Rayna's True Colors

Rayna and her caterpillar friends attend Metamorphosis School to learn how to become a butterfly. She dreams about what colors she will be. When Rayna emerges from the chrysalis, she can’t understand why no one acknowledges her presence. She discovers she is transparent, with no colors. Iris, a butterfly fairy, appears and tells Rayna she has been chosen to lead all monarch butterflies in migration. But, first, she must earn each of her three colors by performing good deeds to help others. Will Rayna succeed in her mission to find her true colors?

Summer and Chaos Just Don't Mix

Chaos follows the three sisters wherever they go but they team up to make sure it does not defeat them. They push aside such distractions as they create memorable keepsakes of their summers together. Here are three of those memorable experiences.

Home At Last

Lost in the countryside, a curious young fox and gentle fawn make new animal friends as they search for a way home. The courageous adventurers find joy and kindness, discovering that every journey leads to love. Young children will glory in the adventure yet feel safe and cozy, meeting cute animal friends and having the comforting reassurance of finding home.

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?

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.

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!

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.

All My Wishes For You

“I have found that a majority of our wishes do come true, but we have forgotten them because we have found other wishes that are more recent.”

All My Wishes For You, is the story that gently brings to the mind of any mother or child the wishes they make as well as the magic of a dream’s eventual fruition.

As a mother and child read through this story together, it can start a conversation about their current wishes and thus create a deeper bond by sharing all they are thinking and dreaming about. No characters in the book are named, allowing a mother and child to personalize the story as they read along with each other.

The Squirrel Lo and His Friend the Narrator – Book 1

Lo, a curious squirrel, discovers that he can understand all the stories told by the mysterious Narrator, stories that emerge from a special box of tales.Together, Lo and the Narrator embark on a journey, traveling from one country to another in search of something the Narrator desperately wants to find. But as they travel, Lo begins to sense that something is watching him. And the Narrator is keeping a secret – one that could change everything.What is the Narrator hiding? And what mysteries await in their adventures?Find out in The Squirrel Lo and His Friend the Narrator – Book 1.

The Fuzzy Bumblebee

In this thoughtful Clarke Fable, your child will learn the lesson of appreciating others for who they are. The fuzzy bumblebee comes to understand that he shares a sameness and a difference from those who are around him. Don’t forget to look for the Fuzzy Little Bumblebee who appears on each page!

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.

Ivy Jones and the Pirates of Mermaid Cove

Seven-year-old Ivy Jones never imagined that a simple trip to the beach would change her life forever.

But when she wanders from her parents and meets a curious mermaid named Sereia, Ivy is swept into a hidden world beneath the waves: the magical kingdom of Aqualithia. Here, mermaids live beneath shimmering coral arches and along seashell streets, protected by King Thalassor and his royal guards.

But peace in Aqualithia is under threat. A ruthless gang of human pirates has stolen the Miraluna Pearl, a glowing relic said to be the source of the mermaids’ magic.

With Sereia and a loyal dolphin named Shimmer by her side, Ivy must journey through a dangerous underwater world to recover the pearl and save Aqualithia.

But time is running out! Will Ivy discover her true courage and outsmart the greedy treasure hunters before the ocean’s light is lost forever…?