very bored and doesn’t know what to do. Lacey’s Grandma is always at hand to give Lacey ideas.

Lacey starts by doing all the house choirs. She then goes into the garden to water all the flowers and rake up the leaves. She then goes to the recreation centre for more fun things to do.
Join Lacey, in a fun day of activity…

“Holly Celebrates Earth Day” by Kimberly Kendall-Drucker

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Whether Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall – Holly Celebrates them all. Holly loves a celebration, and all her days are Holly-Days. Holly eagerly awaits each Holly-Day and celebrates with enthusiasm and verve.

Holly Celebrates Earth Day is Book Three of the Holly Celebrates Series. In Holly Celebrates Earth Day, Holly explores flora and fauna around the globe. Then Holly and her family find ways to replenish, reduce, re-use, and recycle – to make every day – Earth Day!

“Danny’s Amazing Day!” by Daniel E. Helvetius Jr.

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Danny has the best intentions of having a amazing day at school until he feels like he is being treated unfairly. Struggling to manage his feelings, the day quickly goes down hill. His teacher helps him learn the importance of practice makes permanence and being accountable for his actions. Through the journey Danny finds unconditional love and acceptance that helps him discover the beauty from within.

“Children are a Blessing from God” by Nyki McShane

Children are a Blessing from God aims to illustrate to children how they are a valued gift to their parents and how it’s their parent’s job to instruct and mold them into honest, responsible young adults. This children’s book introduces these fundamentals by breaking down carefully selected passages of scripture with easy-to-understand explanations and examples children can relate to.

“Who Will I Be Today?” by R M Davis

A story focusing on opportunities children face every day to be kind and inclusive, thoughtful and helpful. Each scenario illustrates the benefit and reward of positive personal choices.

“Everyone Cries” by J.J. Holroyd, Kat Romine (Illustrator)

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Everyone Cries is a delightfully written, beautifully illustrated book, depicting a wide variety of animals, all of whom come together to help children who are experiencing sadness or grief.

Everybody Cries is intended to normalize the experiences of sadness, grief, and crying. The content of this book can be used as a conversation starter to help facilitate often-difficult conversations with children around life experiences that may cause them to feel grief, sadness or a need to cry. The cadence and simplicity of the wording make the book easy for children to read, or listen to, and understand. Young readers (or listeners) will find the colorful depiction of a variety of animals captivating as well!

“Equal” by Roberto C. Cruz

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Equal is a children’s book that helps children learn to recognize, appreciate and celebrate diversity through the story of a little girl who notices that her skin color is different from her friend’s. It teaches children something important about themselves and how the world works at the same time. Equal shows children how to notice differences when they happen to show up in their life but also to appreciate them so they can learn to love themselves and others.

• This is a story about accepting who you are and inspiring kids to be the best they can be
• Great for both boys and girls
• A wonderful bedtime story for children of all ages
• The author, Roberto C. Cruz Garcia, is a Illustrator, author and designer from Puerto Rico
• A Children’s book that promotes equality by comparing skin color and equality.
• No child should grow up thinking they are different or inferior to anyone.
• A great way to introduce the topic of equality to children.

“The Woodlands: Cork Flats” by Gregg Cox

The Woodlands, a series of over 200 episodes, is a town in a tree, where its inhabitants are set on making their world grow in a positive way, with the help of nature.

Amber, Tim, Ben, and the dog Barky, are constantly at work making things flourish.

But, there are others, who would like to rot and decay the Woodlands, turning it into a paradise for mold and fungus.

Spur, Conny, and Cambi are cousins, who are trying to bring down and contaminate anything that, in their opinion, does not fit into the scheme of the Woodlands.

In this episode: Cork Flats, Spur devises a plan to ruin the builder of Cork Flats and turn the land into a mushroom patch.

While Amber, Tim, and Ben enjoy a boat race, Spur and his two cousins are busy with their plans.

“Tom in a Teacup” by Milinda Suraweera, illustrated by Lucas Green

“Tom in a Teacup” is a touching and somewhat confounding tale of ‘pass the message’ between a tiny lion cub swept away in a teacup, a whale, a shark, and a frog. Will the cub ever find his way home? It is a fun, rhyming story about love and friendship between the unlikeliest of characters. With captivating illustrations, full of hidden treats, “Tom in a Teacup” will delight and charm children and adults alike. Discover for yourself.

