I am an off-road enthusiast who has owned Jeeps my whole life. I’ve off-roaded in eleven different states. Do you know how to tell if a person drives a Jeep? Wait a few minutes, they’ll tell you. 🙂

Willie is the coolest motorcyclist in second grade!

Wait, a second grader is a motorcyclist? Well, he dreams of becoming one―the coolest in second grade, as a matter of fact. This 7-year-old from a small, Midwestern town finds himself enamored by a scruffy, bearded motorcyclist who rides throughout his neighborhood, named Bill.

As Ivan interacts with the zookeeper and animals, your child will develop a love for nature, an appreciation for diversity, and a sense of adventure. Perfect for bedtime reading or classroom activities, “Ivan Visits the Silly Safari” is a must-have addition to your child’s library.

This book is based on a typical day in the life of me and my service dog Denim. It is a fictionalized account of what we do throughout the normal school day. If you enjoyed this book, please look out for more adventures from the day in the life of Denim.

When Evalee’s parents go away for the weekend, her grandmother takes her on a fishing excursion she’ll never forget! Evalee jumps for joy at the thought of a new adventure but quickly realizes that fishing isn’t as easy as it seems. Maybe it’s time for Evalee to give up on adventuring … or maybe this is just the beginning.

Evalee Goes Fishing focuses on conquering inner conflict and finding fulfillment in even the simplest tasks. This book encourages children to explore various skills and experiences that will provide growth and learning.

Meet Siren, a wolf pup with a unique howl that sounds just like an ambulance siren!

He jumps into action one day during an emergency and uses his howl to clear the way for an ambulance through heavy traffic. This brave pup impresses the EMTs so much that they offer him a job as an official ambulance worker.

Siren begins using his big heart, fuzzy gray fur, and wagging tail to comfort children during their rides to the hospital. He ends up turning what would normally be a scary trip, into a fun adventure. The kids all agree — meeting Siren was paws-down the highlight of their day!

One day, however, Siren’s bravery is put to the test when he meets a girl with a condition he’s never encountered before. Even this fearless pup finds himself frightened. Can he find his courage and help his new friend?

Ride along with Siren on his adventure as he discovers how friendship can ignite courage and conquer fear.

Come along with Sophie; she’s going on an adventure to find her forever home!

Sometimes life is scary, and it doesn’t work out exactly like we think it will. But Sophie meets a friend who helps her see things differently . . .

The Tales of Sophie Shenanigans: Sophie Takes a Trip normalizes anxiety and educates young readers that there are ways to feel better when feeling scared. It also helps readers understand how anxiety can make us feel, emotionally and physically. The target audience is children ages 4–8 who suffer from symptoms of anxiety, as well as children who are embarking on a new experience; for instance: moving, starting/changing schools.

Dear Readers,

In this issue of *KidlioMag*, we delve into the exciting world of STEM education. STEM isn’t just about equations and lab experiments—it’s a mindset that encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and creativity. Whether your young readers dream of building robots, exploring outer space, or discovering new ways to protect our planet, STEM provides the foundation for their aspirations.

Remember, STEM isn’t just for the classroom—it’s a lifelong adventure. So let’s ignite those young minds and empower them to be the problem-solvers of tomorrow!

Happy reading!

Hi! My name is Tiara Deahn Thornton. I was born and raised in Alamogordo, New Mexico. I love animals. I have two cats named Ash and Ace.

What do you do at the beach when it’s not summertime? Carole Jane lives on Mac Island, and even though summer is fun, Carole Jane thinks she might love the other seasons even more. She can peek into tide pools in the spring, talk to gulls in the fall, and play in the sand all year round, building all sorts of things. Home on Mac Island is Carole Jane’s favorite place to be.

The pale-yellow house at the end of Starfish Lane is where Carole Jane lives. She can see the ocean every day, all year long, and there is always something interesting to see and do on the island. Spend the year with Carole Jane, discovering everything from parades celebrating Mac Island’s townspeople, to a bonfire on the beach, to peaceful days reading on the pier.