Oh No, Where Is Cat Soso’s Tail?

Soso is a cat with a problem: chronic boredom. Chasing birds, mice, and other critters holds no interest for him. But Soso has a solution: stealing socks. Soso loves pinching people’s socks, and he does so regularly. Soso is a serial sock thief. But theft comes with consequences, and poor kleptomaniac Soso soon finds that crime doesn’t pay.

Aimed at the preschool age group, this book introduces children to days of the week, colors, family members, animals and simple numeracy. There is an implicit message about actions and their consequences.

If Only I Could See Him

It’s simple. The young girl wants to believe in God. She just needs one thing first: a quick peek at God.

Her mother knows it’s not simple. God prefers to remain unseen. How can the young girl find faith?

Home At Last

Lost in the countryside, a curious young fox and gentle fawn make new animal friends as they search for a way home. The courageous adventurers find joy and kindness, discovering that every journey leads to love. Young children will glory in the adventure yet feel safe and cozy, meeting cute animal friends and having the comforting reassurance of finding home.

Summer and Chaos Just Don't Mix

Chaos follows the three sisters wherever they go but they team up to make sure it does not defeat them. They push aside such distractions as they create memorable keepsakes of their summers together. Here are three of those memorable experiences.

Rayna's True Colors

Rayna and her caterpillar friends attend Metamorphosis School to learn how to become a butterfly. She dreams about what colors she will be. When Rayna emerges from the chrysalis, she can’t understand why no one acknowledges her presence. She discovers she is transparent, with no colors. Iris, a butterfly fairy, appears and tells Rayna she has been chosen to lead all monarch butterflies in migration. But, first, she must earn each of her three colors by performing good deeds to help others. Will Rayna succeed in her mission to find her true colors?

The Princess and Ra

This story takes place around the years 4,000 B.C. in Africa’s Nile River Valley.

• Princess Akilah rescues a lion cub she named Ra from the Nile River.
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• Ra was floating down the river tangled in a branch.
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• He lives with Princess Akilah until he matures. Ra is loving and compassionate.
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• Everyone loves Ra; he becomes the village protector.

God’s Love

Bubba the Pup Learns to Share

Cuddles is Bubba’s most prized possession. Bubba is never without his toy bear. One day at doggy daycare, while Bubba and his friends were playing, he noticed Harper, the dachshund, just sitting in the corner. Bubba learns that Harper’s parents are out of town and Harper is sad. Bubba offers Cuddles to Harper during nap time. He learns that sharing Cuddles to help his pup friend feel better was fun.

Follow Bubba on his other adventures, such as finding his shadow or visiting the bay.

Summers at Elkhart Lake

Summer is the best time of year, especially when it means heading to Grandma and Grandpa’s house at Elkhart Lake. From the long car ride filled with snacks and laughter, to the fresh air and sparkling blue waters, every moment is an adventure.

Whether it’s playing with the golden retriever Abbey, racing through the water, or cheering on race cars at Road America, each day brings something new and exciting. With the love of family, the joy of new friends, and the thrill of racing, this story captures the heartwarming essence of summer, where every moment is filled with fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

Perfect for readers of all ages who cherish the simple joys of summer and family traditions.

Where Are All the Puppies?

Follow six adorable little puppies as they run out into the big world from the blue shed where they live with their mother!

What will they find? Colorful leaves blow everywhere, and even some snow! Try counting their ears, legs, and tails as they roll and run around, getting all mixed up. They lose each other, then find their way back again!

But watch out! A big, loud monster that eats leaves comes near, scaring them. The puppies rush back to the shed to find their mother and feel safe once again.

At the end, count all the puppies to make sure every one of them is safe in bed with their mother.

Tony the Tarantula Learns a Lesson

In the deepest corner of the forest, a gang of tarantulas led by the boss Tony rules with hairy legs and a bad attitude. He loves nothing more than picking on smaller spiders, scaring them, and showing off their strengths. To Tony and his crew, bullying feels like power.

But Sally, the brave mother of the smaller spiders, has had enough. She refuses to let her colony live in fear. With courage, wisdom, and love, Sally creates clever ways to protect her little ones.

This book is a lively, heartwarming tale filled with lessons about bravery, compassion, and the surprising strength of gentleness. With memorable characters and a message that speaks to children and adults alike, this story invites readers to imagine a world where even the fiercest creatures can be humbled to even choose kindness.

Perfect for families and classrooms.

Eden's Money Magic

Step into the enchanting world of Moneyville, where financial wisdom isn’t just for adults. Join Eden, a clever and compassionate cat, as she teaches young minds the magic of money. From checking accounts to credit cards, saving for the future, and even retirement planning, Eden’s adventures are filled with fun, practical lessons designed to build smart financial habits early on. With every conversation, Eden guides the kids of Moneyville—and readers everywhere—on a journey toward financial independence, showing that mastering money can be as magical as it is empowering.

Baby Birds Love the Blues

Did you see that flock that flew by?

Baby shorebirds saw a mysterious flock of birds one morning. The flock was louder, faster, better at formations and skimming along the water than they were. Who was that flock, and will the babies’ obsession interfere with learning the skills they need to survive?

When the truth is revealed, the mother birds are relieved, and the babies proudly practice their skills with confidence and restored self-esteem.