Emi is a giant schnauzer who loves adventures. She falls asleep and dreams about getting stranded on a deserted island and has many exciting experiences, including meeting bears. She befriends a group of bear cubs and teaches them about the world. One night, when they're all sitting around the campfire telling stories, they're suddenly creeped out by a set of eyes watching them from the jungle…. Targeted Age Group:: 3-8 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? My dog Emi inspired me to … [Read more...] about The incredible adventures of Emi the Giant: the one where Emi is alone by Otto Keller
Sebi and Ducktective Patovski – The missing lights of the Eiffel Tower by Judy Wu
In his magic camper van, Sebi travels the world with his friends Duck and Momo solving mysteries on their way, while making new friends. In Paris, the lights of the enchanting Eiffel Tower are missing... will they be able to find the culprit and bring them back? Targeted Age Group:: 2-6 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? It all started as a game between me and my son. I enjoy creating stories for him and he likes to find clues everywhere we go, one day I just had this Aha moment: … [Read more...] about Sebi and Ducktective Patovski – The missing lights of the Eiffel Tower by Judy Wu
The Pomdig by R.J Furness
BRONZE MEDAL WINNER - Readers' Choice Book Awards 2021 Dive into the wilderness with this remarkable rhyming tale about the mysterious creature who plants weeds and wildflowers everywhere. Perfect for children aged 3-6 to share with their families. Have you ever wondered where weeds and wildflowers come from? They pop up all over the place. Gardens, driveways, pavements, roads and walls are often littered with them at different times of the year. But nobody plants them there. Weeds somehow … [Read more...] about The Pomdig by R.J Furness
What’s That, Meerkat? by Barbara Cotter Smith
Do elephants eat eclairs? Do baboons bang on bongos? What's That, Meerkat? teaches children about Africa and native African animals through delightful illustrations, silly scenes, rhymes, and alliteration. This is a great book for babies and preschoolers to learn about animals, words, and sounds in a fun and entertaining way. It is the third book in the "Animals of the World" series. Other books include, 'What's That, Wombat?' (Australia) and 'What's That, Muskrat?' (North America) Targeted … [Read more...] about What’s That, Meerkat? by Barbara Cotter Smith
Come and Play! Exploring Animal Friends by Heidi Dehncke
Kids love animals -- and they love picture books about animals, too. Come and Play! Exploring Animal Friends takes children on a tour of fifteen types of animal friends. Discover what makes pandas, raccoons, spiders, cats, and frogs unique (just to name a few). Whether or how they play, and what makes them special. While this children's animal book gives interesting and surprising facts, it is the original illustrations which makes this book a treasure. The animal illustrations magnify the … [Read more...] about Come and Play! Exploring Animal Friends by Heidi Dehncke
FEATURED BOOK: Manny the Fuzzball! by John Cassidy
Genre: Midgrade fantasy, science fiction Liv’s an animal rescuer, beloved by animals near and far. be that as it may, there is an owl that despises all things belonging to humanity, and Liv's right at the top of that list. He plans to rain down on her the full might of the animal kingdom. No force on the entire planet can stop that. However, there was a critical flaw in his plans—he should never have made that baby bird angry. A baby bird overhears a horrendous plot to make a beloved human … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Manny the Fuzzball! by John Cassidy
Life in Kimbereilly Grove by Sunanda Mitra
Kimbereilly Grove is a fictional world of vibrant meadows and oak forests and in one of its small picturesque neighbourhoods live the rabbits, squirrels, hedgehogs and cardinals in peace err well they try to. Written as a relaxing and witty bedtime read, Life in Kimbereilly Grove is a hilarious escape from the unending stresses of a calamity called modern life and is bound to leave you with at least a chuckle if not a roaring laugh. So, follow the adventures of well-meaning villagers in a … [Read more...] about Life in Kimbereilly Grove by Sunanda Mitra
A Little Sleepy by Kathryn Short
Join Dorothy Dormouse as she discovers that sleeping through winter might not be as easy as she first thought. Learn all about which woodland creatures hibernate – and which of them most certainly do not! A heartwarming tale, which is perfect for families to share. Filled with beautiful illustrations, grown-ups will adore reading this book to children of any age. With a lasting message about kindness and understanding the needs of others, this story is timeless, and it can be shared over and … [Read more...] about A Little Sleepy by Kathryn Short
Bats, Bandits, and Buggies by Nancy Oswald
In Colorado Springs, the summer of 1898, thirteen-year-old, Ruby is bored, bored, bored. What starts out as a plan to train her donkey to pull a buggy, ends in a prickly business deal with her friend Roy, who has escaped from his miserable life in Cripple Creek. Roy lives with his peculiar Aunt Agnes, the caretaker of a mansion where things go bump in the night. Ruby suspects Aunt Agnes is involved with two bandits who dress in black and appear and disappear without a trace. The business is … [Read more...] about Bats, Bandits, and Buggies by Nancy Oswald
FEATURED BOOK: Cricket and the Singing Frog Sisters by Dana Andrews
Cricket and the Singing Frog Sisters by Dana Andrews The singing frog sisters love to sing about their favorite numbers, but they are not like most frogs. Cricket is very hungry and about to learn their secret. Will they all become friends? Will Cricket be too afraid? This story has a big surprise! … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Cricket and the Singing Frog Sisters by Dana Andrews