“Delilah’s Heart: A Law of Attraction Story” by Candice Randall

This simple rhyming story provides suggestions and tools for children to change the trajectory of an ordinary life on auto pilot, to days filled with eagerness and gratitude of manifestations to come using the Law of Attraction.
Delilah the cat shares a very simple understanding on the Law and visualization, without the labels. She adds how to playfully recognize and acknowledge the signs around you that will build the momentum to speed up manifestations – the step which most of us as adults struggle to practice when doubt creeps in.

A first introduction of the universal law, to instill an early mindset of empowering positivity and limitless possibility.

“Because I’m Awesome! A Trail of Fun: Autism Children’s Book Series” by Brenda Wada

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“Because I’m Awesome! A Trail of Fun” is a heartwarming story about a precocious boy Joshua, who has High-functioning Autism. He is hyper-focused on what he’s doing, which today is making a mess and staying one step ahead of his mom. He is a whirlwind of a kid racing through the house with such a zest for life and a ton of energy. When asked why he does what he does, this clever boy replies with a brilliant answer, “Because I’m Awesome!”
“Because I’m Awesome! A Trail of Fun” This is the first in a series of books that tell the heartfelt stories of Joshua, a boy with high-functioning Autism. These books share stories of his experiences including hyperactivity, sensory overload, and many other adventures.

“My Best Self” by Uncle Dave, Illustrated by: Uncle Dave and Derrik Soares

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Would you like to be the kind of person who helps people? If so, where do you start? “My Best Self” is a charming story that will help you take the first step! Get ready to dive into this vibrantly illustrated story as the characters work towards becoming their best selves!

A perfect book for early readers, parents, and teachers, this heartwarming story teaches life lessons that are perfect for the whole family. Filled with colorful illustrations and easy-to-read storytelling, this is a must-read resource to teach children about kindness and altruism. If you are ever feeling down and that the world lacks kindness, you will be uplifted and inspired by the underlying themes in this story.

“The Grate Adventure of Lester Zester” by Mark Dantzler

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The Grate Adventure of Lester Zester is the heart-warming story of a young kitchen tool that longs to understand his true purpose and to know that he is wanted. Can Lester discover the secret to having a grate life and hope to live in the Everyday Drawer with the rest of Chef’s helpful things? This whimsical tale reminds children of all ages that they are loved and have a special place in this world. With a little help from some funny culinary friends, Lester shows us that life can be a grate adventure, if we simply believe!

“I LOVE WINTER, HOW ABOUT YOU?” by Miss McKenzie Rae Mitchell

McKenzie Mitchell wrote her first book during COVID at the age of 6 years old. She is 7 years old and is a Published Author of I LOVE WINTER, HOW ABOUT YOU? This cute story is about the winter season and all the wonderful things you will see and do during the most wonderful season of the year.

It can be a scavenger hunt for the younger children and a great way for beginning readers to learn to read. The story is created through the mind of a young child eyes and provides a glimpse of how children view this winter season.

As adults we see winter as a cold season that is not loved by many. All we think of is the snow that will need to be shoveled, the cold temperature outside and the layers we need to wear. But through the eyes of this young published author, you find everything to love about winter.

This cute story warms your heart and changes your mind about the winter season, when you finish the story, this young child simply say, I LOVE WINTER, HOW ABOUT YOU?

“Bizzy and Buzzy” by Shanna Wood (Author), Masha Rassoshenko (Illustrator)

Bizzy and Buzzy are best friends. They like to play together whenever they can. On a beautiful day when these two bunnies don’t know what to do, they start using their imaginations. When you have a best friend and imagination there are always fun things to do!

“The Runaway” Written & Illustrated by Marianne Cooper

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A sad and frustrated boy runs away from home on a magical journey to find inner peace.

Fighting parents. A pestering sister. Making mistakes. For this frustrated boy, trying to be good all the time is exhausting. When he tries to get away from it all by running away, will he find the peace he is looking for? Artfully written by Marianne Cooper and featuring her dreamlike and painterly illustrations, picture book The Runaway conveys that running away from our big feelings is never the answer.

Sad, scared, and worried, the boy’s emotions make him feel that he needs to get away from it all, to find a calm and peace that eludes him at home. It is too much for him to bear.

“As the sun slipped further behind the horizon, the boy stood up. He glanced back at his house one last time, and then he turned and ran. He pumped his arms and legs as fast as they would allow, but he could not get away fast enough.”

As he runs, he transforms into strong, brave creatures that can take him faster and farther—a powerful horse galloping through a field, a massive wolf bounding with ease through the forest, a majestic eagle soaring away through the sky, and more. The further he runs, the further he gets away from everything he wishes to forget. He finally gets as far enough away as he can and he is all alone. But this loneliness, is it what will bring him peace, after all?

