From Small Acorns Grow Mighty Oaks

Many years ago the author took part in a long-weekend camping trip on a small island on Lake Nipissing, Ontario, Canada. It was while camping there that he met a man called Dick with his wife, Ann, and their daughter, six-year-old Rebecca. They became firm friends and soon the author was treated as if he were a family member. Later, a sister for Rebecca was born and christened Rachel. The author was honored to be chosen by the family to be Rachel’s godfather.

This story covers the importance of nature, environment, family, friendship, and the essence of a platonic love between people that still holds strong today.

Froggy Bill and the Lost Lily Pad

After surviving a terrible thunderstorm, Froggy Bill discovers that his beloved lily pad has disappeared! With little time to waste, Froggy Bill embarks on an adventure around the bay to try to locate his lost lily. Along the way, he reunites with some of his old friends from Turtle Trail, Crabby Creek, and Lizard Lagoon.

Hop along with Froggy Bill as he explores fun new places and seeks to turn his sadness into triumph. Froggy Bill reminds us all that with perseverance and a little help from some friends, we can accomplish more than we ever thought possible. 

Frog Soup

In Frog Soup, Gia Pia and Callie Cat are excited to visit their grandma for dinner. However, their excitement quickly turns to horror when they hear that the main dish is none other than frog soup! The sisters are huge fans of frogs and can’t bear the thought of eating them. Will they be able to save the frogs from the soup pot and still enjoy dinner with their grandma? Join Gia Pia and Callie Cat on their journey to find out!

Friends, Flowers & Fences

Five-year-old Jack is very busy exploring his new neighborhood which includes a truck farm. He wonders if a truck farm actually grows trucks? Surely that would be odd! One day, Silas moves into the neighborhood. Jack is anxious to see what his new neighbor is like. It turns out that they have much in common, especially their curious natures, and the two soon become great friends. Every day is an adventure as they create a witches' den in Silas' cellar; have a sleepover on Halloween night and visit a haunted house; discover Johnny Fitzgerald digging up worms to put in his PB&J sandwich; watch the first TV in the neighborhood; and encounter Georgie Littlefield, the mean bully next door, who causes Jack, Silas and his sister, Ruthie, to take a trip to the hospital.

Freddy The Frog and the three Wishes

Freddy is a small, not very strong frog, who is often the brunt of jokes from his stronger and more popular siblings. Poor Freddy longs to be a strong swimmer and to be able to jump high, while playing with his friend Nora. One day Freddy finds a rare magical flower that grants him three wishes. Freddy of course wishes for all the things he longed for, but discovers that they are not what he wanted after all!

Frazzel McDoo

This book is about a dog who has one shoe and no laces. He raids the fridge. He chases the cat. He goes under the child's bed looking for shoes. He swims in the fish tank and gets a lace that works for the child’s father’s shoe. And then he leaves.

Frankie the Fox and Owen the Ox: A Friendship Story

Making new friends is not always an easy thing to do. Especially if you’re shy! Well, that’s exactly how Owen Ox feels. Just because he is big does not mean he is brave!

Everyone tells him he should make new friends but the problem is Owen is too scared. What if he says the wrong thing and upsets someone?

Find out what happens to Owen when he is walking home in the woods and meets Frankie the Fox.

Will he make a new friend? Or will he be too scared?

Foxie Doxie and the Ark

Ellie's life is about to change. With the best birthday party a girl has ever had, she got what she prayed for, a red mini dachshund puppy named Foxie Doxie. Having planned her first play date, and having made new friends, they all walked home together. Soon they came to an old abandoned Victorian house. Once they were in, they could not explain the strange pull they felt leading them higher and higher to the attic. Drawing strength from one another they opened the door. They were not prepared for what they saw next! 

Will they discover that the house has powers to transport them to another time? Will God show them His purpose for the trip and help them find their way home? Join Ellie and Foxie as they learn to trust God. No matter what life has in store for them, He will always be by their side guiding them!

Fox and the Raccoon

All Fox wants to do is climb a tree, but he has never been able to master the fine art of climbing. Then he meets Raccoon, who helps Fox with his lifelong dream of climbing a tree, and he makes a new friend along the way. An endearing story of friendship and perseverance.

For a Ghetto Child

This is an inspiring and heartwarming collection of poetry for young readers. Children of all ages will take the messages of hope, love, and dreams to heart, and hold them close for years to come. This is a timeless collection that is essentially universal.

Fly Away Free

Tessie Farrell, an older woman living in South Florida, is exhausted after rescuing a baby osprey on her morning walk. Lying down to rest, she reminisces about her life as a young girl, growing up on a farm in northern New York during the 1950s.

Devastated to learn she is adopted, betrayed by her cousin, Caroline, and taunted by her classmates, she struggles to understand why she was unwanted by her biological parents. Isolated from children her own age, she creates her own fantasy world with the help of her horse, Dolly, and two pet geese, Wilbur and Orville. While roaming her fantasy world, she befriends an older woman, Maudie, who plays an important role in helping Tessie find herself.

This is the story of a spunky young girl’s courage, self-discovery, and love, and a young girl’s struggle to overcome the pain of being adopted.

Flora Has an Adventure

Flora, an Ameraucana chicken, goes on an adventure with Marge, the farmer's wife, while the rest of the flock waits anxiously at Featherfield Farm. They wonder why Flora was taken away and imagine where she is going. While the hens ponder her fate, Flora has the time of her life. Marge learns something new about Flora, and the children in Essex are amazed at Flora's ability. After all, isn't Flora just a chicken? Colorful illustrations highlight the diversity of the hens, as well as the children, who take part in this adventure.