Springer is at it again in this second volume in the Escapades of Springer the Spaniel series, Mayhem in Manhattan. He is a little dog with a big heart, and it shows as he helps a work horse pull a carriage through the city streets. His courage shines through as he tackles a robber and gets locked in a museum at night. Through all his escapades he makes new friends and learns about city life as he finds mayhem on every corner. This is another tail-wagging tale about a smart little dog whose curiosity leads him straight into thrilling adventures! A children’s book of fiction in five chapters that’s great for bedtime stories.

THE ESCAPADES OF SPRINGER THE SPANIEL is a series of fictional books for children ages 5 to 10. The ten chapters in this book also make great bedtime stories. Springer is a brave little dog with a big heart. In this first volume, his curiosity leads him straight into mischief as he lets loose a kennel full of cats while boarding at the vets. Just when things can’t get any wilder, he rescues ducks from a pool, gets chased by a gang of raccoons on a snowy mountain, and hides out in a hospital. With every adventure he makes new friends, big laughs, and unforgettable escapades. This is a tail-wagging tale for kids that the whole family will love!

Watch for the next book in this series coming soon: THE ESCAPADES OF SPRINGER THE SPANIEL VOLUME TWO: MAYHEM IN MANHATTAN

Monkey in My Pocket introduces a cheeky little monkey who pops out when the day winds down and turns quiet evenings into a whirlwind of laughter, rhyme, and playful mayhem.

In Macaroon Owl Learns the Planets, children follow Macaroon Owl as he quietly discovers the wonders of our solar system through hands-on Montessori exploration.

Set in a softly lit Montessori classroom, Macaroon works with a model of the solar system, carefully observing, comparing, and naming each planet. There are no flashy facts or overwhelming lessons – just calm discovery, purposeful materials, and a child’s natural curiosity unfolding.

As Macaroon traces the orbit of each planet and studies their colors and order, he develops more than scientific knowledge. He develops concentration, sequencing, language, and a deep sense of connection to the universe.

Can God really hear me?

In this sweet and simple story, children discover that the answer is yes—every time they pray. Whether it’s a whisper at bedtime, a prayer before meals, or a quiet thought during the day, God is always near and always listening.

God Can Hear Me helps young readers understand that they are never alone and that their voice matters to God.

A perfect read for families, bedtime routines, and early faith-building moments.

a b c d e f g…lets learn about America’s Civil War history! From Abraham Lincoln to Wilmer McLean, to Palmito Ranch and more, open this book and you will find so many fun facts to explore.

ABC’s of America’s Civil War is the first book of the ABC’s of America for Kids Series, a historical non-fiction series geared toward ages 5–10. With rhyming, beautiful illustrations and many unique and age appropriate facts, this book will keep your child engaged while learning about America’s Civil War.

Samantha Harper always thought the weather was unpredictable—just not this unpredictable. She had no idea how much until the weather started acting strange around her. A snowflake in May. Fog on a sunny morning. The sun blinking like a nervous light switch. And voices… whispering from the sky.

When Sam discovers that the weather elements are real—and disastrously disorganized after losing their official schedule—she becomes the only human who can hear them, see them, and help them. Suddenly she’s juggling school, suspicious classmates, and a sky full of dramatic personalities who can’t seem to stay subtle.

When a grandparent asks, “Do you see what I see?” an ordinary moment opens into a world of wonder. With each turn of the page, a child’s imagination takes flight and soon the grown-ups aren’t just watching, they’re joining in.

Told with warmth and playful perspective, Do You See What I See? is a joyful celebration of how children see the world and how their vision helps us remember the magic in the everyday.

Nia and Zeke are on a mission to unite humanity and secure our place within the galactic family! After a friendly encounter with two alien beings, Almaya and Gloria, the children agree to share an important message of unity with their human family.
How can Nia and Zeke teach humans that the energy of unity is more powerful than the energy of separation? Their galactic friends tell them that humanity is ready to come together, but they need a plan. Fortunately, Nia always has a plan!

Meet Dottie, a magical dot with a mighty mission to connect the world! In Just a Dot? I Think Not! A Book of Connection, Dottie and her vibrant friends show young readers how unity, kindness, and respect can build bridges across differences. With joyful illustrations and five interactive worksheets to inspire imagination, this uplifting story celebrates what makes each of us unique and reminds us that, together, we can create something truly beautiful. More than a book, it’s a movement toward a more compassionate and inclusive world.