An Unlikely Gold Rush

Dave is a journalist who embarks on a thrilling treasure hunt. In a new town, with a new job and new friends he meets, Dave finds himself amid disreputable schemes set up by a deceitful group of hoodlums, who notoriously remain unchecked by the law in Clairmont County, a small place near Oregon.

Using his investigative reporter’s talents, Dave uncovers their duplicitous plot, but only to find how it puts his and his friends’ lives in danger. The only way out of their debacle is to go on a perilous hike to recover some lost relics and treasures in the dark and gloomy mountain caves.

Overpowered by the gangsters, Dave and his girlfriend Melissa have to go to the cave accompanied by them. In the thrill and suspense of their youthful journey, they try to find the light of day.

Martita and the Last of the Muldoon Dragons

Stephanie Rivera tells a beautiful story of pride and forgiveness. Brave seven-year-old Martita and her new diminutive friend step in to help a young dragon discover courage he didn’t know he had. Excitement and friendship abound in this heartwarming story—complete with breathtaking illustrations by Brooke Musselman—that preserves the honorable lineage of the Muldoon Dragons.

The House Built On A Hill

This is a humorous story about a moose who decides to move in and take over a boy’s house that the boy built where the moose was living.

The moose and other animals decided they had had enough with humans polluting and taking over their lands, squeezing them out of their natural habitat.

The humans, realizing what they had done, try to make it right by cleaning up the land and learning to share the territory and all nature with the animals.

Welcome to Grandpa and Grandma's House

Do you like to swing from a very tall oak tree? How about getting on a saddle with cowboy boots? Do you like to swim with sharks? What is your favorite birthday cake? Well, c’mon with me, and let’s take an adventure to Grandpa and Grandma’s house and see what we will find!

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?

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.

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.

The Magical Adventures of Sadie and Seeds - Book 3

Sadie lost her way one day, trotting down the street to play.

The sun was shining, she had to know: just where will this fun day go?

This sweet little lab, where will it lead?

When all of the sudden, rolled out a green melon, who Sadie now calls Seeds!

What a special new friend,

So green and round,

Crazy new adventures will surely abound!

Let’s go to the park!

Let’s go to the zoo!

Sadie knew she could bark, but do cows really moo?

Sadie will trot and Seeds will roll. This friendly pair, where will they go?

Come along with them and enjoy the ride!

Sadie and Seeds will be side-by-side.

Fish at the Fair

At a bustling country fair, young Scoot and Mom are immersed in a whirlwind of vibrant colors, delightful games, and an array of fascinating animals.

Amid the tantalizing scents of fair treats blending with rustic barnyard aromas, they encounter a carnival man boasting bowls filled with shimmering goldfish.

All it takes to win a finned friend is a coin tossed into a dish! But will Mom allow Scoot the chance?

Whether Scoot goes home with a new pet or just a cherished memory, it’s bound to be an unforgettable day at the fair!

Peanut Learns to Share

Peanut is having so much fun while on vacation with her new swing she was recently surprised with, that is until a second surprise threatens to ruin everything.

Peanut is forced to face her fear of sharing.

Find out what the second surprise is and if Peanut is able to learn to share before it is too late.