The Seever Beavers Prepare for Winter

Do beavers wear braces? No, silly! Follow the Seever family’s adventures and discover that beavers’ teeth never stop growing. Therefore, you’ll never see a beaver in braces. Beavers are called the engineers of the forest; they are well-known for building dams. Beavers are also very skilled at building homes. A beaver’s home is called a lodge. Discover how the Seever family get their lodge ready for the long winter ahead. Daughter Evelyn finds hard work can be fun, learning family values and important life lessons.

The Sharing Sheep

In The Sharing Sheep, delve into a heartwarming journey of four previously self-centered animals, each confronted with their own unique challenge. From a famished sheep to a freezing bird, a stranded ant, and a drowning worm, they all face predicaments that seem insurmountable. But as the story unfolds, these animals discover the transformative power of thinking beyond themselves.

Will the sheep find sustenance? Can the bird find warmth? How will the ant find its way to solid ground, and can the worm escape the water’s clutches?

This beautifully crafted tale promises not only an engrossing adventure but also a timeless lesson on the magic of kindness and collaboration. Perfect for readers of all ages, The Sharing Sheep resonates with its delightful characters, captivating narrative, and a heartwarming message that lingers long after the last page is turned.

The Shark with a Kind Heart

Dive under the sea with Sammy O’Gill, a kind bullnose shark. But his shark peers bully him for befriending all sealife. As Viper, Riptide, Squint, and Toothless torment him, his best friend Zoomer the dolphin buoys his spirits. Through their adventures, Sammy discovers courage and the power of embracing what makes you different. This tail-wagging tale reminds us that our differences deepen friendship. When Sammy faces ridicule, Zoomer models loyalty in adversity, teaching Sammy to take pride in the very qualities that set him apart.

The Skunk and the Chipmunk

In this playful Clarke Fable, two small animals learn to be accepting of one another’s differences, and discover that through kindness, we can find the beauty of diversity in all of us. Be sure to look for the bright red cardinal as it appears throughout the pages.

The Song of Penny Robin

The Song of Penny Robin gives a week-long glimpse into the life of a young robin who struggles with her inability to sing. After numerous and humorous attempts of trying to be something other than a bird, she is shown, through an unexpected adventure, that God can use her just the way she is.

The Spider Who Blew Bubbles

Spencer is a curious young spider who decides to disregard his mother’s warnings and ventures beyond the safety of their tree-bound web to explore the neighbouring apartment complex parking lot. He accidentally lands on Charlie Car and catches a soapy ride to the car wash. After a dizzying ‘day at the spa,’ as Charlie calls it, Spencer emerges squeaky clean, wax-coated, and burping bubbles! This charming story follows Spencer’s disobedient adventure and the funny mess he gets himself into when he doesn’t listen to mom. Children will love the humour and relatable characters as they learn about the importance of heeding parental advice.

The Squirrel Survives the Earth

Journey with us through a heartwarming tale inspired by a true encounter between a curious squirrel and a young child. This story not only fosters a deep appreciation for our beautiful planet Earth but also instills a sense of responsibility and care for its well-being.

As your child delves into this narrative, they’ll be encouraged to think creatively about ways to protect our home and understand the significance of empathy. Beyond the tale, this book serves as a bridge, sparking meaningful conversations between parents and their children, nurturing their language skills and strengthening their bond.

Remember, even the smallest actions can lead to profound changes. Let’s inspire our children to be the change-makers of tomorrow.

The Sun and The Moon

In this soothing bedtime story, your child will dream sweet dreams. This Clarke Fable begins with the sun setting, as all of nature quiets and the day becomes fulfilled. Be sure to watch as the friendly gull and otter find shelter under the twinkling stars and the softly rising moon.

The Three Labrador Puppies

Three Labrador Retriever puppies have come to visit Miss Lizardo’s classroom. One is black. One is yellow. One is chocolate. The children have many questions to ask their owner. Their owner has many answers to give them. To their surprise, it turns out that the three puppies have the same mother and the same father. How can that be? The reason leads to lots of discussion. And by the time Mr. Porter leaves with Lou, Blue and Sue, the class has learned that these three puppies have something very important to teach people.

The Toad and His Warts

In this endearing Clarke Fable, a young toad finds great delight in counting his glorious warts, but runs into trouble when he tries to count all of them. He remains persistent in his goal, never giving up, and finally finds a solution to his problem. Be sure to look for the beautiful dragonfly as it flits throughout the pages! This book has a repeating chorus that will be helpful to young children who are early readers.

The Tortoise and the Hair

You’ve heard it before: ‘Slow and steady wins the race.’ It’s about as good as morals go, but do you ever wonder how Freddy the Tortoise and Harold the Hare fared since that famous race? We all know that Tortoise shocked the world with his win, and Hare hung up his running shoes. But then came…

The fans!

The critics!

The reporters!

Cameras!

Book deals!

Movie rights!

Life in the spotlight can rarely feel very slow… or steady. Will Freddy ever be able to follow his own moral and return to the simple life he once knew and loved?

The Unique Friendship of Grover and Steve

On the Great Plains, we find Grover, a donkey and Steve, an ostrich, who are the best of friends despite their differences.

The other animals on the plains just cannot understand how they are even friends. Donkeys and ostriches are just too different!

For Grover and Steve, while there are many differences between the two, what's most important to them is the bond of friendship.