This illustrated children's book introduces readers to the process of writing a story through ten simple steps. It explains how to choose an idea, create a setting, develop a main character, and give the character a problem to solve. It then guides children through writing the story's ending and sharing their work with others. Through an engaging example and colorful illustrations, the book enc…
This illustrated picture book follows monarch butterflies on their long migration from Canada to Mexico. Told through lyrical text and colorful illustrations, it shows the butterflies searching for food, facing storms, gathering together, and travelling south to reach their ancestral winter home. The book also introduces young readers to the monarch butterfly's life cycle, anatomy, and migratio…
A young polar bear cub asks her mother where she came from. Her mother gently explains that she and the cub's father wanted a baby and that the cub is a precious gift from God. Through a warm conversation between mother and child, the story reassures young readers that they are loved, wanted, and treasured. The book is intended to help parents discuss a child's origins, family love, and the Chr…
This book is a collection of traditional folktales from different countries and cultures, featuring brave girls and women as the main characters. The stories include clever girls who outsmart thieves, women who disguise themselves to fight in wars, and heroines who overcome difficult challenges through courage, intelligence, and determination. Drawing on traditions from countries such as China,…
This illustrated reference book introduces young readers to World War II, from the political tensions and preparations before the war to major battles and the eventual defeat of Germany and Japan. It explores important events such as the Battle of Britain, the attack on Pearl Harbor, the D-Day landings, and the atomic bombings of Japan. Photographs, maps, timelines, infographics, and historical…
This picture book celebrates children's creativity and encourages them to explore different ways of making art. It introduces different approaches to drawing, including creating characters and scenes, using colors or black and white, and experimenting with materials such as paint, scissors, needles, and thread. The book encourages children to discover the artistic activities they enjoy and expr…
Why do children put off homework, chores, and other important tasks? In See You Later, Procrastinator!: (Get It Done), Pamela Espeland and Elizabeth Verdick help young readers understand why procrastination happens and how to overcome it. Using full-colour cartoons, relatable examples, and practical advice, the book introduces strategies for getting motivated, staying focused, managing time,…
Have you ever wondered what might happen if hens were huge?
The Table of Contents includes: Seeds, What Seeds Need to Grow, Seeds Grow into Plants, and Plants Grow Seeds. Young readers will delight reading the text supported by colorful detailed photos. This book would be a wonderful addition to a school or home library.
One bright sunny day, everybody sets out, using different modes of transportation, from skates and bicycles to a yellow sports car, a stretch limo, and an elaborately painted van.