Ages 4–8
Themes: Family, imagination, geography, happiness, kindness
Ralphie and Janie explore a map of America with their mother and discover the landmarks, traditions, foods, and landscapes that make every state special. But along the way, they discover something even more important: the greatest state of all cannot be found on any map. The Happy State is a warm and imaginative celebration of family, kindness, laughter, love, and the happiness we create wherever we are.
Ages 4–8
Themes: Friendship, empathy, communication, kindness, emotional awareness
Andy and Bruno are best friends—so when Bruno suddenly stops saying hello, Andy wonders if something has gone wrong between them. With a little help from his mom, Andy begins to understand that people sometimes carry feelings and worries that others cannot see. Filled with humor, heart, and memorable surprises, Why Didn’t Bruno Say Hi? is a gentle story about empathy, patience, and the importance of letting a friend know you’re there.
Ages 4–8
Themes: School, friendship, imagination, humor, storytelling
It’s the first day of school after summer vacation, and Miss Miller asks her students a simple question: “What did you do over the summer?” When it’s Rosa’s turn to answer, her story takes the class on a hilarious and wonderfully unexpected adventure. Filled with imagination, classroom fun, and plenty of surprises, Rosa’s Summer Vacation celebrates the joy of storytelling—and the special way a child’s imagination can turn an ordinary story into an unforgettable one.
Ages 4–7
Themes: Imagination, self-worth, purpose, belonging
Willie is a little bed spring who spends every night helping people sleep, yet no one even knows he’s there. Feeling forgotten and wondering whether he still matters, Willie longs to be noticed. Then something extraordinary happens. Willie Springs to Life! is a playful and imaginative story about discovering purpose, recognizing hidden value, and learning that even the smallest and most overlooked among us can make a very big difference.
Ages 4–8
Themes: Friendship, kindness, belonging, second chances
Dusty is a forgotten little pencil who has spent years alone on a windowsill, longing to be held, sharpened, and useful again. Everything changes when a caring girl named Lulu discovers him—and with a little help from Milo the cat, Dusty begins an unexpected new adventure. A tender story about friendship, second chances, and belonging, Dusty Pencil, Lulu and Milo the Cat remind children that being overlooked doesn’t mean being without value.
Ages 5–8
Themes: Humor, individuality, personality, self-acceptance
Money is definitely not an ordinary cat. When the house grows quiet at night, this confident feline transforms into a singing superstar and fills the darkness with unforgettable midnight concerts. Funny, lively, and bursting with personality, My Cat Named Money: The Loudest Cat Singer in the World is a joyful read-aloud celebrating individuality, self-expression, and the wonderfully unforgettable personalities of the pets we love.
Ages 4–8
Themes: Humor, animals, rhyme, imagination, discovery
A simple trip to the zoo becomes a hilarious adventure filled with surprising animals, silly misunderstandings, playful rhymes, and plenty of laughs. From speedy creatures to dancing animals and unexpected encounters, every stop brings something new to discover. A Day at the Zoo is a joyful read-aloud that celebrates animals, curiosity, imagination, and the excitement children feel when exploring the wonderful world around them.
Ages 5–8
Themes: Friendship, empathy, kindness, acceptance, connection
When two children meet, they discover that friendship begins with curiosity, kindness, and being willing to understand someone new. As they talk, imagine, and share their thoughts, they learn that people do not always experience the world in exactly the same way—and that those differences can bring them closer together. You Are My Newest and Very Best Friend is a gentle celebration of empathy, acceptance, and the wonderful beginning of a new friendship.
Ages 5–8
Themes: Confidence, self-worth, individuality, kindness
A little star worries that it isn’t bright enough compared with all t5y helps it discover that making a difference isn’t about being the biggest or the brightest. The Little Star That Found Its Light is a tender story about confidence, kindness, and discovering that the qualities that make us uniquely ourselves may be exactly what the world needs.
Ages 6-9
Themes: Friendship, acceptance, individuality, self-discovery, belonging
Wind, Rain, and Sun are very different, and each brings something special to the world. But Wind begins to wonder whether being more like its friends would make it more important. With their help, Wind sets out to discover where it truly belongs. The Wind, the Rain, and the Sun is a gentle story about friendship, self-acceptance, and recognizing that the world is more beautiful because each of us has something uniquely our own to offer.
Ages 4–8
Themes: Self-worth, resilience, change, friendship, finding your place
Pluto once proudly held the title of the ninth planet. But when scientists changed the definition of what makes a planet, Pluto suddenly found himself wondering where he belonged—and whether he was still special. With encouragement from his planetary neighbors, Pluto begins an unexpected journey of discovery. Pluto’s Roller Coaster Ride is a heartwarming story about change, resilience, friendship, and learning that our value doesn’t depend on the title others give us.
Ages 4–8
Themes: Healthy habits, family, curiosity, nutrition, exercise, kindness, self-care
Curious Johnny has a very big question: Why are some people healthy while others get sick? With warmth, patience, and plenty of humor, Mommy helps Johnny explore healthy foods, water, exercise, sleep, and other ways we can care for our bodies and minds. Johnny’s wonderfully funny questions keep the conversation lively in Johnny Learns About Being Healthy, an encouraging and age-appropriate introduction to healthy living, self-care, kindness, and love.
Ages 5–9
Themes: Friendship, misunderstanding, forgiveness, lasting connection
Wind and Sun have always been the best of friends—until a misunderstanding pulls them apart. Years pass, but some friendships are never truly forgotten. When Sun suddenly needs help, Wind must decide whether the bond they once shared is still strong enough to bring them together again. The Wind and the Sun is a heartfelt story about misunderstanding, forgiveness, loyalty, and the special friendships that can survive both time and change.
Ages 4–8
Themes: Humor, patience, individuality, friendship, laughter
Every year, the animals of the jungle compete to see who can be the funniest—but this year, there’s a twist: the turtles are the judges. Zebra tells jokes, monkeys perform silly tricks, and even Crocodile dances in a pink tutu, yet the turtles refuse to laugh. Just when everyone thinks nothing can make them smile, an unexpected moment changes everything. The Turtles Who Wouldn’t Laugh is a playful, laugh-out-loud story about timing, patience, and finding humor in your own way.
