I Want To

A brilliant and magical world exists for our children today!
This book is the perfect bedtime story; its soothing, rhyming style is easy to read and follow.
The thoughts of each of the characters are positive reinforcements of dreaming big and reaching for the stars! Your child's imagination will be ignited with fun, fantasy and play. And, there are subtle hints reminding children of the values of giving and being a good neighbor and friend.
I Want To is the beginner's guide to dreaming big! 

I Spy With My Little Eye

Every night before bed, Lily gazes out her magical window, where the world transforms into a glittering wonderland of Surprises. As the stars twinkle and the moon glows, Lily embarks upon a whimsical game of ‘I spy with my little eye.’ From fluffy tails to glowing eyes, she spots creatures big and small, each with a story to tell.

What will Lily discover tonight? Who might be waiting just beyond the glass? Dive into this enchanting tale where imagination soars and every turn of the pages invites the young reader to join the magic. Perfect for bedtime, I Spy with My Little Eye will leave children eager to explore the world of their dreams.

I Drink Water

How can we influence the attitudes and mindsets of our children to foster health and wellness for generations to come?
It is never too early, or too late for that matter, to instill healthy lifestyle habits in children.
No one can deny that drinking water is a core principle of wellness.
I Drink Water introduces young Ryan, whose reluctant views about water are changed by some special people in the town's community.

I Couldn't Find Her So I Created Her

To be honest, if anyone could have given me anything growing up, being rescued would have been my first choice. I Couldn't Find Her So I Created Her is a novel told in poems, chronicling author Tyler Harrison's experience with abuse, trauma, life, love, and God. Don't be afraid to speak up about abuse; it is serious.

I Belong

I Belong is a heartwarming and enjoyable book that shows children all the different ways that they belong to the world. It shows them the important contributions they have to their societal groups. It is a must-have for every child in every home.

I am a Princess

Every child is perfect just the way they are, despite how different they may appear.

Follow Harper Rose as she reminds us that all children have unique qualities that allow them to contribute and experience the world in extraordinary ways.

A lesson reserved not only for children!

Humphrey the Hippo and the Search for Milk

Deep in the mud pools and jungle forests of Hippoland lives Humphrey the Hippo. He is usually quite carefree compared to other hippos (who can be a bit grumpy at times). But one afternoon, he finds he is faced with a puzzle. Humphrey and his brother Harold are determined to make a cup of tea. But try as they might, they cannot find a key ingredient: milk.

So, they decide to consult their friend, Wilberforce the Wizard, for he knows everything. Wilberforce uses his magic to send the hippos to the land of Humans (even though Harold thinks humans are “mud sausages”). In the land of Humans, the hippos cause all kinds of chaos, involving grocery stores, credit cards and bananas - amongst other things.

But the two hippos persevere and return in triumph, with a carton of milk in hand, to Hippoland. However, their adventure is not over. They will still need the help of Wilbeforce the Wizard and his new mysterious friend, Clara.

How the Trolls Got Their Hair

Before the trolls had hair, they were nearly invisible. They were very cute, but they were not particularly interesting. Then a couple of young trolls set out on a quest to cover their heads. Thanks to some very smart teachers and very wise parents, the trolls made a surprising discovery. They put their heads together and showed all their friends how to be the happy-go-lucky, colorfully-haired trolls we know today.

What did the wise parents and smart teachers know? The step-by-step guide to reading together at the end of the story will tell everyone how to share the secret of the troll’s discovery. You may never see a bald troll, but the steps of the story of how they got their colorful hair will lead to many surprising discoveries of your own. Children, teachers, parents, and readers of all ages will enjoy sharing both the story of the trolls and the important message that the best stories are those we share with others.

How Do You Like Your Pancakes, Bear?

An engaging and sometimes wacky journey, How Do You Like Your Pancakes, Bear? takes little readers on a ride through the animal kingdom and explores all of the different ways our furry friends prefer their favorite breakfast staple.

From coastal waters to lush jungles, all the way to your own backyard, How Do You Like Your Pancakes, Bear? is sure to be a fun-filled journey for all to enjoy.

Heron at Pine Lake

One afternoon, while enjoying a long weekend with their parents at their cabin in Wisconsin, Lizbeth and Ian decide to take a rowboat ride on Pine Lake. Fishing for bluegills, or watching the diving loons while paddling along would usually be considered a good trip. But Lizbeth and Ian could not imagine the adventure that lay before them this day. They were accustomed to seeing a varied selection of wildlife at the lake, but coming face to face with a four-foot heron – that was unexpected! The excitement had just begun. The entire family and a neighbor are brought together to solve the problem of seeking refuge for a stranded young bird. It was a day like no other. This day would ultimately shape the futures of Lizbeth and Ian as adults. Have you ever experienced an exciting adventure while out enjoying nature? Happy reading!

Henry's Day Out

Have you taken your child to the zoo to see the different animals? This book highlights the unique qualities each animal possesses and conveys the importance of acceptance. Remember to always be kind to everyone, even to people who don’t look or act like you. We are all special!

Henry the Sneezing Dragon

Life as a dragon should be amazing. You have the ability to soar across the sky and breathe fire. However, when you are a young, clumsy dragon who sneezes fire at all the worst moments, it makes life a little challenging. Desperate to make a friend and to finally feel accepted, Henry takes off across the savanna, but trouble seems to follow him at every turn.