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“What Good is a Dragon?” by Patrick CarlsonIt’s the Queen’s birthday in “What Good is a Dragon?” by author Patrick Carlson. The King needs help getting his birthday gift to her and enlists...
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Meet the Author! Getting to Know Sarah Vie – Author of “Let Your Inner Golden Sparkle Shine”Sarah Vie is a nationally and internationally known energy facilitator, meditation guide and emotional healing coach, based in Rehoboth Beach,...
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“Ashley Wants a Pet” by Jestina Hodge-Pais"Ashley Wants a Pet" would be a good read for any kid, as it is common that younger kids (and adults alike) gravitate toward puppies and kittens...
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“Practicing Mindfulness: Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo’s Activity and Coloring Book for Kids” by Kim LarkinsIn “Practicing Mindfulness: Emma Lou the Yorkie Poo’s Activity and Coloring Book for Kids,” author Kim Larkins explains to children that...
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Dr. Rosie Helps the Animals by Jennifer WelbornPicture books are great vehicles to introduce children to a variety of topics. However, since picture books are so short, it is quite challenging...
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“Winston the Traveling Dog Goes to Egypt and Jordan” by Cynthia Anne FinefrockCreative learning about other countries through the eyes of an adventurous Pomeranian named Winston! The post “Winston the Traveling Dog...
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“Women in Botany” by Mary WissingerThere is a dearth of children’s books focused on women in science, so this book is much needed and appreciated. However, it goes beyond just...
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“On a Rooftop in Beijing” by Maggie ParedesYoung love is thrilling and all-consuming. But is it worth risking your life over? This coming-of-age romance highlights the sacrifices a teen...
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“Cursed Waters” by Stanley Nesbitt“Cursed Waters” by Stanley Nesbitt is about a young 16-year-old named William. Having spent the last years scraping up what work he and his...
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“Dinopotamus Solves a Mystery” by Lois Wickstrom“Dinopotamus Solves a Mystery” is a simple story, but it still works as well as a complicated one. The concept of how bigger things produce more...
