Welcome to the quiet beauty of nature through the simple structure of haiku.

With gentle, abstract artwork and lyrical poems, this book helps young readers slow down, observe, and listen to the world around them. Waves, trees, stars, rain, butterflies, and more . . . rooted in the Japanese tradition of short-form poetry, haiku encourages children to notice small details, engage their senses, and express what they feel with just a few carefully chosen words. This book not only offers original haiku to enjoy but also guides children in creating their own, making poetry a playful, accessible way to connect with creation and their inner voice.

Perfect for quiet moments, classrooms, nature walks, or bedtime reflections to nurture a lifelong love of language, art, and the sacred rhythm of the natural world.

February just stinks! Or so Stanley thinks.

Meet Stanley, the silly little pup who loves so many things about the calendar year-the celebrations, special days, and surprises-well, except the month of February.

February's freezing! And it's gloomy. And what's with the whole leap year thing? Why is February a month at all?

Join Stanley as he trots through the calendar in playful rhyme, celebrating all the wonderful things every month has to offer (well, almost every one). Along the way, Stanley may just find that even his least favorite month is filled with joy.

Who knows? Maybe there's a place for February in Stanley's heart after all . . .

Hello, my shining star!

A heartwarming story about how a mother's love has traveled across vast universes just to find their shining star.

I'm Right Here teaches us no matter how far you may be, the stars will always remind you of the bond between mother and child. With enchanting illustrations and charming metaphors, this story makes for a great bedtime story under the starry night sky.

On Palm Sunday, a humble donkey finds his purpose.

Bartholomew is a small, clumsy donkey with very big dreams. His mother, Delilah, once carried a very important lady named Mary, on a very important night, to a very important place.

Bart loves that story. He's heard it a hundred times. He just isn't sure he'll ever do anything important-especially if he keeps tripping over his own feet!

But Bart can't shake the feeling that he was destined for something great.

Join Bartholomew the donkey in this heartwarming tale of faith, patience, and believing that the Lord has a purpose for those who least expect it.

Can you hear all of the sounds of America, too?

When Paulie's boat from Italy finally reaches the coast of New York City, all of the special sounds of America come rushing into his ears!

On his way to his papà and nonno's restaurant, Paulie's ears continue to fill with the joyful noise of the city and its people. As Paulie makes friends and finds his place in his new home, the sounds around him grow richer-each one telling a story of family, community, perseverance, and freedom.

Before long, Paulie will add his own sounds to the chorus of America as he begins to shape the story of his future.

Sita must help save her jungle-but she can't do it alone.

Deep in India's Ranthambore forest, young Sita the tiger longs to prove she's more than Queen Sharmila's cub-she's the descendant of Dawon the Fierce, the legendary tiger ridden into battle by the goddess Parvati herself.

But the jungle is dying. Trees fall. Rivers fade. Food grows scarce. And in the shadows, poachers close in. Divided by fear and pride, the tiger tribes turn against one another. When her mother vanishes in search of answers, Sita must summon a courage worthy of her lineage to unite the jungle before it's too late.

Joined by a fainting peacock, a sharp-tongued snake, a chatterbox monkey, and a daring village boy, Sita embarks on a journey where every step tests her heart and every roar shakes the fate of the wild. Guided by Parvati's spirit, she will learn that true strength isn't born from power alone-but from the bonds that tie every living thing to the jungle's beating heart.

Ideal for fans of:
animal adventure stories, wildlife conservation themes, mythological tales, and coming-of-age journeys.

With a little imagination, we can all make new friends!

It's time for recess, and all of Ollie's classmates are ready to play! . . . Well, everyone except Ollie. On the playground, the Distraction Monster thinks Ollie's playing hide-and-seek with friends, but it turns out Ollie is just hiding. It's just too hard to try to make new friends-or so Ollie thinks.

Join Ollie for another adventure with his distraction monster as they go on an exciting pirate adventure, make new friends, and discover that with a little imagination, he can use his ADHD to overcome any obstacle.

Eric Hoffer Award, Grand Prize Short List; Children’s Honorable Mention
Next Generation Indie Book Awards, Children’s Picture Book (0-5 Years and Up) Finalist

Monday to Sunday, each day of the week is a new opportunity for fashion!

Mondays are for dresses, Tuesdays for sports-jerseys and costumes, sweatpants and shorts! Young readers will delight in the colorful, fun-filled illustrations and joyful rhymes of A Maker of Dresses as dressmaker Alexis leads them through a week of stitching, twirling, and big fashion dreams.

The Distraction Monster is here to do what he does best!

Ollie's distraction monster brings him plenty of new ideas and adventures-like flying on the back of his dragon drawing to saving the passengers of a make-believe train-but he also takes Ollie's attention away from his chores, and Ollie has to clean his room before going to family dinner at the Pasta Palace. How can he get anything done with the Distraction Monster making things even messier than before?

Join Ollie as he learns to work with his distraction monster to have adventures while still completing tasks in this fun-filled story about managing ADHD.