“Animals Rule Club: Beware the Seiceps” by Jinny Braden

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What would you do if a cat came to your doorstep and told you the entire human race’s future rests in you and your siblings’ hands? That’s exactly what happens to Christy Darby. Mr. Kitty arrived one night when no adults were home. He tells Christy, Maisa, and Will that their dad has been kidnapped by the United Species of Earth. Not only is it their dad who is in trouble, but all humans are about to become extinct if the Seiceps are released. They have been chosen to save the human race. Together they decide to do whatever it takes to stop the release of the Seiceps.

Although fiction, Animals Rule Club: Beware the Seiceps has a very real message about caring for our planet. Jinny Braden has a BS in biology and has worked in the field of environmental education. This new and improved second edition includes images by fine artist Bill Braden.

“This Book Eats Bad Dreams” by Veronica Jane

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Does your child have occasional nightmares?

Does an overactive imagination keep them awake at night?

Do you want to help them overcome their fears?

Inside the pages of This Book Eats Bad Dreams, your child can follow adorable, funny monsters who will teach them how to conquer bad dreams!

It’s a storybook, workbook, and coloring book all in ONE!

“The Last Train on Halloween” by Cindy Jennings

Want to get your child or classroom into the spirit of Halloween?

Need a spooky story to creep our your neighbors, friends or family?

Three children find themselves stuck at the back of a train during a Halloween field trip. The conductor tells them not to go into the last car, or else. Then they hear it.

Bump.

Snarl.

Hiss.

Suddenly, a cackle makes all the hairs on the back of their necks stand up. Would you open the door to the next car?

Join this group of adventurous kids as they get more out of their Halloween school field trip than an education. They get schooled in fear.

“The Day An Angel Ran Into My Room” by Anabelle Valenzuela-Alarcon

The Day an Angel Ran into My Room!! is a picture book that introduces children to guardian angels—and helps kids find their wings.

Alessandra is getting ready for bed when she gets an unlikely visitor: her guardian angel, Angelisse. The angel looks like a child herself, making it easy for Alessandra to relate. Angelisse shares several secrets and reveals how special and powerful Alessandra is. The angel explains how important every person is in the universe, how every action causes a reaction, the importance of visualization, and other magical things.

The book shows children they’re never alone, that their angels are always looking out for them, and that kids can change the world through their thoughts and actions. Marvelous things can happen for anyone who believes! The message in the book is delivered in a lighthearted way, with language children can understand. The book is also inclusive and non-religious, for all parents—though spiritual-minded readers will appreciate it more.

“The Solving Guide of the Rubik’s Cube Puzzle” by DAVID RUBICON

Many of us have struggled to learn the Rubik’s Cube in its 40 year history. This tutorial will give you the insight to overcome this frustrating obstacle.
You will never struggle to learn how to solve the rubiks cube again.

This book is desirable for kids and beginners. Its step – by – step guide enables the reader to learn quickly. All those frustrated people can finally solve the cube.
Algorithms aren’t necessary, but I have included them for those interested.

This book covers all the needs of a beginner. The diagrams are clearly illustrated. They are very colorful, and have a clear image.

I illustrate the following three things –

1) The pictures of the original position of the cube.

2) The look of the Cube during the moves made.

3) The pictures of what the Cube should look like after the completed moves.

Here, you can also learn techniques, and finger tricks to produce faster solves.
I offer tips on finger tricks to help work up your speed.

I have provided you with information about other prominent Rubik’s Cube solvers, and their world records.

You can also read up on the history of the Rubik’s Cube.

Finally, I have informed the learner about other learning methods, and named online sites that offer help, and advice on all Rubik’s Cube related activities.

“Jax, Sheba and Velo Make Lunch” by Chris Lewis

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Jax, the robot, Sheba the cat, and Velo, the dinosaur, are friends who want to make lunch for Velo’s aunty but realize they don’t have enough ingredients. A picture book that explores how to work as a team and to deal with the unexpected. For ages two to six.

“Life” by Yurie Tada

Do you find trouble with your life?
Do you know the actual meaning of life?
Do you need help to overcome your depression?
There are a lot of unanswered questions in your mind. Science and Philosophy may not always reveal them. Among all the questions, you may often feel, “What is life?”. What is the definition of life? What is love, affection, relationships, kinship, and so more?

This book is a masterpiece that answers questions that exist in your mind. She wrote this book because you need it.
Yurie Tada is a former nurse in Japan. Yurie was diagnosed as bipolar in her teens and overcame it. In 2019, Yurie was diagnosed with Leukemia and faced death. then, She came to know the preciousness of life.
Yurie tried to share her experience with much deeper thinking and philosophy.

