Ollie Gets Lost in Manhattan

Ollie, the little pot-bellied pig with a heart on his nose, so enjoys being a part of six-year-old Suzie Jones’ family. Little Ollie lives with the Jones family in a high-rise Manhattan apartment. He is happy and New York City is an exciting place to be, until something frightening happens, which causes Ollie to be alone and lost in vast, busy, and sometimes scary, New York City.

What was the terrible event that caused Ollie to be lost?

Will Ollie ever find his way home?

Will Suzie Jones ever find him in a city of more than eight million people?

Will Ollie be lost forever?

What happens to the sweet, little pot-bellied pig who is afraid, alone and lost in big New York City?

Ooops!

Excited to own a brand-new pair of white sneakers, Turtle wondered if he should be careful with them. Will he able to run fast? Will he be able to jump high? Will his friends like them? Turtle just wants to test out and show his friends how special his new sneakers are!

Squirrel is busy climbing a tree, Rabbit is hopping around the carrot patch, Bee is buzzing through the garden, and Firefly is glowing his twinkling light.

Will Turtle get a chance to use his new sneakers? Will they be as good as he imagines them to be?

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.

Pedro and the Red Eyeglasses

Pedro is a short-sighted green turtle who lives in Mexico. His world is turned around when a little girl in a tourist boat falls into the water and loses her eyeglasses. Down, down they go to the ocean floor, where Pedro finds them and his life is changed forever.

This is not just a story book but also introduces children to green turtles – where to find them, where they breed, how long they can stay underwater. Did you know they can rest for up to five hours at a time before coming up for breath. Could you do that?

Children learn about eye health and, if they need to visit an eye doctor, the many colored fun frames they can find at the clinic. The book also teaches kids how important it is to wear a life vest when they are in a boat. Don’t just sit on one!

Finally, they learn that the ocean is in danger and how they can help by picking up the trash that washed up onshore.

Penguineroo at My Party!

As Penny is getting ready for her birthday party, she hears a mysterious knock on the door.

She is shocked when she opens the door to find a real Penguineroo who came over just for her party.

Let your imagination take you through what happened when Penny celebrated with a Penguineroo.

What might you do if you had a Penguineroo?

Polly

Polly spent most days sitting alone, sadly looking at her reflection in the mirror. Countless lonely hours were spent trying to figure out why all the squirrels in the forest refused to accept her. In the mirror, she saw long curly eyelashes with huge eyes. Her fur was soft and silky with unusual highlights. It varied in color depending on how the sun beamed on it. The fur underneath her belly was as white as snow. Her tail was long, full, and bushy. As she continued to observe her reflection in the mirror, she became painfully aware of the striking differences between her and all the other squirrels. Just like all the other squirrels in the forest her mother had the same small black eyes, dull gray fur, and semi-short less bushy tail. Even her mother was baffled by her unusual features.

Polly’s plight will illustrate to you how children today will take any characteristic or any physical differences and find fault to make fun, taunt, tease, and sometimes brutally attack you. This can be the cause of low self-esteem, fearfulness, and sadness all because someone dislikes you because you are different. I remember growing up in a community where my peers taunted me about the tone of my skin. Unfortunately, rejection, snubbing, teasing, and taunting still exists in the form of bullying and it’s even more prevalent today.

As you read Polly’s story you will see how one little squirrel gained respect and friendship from her peers through her selflessness, bravery, and courage. Her peers will learn a valuable lesson in pre-judging as it pertains to someone because of their nationality, physical appearance, race, or ethnicity.

Porcupine's Dream

In this imaginative Clarke Fable, your child will learn the lesson of self-acceptance.

The sleepy little porcupine finds that what makes her unique, makes her wonderfully special.

Be sure to watch for the bluebird who hides in and out of the story’s colorful pages!

Princess Maya

To ensure the presence, long and productive lives of bees

we must be kind to them

by providing a friendly habitat.

Building hives and having natural settings,

like logs, and old trees,

will keep them safe and warm.

Growing a variety of flowering plants

that bloom throughout all seasons

will enable them to collect nectar and pollen.

Honeybees are not the only one pollinators.

That delicate job is also done by butterflies,

bumblebees, hornets, flies, ants,

mosquitos, lady bugs, and others,

but honeybees are the only one who share with humans

their product of labour - honey.

Purple Cows Are Welcome Here

Does your imagination include a purple cow? If so, you will fall in love with Beatrice and her journey toward acceptance and creativity! There is a place in everyone’s heart for art, and it grows every time you use your imagination, so…

Fasten your seat belt as you follow Beatrice from a farm to Miss Palette’s art room. Only there did she find the acceptance she so desperately sought. Being ‘art smart’ changed her life. And it will change you too!

Rory Stands Out

Rory is a different kind of goat, but some don’t like that.

In this first book of a series, Rory and Momma Butterscotch go on an adventure to find a new home and a herd that embraces them.

The sweet and adventurous characters introduce the importance of diversity and belonging.

This early reader book is perfect for first time readers and family sharing.

Sassy the Green Tree Boa

Hi! I’m Sassy the Snake, you see…

Would you like to come along on an adventure with me?

Come slither over rocks, thorough fields and swim streams, and meet some new friends with me.

We are on a quest, you see…

To find the perfect tree for me!

Sergio

Sergio is a bunny rabbit whose father lives in constant fear for his son’s safety and spends long, grueling hours teaching him survival skills for the dangers that a small bunny would encounter in his day. Unfortunately, Sergio’s father is unaware that he was preparing his son for the ultimate battle for life and death. Sergio became proficient in his skills, and many times he stared danger in the face, even challenging and outwitting it. Then one day, something that was so hideous, so deadly, spooked Sergio so much that he became afraid of his own shadow.