Childrens Books

In December in Bethlehem, Aaron watches as a single star grows bigger and brighter in the night sky.

When Kitty doesn't get her favorite foods to eat, she can be very bad, and when Kitty is bad, she's very very bad.

There was a lonely giant named Hugene who loved the moon. For thousands of years, he would sing and dance for the moon that never showed him any favor in return. Eventually, the giant fell into a very deep slumber and did not wake up for many many years....

Nancy A. Nobody is a young girl who has no friends; she considers herself far from special. Because of this, she always feels very much alone until one day a white bird flies into her life. The bird introduces itself as Chatterbox, C.B. to its friends, and C.B. and Nancy begin a unique friendship....

When Clara goes to bed at night, Asha comes for a fun-filled visit. Who's Asha? A giant fish.

Fancy, Nancy, Nancy, fancy well of course they rhyme because Nancy is a little girl who loves to be fancy, and if it has to do with fancy, then of course Nancy would have some part of it. Confused? Girls of all ages won't be because deep inside there's nothing that a girl wants more than a tiara and sparkly shoes.

A young puppy is on a quest to decide who has the best kisses of all.

Delightful oil paintings provide a beautiful landscape for Aileen Fisher's rhyming, counting book.

In Sarah Emmanuelle Burg's One More Egg, a young chicken takes up the task of helping a bunny find one more egg.

The Best Christmas Gift is a charming ebook that defines Christmas in a manner that will have readers eagerly scrolling through the pages. Using rhyming dialogue, Jake and his grandma reveal the true meaning of Christmas in a delightful, engaging way.

A big orange cat with bright green eyes. Wouldn't you love to have one at your house?

Noelle the bulldog finally has a home of her own. Still, surrounded by the other animals, like the beautiful long legged Dalmatians, the shimmering fish, and the dazzling birds, she can't help but wonder whether or not she with her unusual looks and features can truly fit into this new world.

There are more than enough fools in this hilarious story recorded by Zora Neale Hurston, the highly acclaimed author of Their Eyes Were Watching God. Readers who open this book will find that the story is only enhanced by Joyce Carol Thomas' ingenious adaptation.....

History, poetry, and striking illustrations have never told such an important story before. Effortlessly, in This Is The Dream, they capture what at a certain time seemed to be a dream that would never be fulfilled.

Children's faces tell the story of a storm and its aftermath in Laura Vaccaro Seeger's ingenious Walter Was Worried.