The Life is a poetic essay book written in easy English. This book is readable for all ages. Both kids and adults will enjoy this writing. The book ‘Life’ will improve your thinking and personality. This will care about all your personal relationships. This book will let you go with your heart and helps to solve all disappointment. This is the ultimate goal of the book. Yurie’s ‘Life’ is a great asset and guide for your bright future.

Besides, The book is more charming and informed with Saki Yokoyama’s illustrations. All illustrations are perfectly polished with inner senses.

The ultimate goal of the book ‘Life’ is to make you think and rethink before taking any steps. This is a life-changing book.

“Mulani Moneybags Starts A Business” by Kelly Wallace and Mulani Ellington

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A fun and delightful story that teaches young readers about starting a business. Nine-year-old Mulani Moneybags is inspired after learning about entrepreneurship and decides to start a business of her own – a lemonade stand. As we follow Mulani’s journey, we watch as she learns many lessons along the way to achieving her goal of being an entrepreneur. With help from her Mom, Mulani learns about the benefits of entrepreneurship, as well as the challenges and triumphs of overcoming, and that one of the most invaluable tools in any entrepreneur’s toolbox is the love and support of their family.

“Early Learner K – 2: Learn to Read, Write and Count Workbook” by Denese Bryan

Lessons in this workbook help build a foundation in letter recognition, counting, handwriting , phonics ,reading and identifying patterns using shapes. For kids ages 5-7.

Included in this workbook: Alphabets – 26 pages – Count the capital alphabet- Count the small alphabet- Write the number of alphabets in the box.- Practice writing the alphabet
Phonics – 55 pages- Vowels ,The Consonants, Sound of ‘A’ ‘a’- , Sound of ‘E’ ‘e’- , Sound of ‘I’ ‘i’- , Sound of ‘O’ ‘o’- and Sound of ‘U’ ‘u’-
Fill in the blanks to make words with the help of ‘a’-
Match the pictures with correct words
Write the name of the pictures
Write the words that rhyme
Conversation Practice – 12 pages- 1. Let’s Meet Me- 2. About My Family- 3. My Sweet Home- 4. My School- 5. My Regular Act- 6. Natural Colors- 7. Five Sense Organs- 8. Home Of Animals- 9. Our Universe- 10. Opposites

Sentences & Phrases – 53 pages- Sentences of Greeting- Manners & Etiquette- Small sentences and phrases.

And So Much More…

“The Rhyming Tales of Mimi the Moon Princess: The Making of a Princess” by S.B. Christian & E.W. Rhodes, Illustrated by Helen Gottberg

The Rhyming Tales of Mimi the Moon Princess: The Making of a Princess is filled with absolute awe and wonder and truly captivates young readers. The poetic language and rhyming text make this tale an utter joy to read for adults and children alike. With dual messages that dreams can come true, and children can help make the world more whole, The Making of a Princess is both fun and inspirational. E.W. Rhodes and S.B. Christian have created a true children’s masterpiece that belongs in the hands of every child. The gorgeous illustrations delicately bring the story of a ten-year-old girl and her young fawn friend to life and envelope the reader in a mystical land of wonder and amazement. Rhodes and Christian have designed a world of imagination that hasn’t been seen for decades. The Making of a Princess is a piece of magic you absolutely need in your home!

“A Hug from Heaven” by Anna Whiston-Donaldson

Discover the children’s grief book that has brought hope and healing to thousands of families!

What if grieving children could hear uplifting words from a loved one who died? It’s challenging to know how to support and comfort a child who is grieving, yet A Hug from Heaven does just that. Written as a simple poem of love from the person who died, this book reminds children – and adults alike – that it is okay to hurt, to live a positive life, and to find special ways to honor the ones we love. New York Times bestselling author Anna Whiston-Donaldson delivers a simple and comforting message: love is stronger than death, and hugs from heaven are waiting for you.

“DotLand: The Politics of America” by C. L. Buchanan

This new illustrated children’s book about “DotLand” calls for a better educated and more informed electorate in America with a plan that’s targeted to help grades three through six, starting with a simplified and factual explanation of the core policy perspectives of both the Democratic (BlueDot) and Republican (RedDot) parties, and their consequences for its citizens. Children now have an opportunity to learn about the two major American political parties’ basics and why informed voting is so important, without skewed viewpoints, misreported information, or social influence. It also explains how misleading media — fake news — became a thing in America and resulted in a more polarized political landscape. The book closes with a solution that calls for students to take an early role in being part of the solution by becoming better educated and more politically informed now so they will be ready to take on the important role as a voting citizen when their time comes.

