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My Protest: If I Could Peek Into Heaven ... To See What My Daddy Is Doing is a fiction children's picture book for early readers. The book is about how a child overcomes the traumatic experience of losing a parent. My Protest is a poetic and colorful children's book for early readers that paints a lovely image of where someone goes and what they do. It is a perfect book for any little one who has experienced a loss to find comfort.

As more and more children struggle with confidence and anxiety post pandemic, A Daily Dose of Confidence for Kids features 366 positive affirmations to ground confidence as a daily habit. As well as a different positive affirmation each day for kids to doodle and color in, the book is also centred around goal setting, and provides a range of confidence boosters for all the family to enjoy.

Curly Crow Goes to the Balloon Festival – Adventures of a Crow Pilot! A Children’s Book About Facing Your Fears for Kids Ages 4-8. Curly Crow faces her fear of heights as she heads for the hot air balloon festival. Will this be the adventure of a lifetime that her Dad is hoping for? Find out what happens in the continuing adventures of Curly Crow!

When the doggy treats mysteriously vanish in Pawchester, the clever canine detective sets out to unravel the puzzling crime. With his keen senses and tenacious spirit, Buster follows clues, questions suspects, and navigates hidden tunnels to uncover the truth. Will he be able to solve the mystery and restore peace to the town? Find out in this delightful tale of friendship, redemption, and the joy of sharing treats.

Snow is not your ordinary house pet. Snow is a blue-eyed Siamese cat with a short tail and a spirit for adventure. He is a curious and fearless cat, always ready for a new challenge. He dreams of exploring the great unknown that lies beyond our planet Earth. One day Snow sets out to embark on an out out of this world adventure. With determination and courage, he encounters many challenges, exciting experiences and makes a few friendships along the way. What's out there into the great unknown anyways!? This book is a great transition in between a picture book...

Think of all the things we could get away with if nobody could see us! But how long would the fun last, if we had to do it all alone?

On the lush island of Bali, the time has come for tiny Finnly the Frog to leave his loving parents and move to his own home.Finn finds the vast world outside the familiar home pond a bit scary. It teems with eerie wonders and creatures that cast restless shadows on the paths. Max, a resourceful mouse, promises to help with his ever-optimistic friend, Gaspar the Gecko. Soon, the new cozy home in a swimming shoe is decorated and ready to welcome and entertain guests. Finn doesn't remain scared for long, as exciting adventures quickly captivate his mind. Through these adventures,...

My Protest is a non-fiction children's picture book centered around the Black Lives Matter protest. My Protest is a book that discusses a serious movement in a way that a child audience could understand. Jaliyah describes what she saw, heard, and felt when she joined family members in one of the many powerful Black Lives Matter marches. This unique true story is brilliantly inspired by the author's 4½-year-old granddaughter.

Sunny has no idea why her jailbird mother has moved them to a no-name town in Wyoming. She only knows she misses Gramps and his cabin, and she hardly recognizes her mom anymore. Not since The Awful Night. Was Sunny to blame? Will they ever feel like a family again? When Sunny takes on work with her gruff landlady in their dingy apartment building, change begins to seem possible. If she doesn’t decide to run, maybe she can become someone new. Someone amazing. The Amazing Sunny York is one girl’s journey towards forgiveness and acceptance. This coming-of-age novel reinforces the...

Alice Augusta Ball was the first African American and woman to receive a master’s degree from the University of Hawaii. She was also the university’s first female and African American chemistry professor. She developed the first effective treatment for leprosy, the Ball Method, before her untimely death. Her discovery healed hundreds of people in leprosy colonies. However, she was not given credit for her discovery. Arthur Dean, her graduate study advisor, took credit for her work. This book tells Alice’s story and encourages girls to pursue their interests in science, like Alice.