by Patricia Derrick Riley the Rhinoceros has an exciting job. He works as a jungle bus and gives rides to baby animals when they’re on their own. He gives them a ride on his back until they find their way home. However, the baby animals aren’t the only ones who notice Riley’s job. Riley’s other …
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Grandma’s Snowflakes: A Book About the Seasons, Nature and Family History
by Juli Boaz Karr Juli Boaz Karr writes a fantastic story that lasts through the seasons in “Grandma’s Snowflakes: A Book About the Seasons, Nature and Family History.“ The story starts with Grandma, who has lived in the same house since she was younger. As she grew older, so did the house. Eventually, she gave …
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Jeannie Ann’s Grandma Has Breast Cancer
Cancer. The mere mentioning of the word can bring people all assortments of feelings: fear, dread, sorrow, despair. We live in an age where there is just too much information about the disease; unfortunately, most of it comes from websites that preach the horrors of having cancer at the very first headache you have.
Searching for Elock by Carl Kegerreis
One common thing that children would always love to do is take on crazy adventures. In fact, they can’t seem even to get enough of it. Every child loves to engage in activities that stimulate wild and extravagant ideas in their minds.
Life in the Neck: Advent of Christmas by Diane Davies
Storytelling is a delightful way to introduce young children to the wonders of the Christmas spirit and its significance…
The Rebecca Pendragon Trilogy: Magic Is All Around Us
Once upon a time, there were fantasy books that enchanted generations throughout the decades and centuries.
Where Do I Belong?: An Adoption Story by Michelle Ernsthausen
Have you ever wondered what it means to adopt or be adopted? Have you ever felt the need to belong? In Where Do I Belong? An Adoption Story, Michelle Ernsthausen narrates the life of Andrew and his journey…
Tock A Tick by Ryke Leigh Douglas
Letting go of the objects that are notable in our hearts can be pretty tough. An attachment to such things can affect our dispositions in our daily life.
Where Is My Home?
“Home is a place where the heart is” is an old maxim that has been said time and again throughout many generations.
Come One, Come All Spring Festival
What is another great way to tell children a meaningful story about friendship without using princesses, knights, and dragons?