The whimsical minimalist illustrations of the ‘Dots’ in DotLand by American graphic artist Mauro Semedo range in color on the spectrum from Blue to Red, illustrating how VioletDots and PurpleDots have become more polarized to extremes of Red and Blue, showing the consequences of the parties’ platform choices, the polarization resulting from conservative media’s race for ratings, and the hopeful solution education provides. Author C. L. Buchanan studied Public Relations under Col. Arlyn Powell, a legend in the field, at the University of Alabama’s School of Communications and interned with Viewpoint Communications on political campaigns in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana during the 1970s.

“My Playground Beats Your Office” by Deniseyah Drew

Have you or your child ever stress and ponder on the idea of being grown before I know I have and now that I’m an adult all I wish is to go back and actually enjoy when I can do what ever when I didn’t care what people thought and my book is specifically explaining why everyone should enjoy their youth and take their time on growing up.

“Marty: The Completely Unexpected, Absolutely Dangerous, and Rather Fun Adventure.” by E.W. Choate Jr.

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Small Heroes ~ Big Adventure! Marty is destined to become a Family Favorite.

Marty knew it was going to be a strange morning. But she had no idea that her life was about to change forever—or possibly end. As her troubles compound, Marty learns the Castle of Light has fallen to a rogue Blue Witch and her monstrous Lutabeast army. With everyone’s fate hanging in the balance, Marty is thrust into an unexpected and dangerous adventure.
Her only companion? Roger Ruzo—the unlikeliest of friends.

Only one thing’s for sure. If she can’t overcome her fears and learn to believe in herself, then it’ll all be for nothing. She’ll surely fall to the perils and doubt that taunt her and Ruzo along their journey.

The first book in the Marty series, Marty is the classic family book that’s entertaining for all ages. Join Marty and Ruzo on an adventure that will tickle the funny bone, tug at the heartstrings and spark the imagination.

“Bruce and the Long Spider” by J.C. Martin

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“Bruce and the Long Spider” is a wonderfully illustrated children’s picture book about a little boy who has a room all to himself until the day he stumbles upon a scary spider! Find out what happens when Bruce decides “It’s time to be BRAVE”!

“The Adventures of Potato Kid” by Edward Hanson

Join Potato Kid and his friends as they explore many adventures together. Fly the skies and traverse the land seeking new and exciting experiences.

“Alphabet Workbook: Letters, Colors and Animals!” by Joyce Karanka

Get your Kid “Alphabet Ready”!

“Alphabet Workbook: Letters, Colors, and Animals!” is an Interactive Workbook Designed To Assist Your Kid To Make The First Steps In Writing And Reading!
Focusing on three primary sections (Building Lines, Learn to Write Letters and Activities), this book uses entertaining methods and practices to trigger your kid’s interest in letters and turn the learning process into a pleasant one.
Here Are 3 Reasons Why Children Love And Parents Choose This Alphabet Workbook:
• Hands-On Learning:
Using lines and curbs, the workbook helps your kid learn new hand motions.
• Learn to Write The Letters:
This educational book will teach your kid how to write each letter. 156 rows of practice to help your kid master the art of writing letters through tracing the letters and writing them.
• Exercise What You Have Learned:
The book includes also several activities based on the alphabet like finding, spelling, and writing the missing letter.

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“The Scale of Happiness: A Children’s Book for Self-Esteem from Preschool Age” by Hamutal Weisz

“The Scale of Happiness” is a children’s book that aims to encourage parent-child dialogue on the sensitive yet relevant subject: body image.
The book was written as part of the global trend that promotes thinness as a human value and a measure of beauty, and tricks us into “weighing” our happiness as a function of our body weight. The book suggests the use of a different language: freer, more attentive, and soothing. It speaks to children from preschool until teenage years who feel the harmful effects of the diet culture, giving them a new, refreshing perspective and especially the opportunity for a better, more constructive dialogue.
“The Scale of Happiness” was written and designed as a children’s book, but owing to the complexity of the subject, it is actually intended for parents. Its aim is to create a new discourse and to change parents’ and children’s ideas about body image, mindful eating, and self-acceptance.
“The Scale of Happiness” presents as a peek at the world of diets, calories and weight, but is, in fact, an accurate look – amusing, yet sad – at what happens in most homes around the world. It invites the readers to peek inside and create the change – both personal and within the family – that will lead to a fuller, happier life, with a greater level of self-esteem.

