Animal ABC for Children of All Ages

When COVID-19 lockdowns swept the globe, creativity unlocked for one woman in Belleville, Ontario. Alone with her cat, C. Boulanger turned to a fantasy world she had long imagined, bringing to life a charming children’s tale. With whimsical animals as guides straight from her isolation, she penned Animal ABC for Children of All Ages not just to delight young readers, but to remind all of us that even in the darkest of days, joy and wonder still exist if only we know where to look. Brighten your family’s time at home with this playful journey of imagination.

Cover designed by Janet Eastwood.

Ask Annie About Microbiology

Algae and fungi and bacteria—Oh my! So, you’re telling me there is a whole other ecosystem existing all around us and we can’t even see it?

Annie, a very tiny middle-school-aged girl who has been bullied for her size, is about to find out how creatures even smaller than herself can be essential to the functions of the world we live in. This book contains scientific explanations, definitions, and links to lesson plans and coloring pages for your little scientist to learn all about microbiology—the study of microbes.

Come along with Annie to discover more about the animals living on our hands, in our fish tanks, and under our pillows that are much too small for us to see! These amazing microscopic creatures are vital to the health, function, and well-being of every other animal on the planet. Every creature, no matter how big or small, has an important purpose on Earth!

Be a Good Girl

This book is a celebration of girls all around the world, rewriting what is means to “Be a Good Girl”.

A message to all girls to be true to themselves, to feel empowered to do anything, to be proud of their magic and talents, and to own their superpowers.

Growing up in Your World

Our paramount task as parents or loved ones is to teach our children about our Heavenly Father. What better way to do this than to encourage our children 'to have a relationship with Him'?
It is hoped that through these prayers and Think About It sections, you will be able to pass on to your children an awe of the Lord. Then, they will understand the closeness of His presence, guidance and love. 

We do not presume that we will be the deciding factor in this marvelous journey in their lives. That privilege belongs solely to you. May your Heavenly Father richly bless you all...as you watch your blessings grow. 

It's OK to be Anxious

Anxiety is not a bad thing! Childhood anxiety is extremely common. It can be caused by many different things and there are ways for children to cope with their anxiety. It’s Ok to be Anxious explores this topic in a fun and manageable way.

Just Like Us

After Jenny’s best friend and next-door neighbor, Ashley, moves out of the neighborhood, she is sad and lonely for a pretty long time. Then one day, she is excited to see a new family move in with a girl about her age. But the members of this new family are really weird: the mom wears a flowing robe and a turban, the dad dons a thick black beard, and they speak an alien tongue. Maybe they are Martians from outer space.

Jenny’s fears get worse as she watches more strange, mysterious and alien characters dropping in at their house from time to time. What happens next comes as a surprise!

My Daddy Has a Rule

What happens when Livi Grace has to follow her Daddy’s rules? She finds creative ways that make respecting these rules fun. Read how she accomplishes it in this delightful pattern-based story. You can even try and clap to the word patterns in the book and then use some of your words to duplicate the pattern!

Nancy and the Christmas Story

Nancy experienced culture shock when she moved to a new city. The belief that Santa Claus existed confused her. And the reason people thought they celebrated Christmas was entirely different from what she knew.

However, her discovery of the difference between Santa Claus and Jesus Christ saved the world. 

Roy and Okey

As a child growing up in California E.H. Williams wondered why Uncle Roy became a kinder person around Okey. Later she learned their touching history and felt compelled to share their true story about friendship.

During World War II when much of the world was falling apart, Okey and Roy showed that kindness and decency still existed. Their real-life story will inspire you!

After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, a shocking order by the U.S. government forced all people of Japanese origin from the West Coast to Relocation Camps.

Everything they owned was sold at a fraction of its value or put in the care of others. Over 120,000 people spent the war in tar-papered army-style barracks even though they were American citizens.

When the war was over, many of the Japanese Americans found that they had lost their homes and businesses because deceitful people stole their property. Many had to start again with nothing.

Roy and Okey’s story shows personal integrity, and what it means to be a real American through hard times!

Some Bodies Need a Little Help

Every body is a good body, no matter what kind of help they may need! Sometimes, the differences that make us unique cause us to need a little extra help to do things others don’t need help with, and that’s okay. It’s important to love our bodies and all the quirks that come with them! In Some Bodies Need a Little Help, get to know people just like you who love their bodies, even if their bodies may not look or work like you may expect. Every body is special and worthy of celebrating, even if one needs a little extra help sometimes!

Something Flew in my Eye

Let us lay the groundwork of success for children who are facing challenges of monumental proportions. It's never too early to learn certain lessons. You'd be surprised at how much children already know.

"I just cried

so for the moment

I feel better inside."

The Adventures of Treyce and Pop-Pop!

Join the adventure of a lifetime in this heartwarming children’s book that will take young readers on an exciting journey filled with important lessons about morals and values. Follow Treyce and his Pop-Pop (Grandfather) as they encounter challenges and obstacles that will teach them important life lessons about kindness, honesty, and friendship. With colorful illustrations and a fun storyline, this book will capture the imaginations of young readers and leave a lasting impression on their hearts. A must-read for parents who want to instill positive values in their children, this book will teach young ones the importance of making good choices and being a kind and compassionate person. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey that will inspire and teach young minds.