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Can there ever be enough books that encourage kids to accept themselves for who they are? We think not! Rose and Her Amazing Nose is a picture book that does just this: it teaches kids the importance of accepting themselves.

Can a Princess Be a Firefighter? is an empowering picture book by award-winning author Carole P. Roman that encourages children to follow their dreams.

Rocket-Bye is one of the latest and greatest picture books from award-winning author, Carole P. Roman.

The Gallery of Wonders, by Marc Remus, is an incredibly engaging middle grade book for ages nine and up—especially those that dabble in art, magic, and defending against the dark arts.

This charming fairytale, The Kitten Who Wants to Fall Asleep, is interwoven with psychological sleep-inducing techniques which are astonishingly effective.

Paris Hop!, by Margie Blumberg, is a wonderful journey into the sights, sounds, scents, and linguistic adventures of the City of Light.

Survival Secrets of Turkey Vultures What makes vultures unique? What two weird defense tricks do turkey vultures use to freak out their predators?

The Little Mouse Santi is an inspiring tale that teaches us that, with a little courage, we can all be whoever we want to be. It’s definitely the cat’s meow!

Stella Dutton has composed a rhyming tale about the trials and tribulations of living with Cavapoos. These lovable scamps are a mix between Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Poodles and are generally gentle and very smart.

First published by The Medlar Press, cover illustration by Dean Raybould, The Mora Stone was included in the Children's Literature Foundation of New Zealand Inc. nominations for the top ten Notable Senior Fiction award.

The Mora Stone is a young adult novel for readers that enjoy the fantasy genre.

Author Suzanne Rothman has crafted an interesting way to deliver the message of being positive no matter what happens through her main character, Little Chef.

The Thunder Maker is a tale that explores the power of sound and learning to speak words of kindness, including knowing when to apologize.

Ahoy! Captain No Beard and his crew are back. In the latest installment to Carole P. Roman’s award-wining series, Being a Captain is Hard Work, readers learn it’s okay to make mistakes, especially when you learn something from them.

Crimson Dragon is proud to present Taylor Overbey’s debut book, The I-Wants and the Gimmies. Released in February 2016, this book shows that everyone should think about others regardless of differences.

Silly Willy Winston, the main character in the series is based on the author’s Basset Hound. According to Donna M. Maguire the book series was created to satisfy several key objectives.

Introducing Super Sporty” teaches kids an important lesson about teamwork, while giving them bucketloads of fun in the process.

Do you have your passaporto (passport) handy? It’s time to merriggiare (rest at noon in a shady spot) with a copy of If You Were Me and Lived In .. Italy and introduce your kids to the wealth of culture that abounds in the Republic of Italy—the famous country shaped like a boot.

Ulme of the Alentejo: A Tale of Two Horses is an inspiring tale of human and animal spirit.

Ripple Grove Press is proud to present Jami Gigot’s debut picture book, Mae and the Moon. Released in September 2015, this charming book, beautifully illustrated in soft moonlit hues, will capture the hearts of moon gazers everywhere.

Ripple Grove Press is proud to present The Peddler’s Bed by Lauri Fortino and illustrated by Bong Redila. Released in September 2015, this tale of kindness and giving, features a peddler attempting to sell a fine, handcrafted bed, guaranteed never to squeak, to a poor man who has no bed at all.

My book, The Midwife of Bethlehem tells the story of a faith-filled midwife in Bethlehem who was called to the stable to help a couple from out of town deliver a baby.

Johnny DePalma’s The Night Parade feels like it’s already a classic. This is an insightful coinage among the mythic figures that populate children’s stories, and it feels like the sort of thing the Brothers Grimm might have thought up.

Annalise’s Up and Down Day, by Denise L. Jenne with illustrations by Julie Iannone, is a picture book about an ordinary day in the life of a toddler.

Go Ducky, Go Lyle’s school is hosting The Great Duck Race and he has a ticket.