“Take Us Flying Kiko” by Lyn Y

Take Us Flying Kiko

A wonderful and enthralling book for kids about flying and aero plane and all things that fly.
This book is a must read for both parents and children.
Follow the tales of Joshua, Elijah and Kiko as they go on adventures to learn the basics of aviation. Uncover your love for aviation with a sense of wonder.
This book comes with experiments to reinforce the theory of aviation.

“The Adventures of Ibrahim in Space” by Nilufar Kasimova

This book is about a little boy named Ibrahim who dreams of traveling through space. Ibrahim is a brilliant kid, and he uses his imagination to travel through space and visit all the planets in the solar system. He loves listening to stories about planets, and he loves learning about the universe. A beautiful tale of a little boy who travels through space. This book is written by Ibrahim’s mom Nilufar Kasimova a stay-at-home mom who was interested by her son’s imagination.

“Katie and Grandads Amazing Adventures: Falling in a picture” by Christian Lockwood

Katie and Grandad go of and find themselves always having an adventure. In this book. Katie gets grandad to by a picture for her bedroom. which they end up falling inside the picture and there journey to get home is an adventure. From helping the the turtles and the grabs. And not forgetting Mrs. dolphin and the big lighthouse. From sand to sea And a little help from Mr. whale. makes this book so exciting your children will want you to read it again and again.

“I Lost My Patience” by Swenny

I Lost My Patience is about a young boy that gets frustrated trying to do something. This delightful children’s book takes you on a journey to search for his patience. Before he realizes where to find his patience, we search through some the typical frustrations he faces every day.

“Emily & The Red Balloon Club” by Guetty A. Stewart

Emily is an incredibly shy girl and making friends is not easy for her. Lucy, a charming bird, comes to her aid by showing Emily how she can make new friends if only she tried. She invites Emily to join The Red Balloon Club, at an enchanted place in a Garden where many other animals live. But before Emily can join the club, she must meet each member and befriend them. As Emily gets to know Leo, Ling and many other wonderous animals, she realizes that making friends is not as hard as she thinks!

“Mack Attacks! Anemone & the Giant Wave: A Children’s Book About Conquering Fears” by Shelly Poole & Don Patroll

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On a magical island where things come to life, all the children know that you don’t mess with Mack, the giant wave. Except for Anemone.

When she sees her older Sister and Brother getting along with Mack, Anemone has had enough. She decides to face up to the almighty Mack once and for all. In this heartwarming story of courage and perseverance in the face of the unknown, Anemone learns that Mack was never their enemy after all.

“Big Breed Big Heart” by Russell Chang

Providing our young people with the important message of compassion, empathy, and not judging by appearance. This book uses one of the most popular working breed dogs as an example of how the public will label an entire group of dogs before giving them a chance to just be a dog. The message is coupled with fun illustrations that are sure to keep the kids engaged.

“Sam and Sarah Go To the Lab” by Franchesca Kelly

A children’s book to help them understand the why behind and what to expect when visiting a medical laboratory for a venipuncture, blood draw. To eliminate the unknown and he’ll ease anxiety.

“Self-Care, Self-Care, Everywhere, Everywhere…” by Naylani and Nayla Stokes

“Self-Care, Self-Care, Everywhere, Everywhere…” This adorable journey written by two young sisters demonstrates fun things that children can do to take care of their minds and bodies. From children taking a moment to appreciate the fresh air, to using their wonderful imaginations, this clever, poetic book delivers. Children and adults alike can follow along with the rhythm of the words and think of ways to improve their own…self-care.

About the Authors:

Sisters Naylani and Nayla Stokes live in Buffalo, New York with their parents. They attend school and work together as a dynamic author team for their family publishing company, Stokes Media, LLC.

The sisters love hanging out watching movies, writing, art, and spending time with their parents. Despite their age gap, the girls are best friends.

“The GoomBooms Discover New Zealand” by Charles C. Martin

Did you know that there are no snakes in New Zealand? How about that there are more sheep than people or that the Parliament headquarters is shaped like a beehive? Well hop on board and join the mischievous GoomBooms, who came to visit New Zealand all the way from planet DaZookaHooty. Get ready for one informative, fun-filled, hilarious trip to the land of the Kiwis!

“Cricket and the Singing Frog Sisters” by Dana Lynn Andrews

These singing sisters love to sing about their favorite numbers, but they are not like most frogs. Cricket is very hungry and is about to learn their secret. Will they all become friends? Will Cricket be too afraid? This story has a big surprise!

“Spring Time Fun:: Activities, Coloring, and Puzzles for Kids” by Nanilly

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Parents, are you looking for the perfect games and activity book for your child?
This springtime fun-themed book is filled with activities, coloring, and puzzles that’ll occupy your little one for hours, as well as build their self-confidence and independent activity skills! Designed for children between three and five years old, this book also makes a great gift for the grandkids or your nieces and nephews.

Included are mazes to encourage problem-solving skills, counting objects and adding to hone those early math skills, matching to help your child learn patterns, dot-to-dot activities to strengthen hand-eye coordination.

“Rock’s Alphabet (The Adventures of Rock & Deano Book 2)” by James Roark and Sonia Backes

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Rock’s Alphabet is a fresh take on the genre and helps children learn their ABC’s in a fun and unique way.
With colorful comic book style illustrations that tell a story of their own, and diverse characters that capture the imagination, your child is sure to love this book. Immerse yourself in the world of Vilis Valley as you join Rock and his friends on their exciting adventures in a strange and sometimes dangerous world.

“I Am Proud of Who I Am: I hope you are too” by B. Woster

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I am proud of who I am explores the hopes and dreams of pre-teens and teenagers from across the globe and invites you to explore their home with them.

This book is intended to break down barriers and remove stereotypes; to demonstrate that no matter where we are from in the world, we all have hopes and dreams, as well as something about our country for which we are proud.

“Molly Sue the Dingo Diva Masked Molly” by Jennifer Marsee

It’s pandemic panic in the town of Marcy! Join us as Molly Sue the Dingo Diva learns about COVID-19. What is COVID-19? What does pandemic mean? What is quarantine and isolation? Why do we wear face coverings? What are the CDC guidelines? Will Molly Sue share them with you? What will Molly Sue do?

“Purple” by Dr. Nakish Grant Powell

“PURPLE” tells the story of Purple Leland and Orange Logan, two boys who seemingly are very similar except for their color. They enjoy doing the same things, and unbeknownst to them share the same best friend. Through their personal interactions and self reflection, they learn to look at the world differently. PURPLE is a gentle, fun, yet important and informative children’s book. In this engaging story, children will be entertained and also learn a valuable lesson on universal acceptance and kindness.

“The Henry & Kathleen Series Of Children’s Books'” by Taryn Jahme

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Who Said Learning Good Manners & Etiquette Was Boring? Go On a Magical Ride With Two of the Most Daring Adventurers — Henry & Kathleen!

Is your child at an age where they start “acting out” bad behavior they’ve learned from their surroundings?

Are you looking for healthy, loving ways to teach them about kindness, generosity, and compassion?

Or is your child simply a big fan of a great adventure book filled with magical creatures and exciting adventures?

You came to the right place!

Children have wild imaginations and are often sneaking out to find their next adventure. While it’s not easy to keep an eye on them all the time, it certainly is fulfilling to think that they are off to learn something new.

“Farm Boy” by Nata Lapa

How organic farm is operated. Spend one day with Adrian and Melker at their grandparent’s farm in Jonkoping, Sweden.

Farm Boy is based on a real organic dairy farm run by Dennis and Carina Jorgensen since 1984. They have 4 kids and many grandchildren, in this book you will meet two of them. The farm has 35 milking cows, 63 young cows and bulls, a flock of chickens, and a dog. The location of the fam is Jonkoping, Sweden.

You are more then welcome to visit the farm and to stay at Dennis and Carina’s guest house.

“The Princesses’ Big Adventure: That’s what friend’s do” by Brady Flygare

It’s a brand new, sunny summer day, and Princess Piper and Ellie Cupcakes the royal princesses are ready for another one of their epic adventures. They call their loyal horse, Bubbles the Horse and he takes them deep in the forest near the beautiful lake. There, they run around, enjoy the sun and throw rocks in the water. But that causes an accident and Sawyer the Shark is not happy! Luckily, Captain Cooper hears the commotion and comes to help. Sometimes accidents lead to happy outcomes.

“A life with Joy” by Deja Oneke Hillis

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Joy is different from most kids her age; she faithfully wears a hearing aid in each ear, despite being profoundly deaf. Although she deals with the struggle of being accepted by other kids, she learns she has the power to bring joy into her life, one day at a time! This special book features vivid illustrations with beautiful colors, as well as meaningful messages for young children. After reading this book, children will leave with the theme of appreciation and high self-esteem, no matter their circumstances!

“Once “a pun” a Time: A guide for reading and telling jokes” by Wolf Cub Chlo

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If laughing is free medicine then why are so many people sick? As a young author, I love to smile and laugh and want to help you do the same. Take some time to smile today and learn some tips and tricks along the way to help you share the gift with others.

“Dinosaur Dreams” by Alexander Kelley

Greyson loves dinosaurs. They’re his favorite thing on earth. Big or small, he loves playing with dinosaurs all day long. But now that it’s bedtime, does that mean that it’s the end of his dinosaur adventures?

This bedtime story spotlights the power of imagination and looking at dreams as a child’s nighttime adventure.

“The Happiness Jewel: Magic Power Girl Adventure” by J.R.R.R. (Jim) Hardison

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The Happiness Jewel has been stolen! Now the Good Kingdom is starting to smell BAD! Worse, the whole kingdom will get sad and lose all its color unless someone can save the day. Looks like a job for Magic Power Girl! But can she find out who stole the jewel? And if she does, will she be able to get it back? And will that wicked crocodile, McButtlefut, try to eat her again? Join Magic Power Girl on her first-ever adventure!

“Susie and the Dandelions” by Ana Cybela

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A heart-warming and inspiring story to help kids cope with their feelings during separation and divorce.
Susie’s parents are divorced. She can’t understand why they don’t all live in the same house anymore, and she gets tired of travelling between two homes all the time. What’s more, Susie loves dandelions, and she doesn’t know why her dad doesn’t like having them in his lawn.
But with the help of her dog Pappi, she might just be able to show her dad why dandelions are so lovely… and along the way, she’ll learn some important lessons about how, even though her parents are separated, they still love her just as much as before.
With a heartwarming and adorable message, this beautifully-illustrated children’s story seeks to help kids navigate through the difficult emotions which may arise during separation and divorce. Intended to help children understand this often-confusing time in a way that they can relate to, Susie and the Dandelions also invites parents to put their children’s emotional well-being first, no matter their differences.
Book details:
• Features a Lovely Story With Gorgeous Illustrations
• Ideal For Boys and Girls of All Ages, Especially 4-8
• Great For Bedtime Stories, Reading Aloud, and Group Reading
• Carries an Encouraging Message To Help Ex-partners Give Up Their Differences For The Happiness of Their Children
• Makes a Thoughtful Gift For Any Child Struggling To Cope With Separation and Divorce
So, if you’re searching for a delightful story to help your child understand their emotions and work through negative feelings in the wake of a separation or a divorce, then this book is for you. With loveable characters and a charming story, this book will quickly become a treasured addition to your bookshelf.

“Around the World with Unicorns: A Fun Coloring and Activity” by Blue Pencil

Do you have kids and want to help train their imagination to think fast and smart with a simple yet powerful book?

Are you looking for an entertaining yet fun way to teach your kids about places and landmarks of the world?

Do you want to occupy your children with a book that buys their attention for hours and gives you the freedom to spend time with them as a family?

Then worry no more. This book guarantees hours of fun for your kids! Filled with beautiful coloring pages, crosswords, matching objects, and word searches, this children’s book follows the unicorns to different places as he is on a quest to discover the landmarks and where they are in the earth.

For a perfect family bonding time or travel, this book is what you need. This book will make a great light-hearted fun tool for older kids and a nice way to stretch the minds of the younger ones. Waste no time, scroll up, buy it as a gift for your kids, or share it with friends.

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“Little One Wants a Little More” by Sagi Naimi

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‘Little One Wants a Little More’ was inspired by the famous Stanford Marshmallow Experiment, which showed that children who learn gratification strategies are better able to cope with life’s challenges as adults.

‘How can we raise children who are better able to tackle life’s challenges?’

According to Walter Mischel’s book ‘The Marshmallow Test: Mastering Self-Control’: acquiring delayed gratification skills in childhood can predict a person’s future success. And anyone can develop these skills.

Which would you choose?

Is it better to eat a yummy treat now or wait two hours and get twice as much? Emma has to find out when her mum sets her a chocolate bar challenge.

Young readers will relate to this fun and accessible story of a girl learning impulse control through play.

‘Little One Wants a Little More’ is a wonderful picture book that explains gratification strategies to children.

Let it be an enjoyable lesson for your little one.

“Pony Adventures (Adventures with Sophie Book 1)” by Stacha Lynette

Let’s go on an exciting adventure with a sweet little girl named Sophie as she learns to make lots of new friends!

“The Environment With The Black Child: Direct But Perfect” by Gerardo Mejia

How Sadie rose above the bullies!
The story of a beautiful little girl who is getting bullied at school and has many question as to why. Luckily she has a great mother who always has the answers to her questions.

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