Judah and his class are given homework to find out what they want to be when they grow up. Super excited, Judah races home and discovers all of the amazing things he could be…In his dreams. When I Grow Up has a search and find aspect to it, which adds an extra element of play to reading. Reading can be challenging for some children, but adding an interactive spin keeps them engaged and opens up a world of creativity in their minds.
Join Cooper and Chloe, two adorable cats with unique tastes, on their delightful dinner-time adventure! Every day, their loving mom serves them chicken, but to her surprise, Cooper and Chloe just don’t like it. While chicken may be a favorite among many cats, these two feline friends have their own preferences. In a world where conformity seems to reign, they bravely embrace their individuality and teach us all a valuable lesson.
It’s time to meet five brightly colored kids who are out of this world!!
At Scolar Space School, one particular student is a little bit shy. Doret likes drawing and doing creative things by herself. Everything changes the day she meets a mysterious creature in the schoolyard. This lost and broken robot needs fixing, so Doret turns to a classmate she knows has the skills to help. One by one, five students join together and soon become firm friends. Each child has a different personality and their own set of strengths. Only by working together can they return the robot to its home planet: but will their plan be foiled before it can succeed?
Being scared of spiders is a common fear in young children (and many adults!). Take the first step on the bravery ladder by starting a gentle conversation about the spiders, and you never know, you might just fall in lover with these ones.
Meet Oliver, whose adventure begins with a ride on a carousel. He soon realizes that it’s not only a ride — it’s a magical adventure.
Far beyond the horizon, there is a beautiful Enchanted Forest. The creatures who live there have nothing to fear or be scared of, because the beautiful Wizard of the North Mountain Lake protects them. But there is also a monstrous, evil Ghoul who along with his trolls, want the Enchanted Forest for themselves. They are evil and will stop at nothing to get the Forest.
Younger readers will appreciate this picture rhyming book of the Tiny Tales Edition that encourages children to be confident enough to speak up, speak out and express themselves particularly when they are feeling shy. Follow Violet on her journey searching high and low to find her voice and enjoy the read along with little ones.
A little girl, Yaa Asantewaa, doubted her capabilities and was scared to dance at a school recital. Her mum tells her the story of a powerful and brave African Queen Mother to encourage her to dance and face her fears.
Will she find her confidence and dance at the recital?
Play for Me, Peter” is a story about inspiration, the power of music and the special bond between a boy and his grandparents.
Written in dyslexia-friendly font, Robby the Dyslexic Taxiis the first book in a series about taxi friends with different disabilities and how they not only overcome them, they also do great things. In this story, we meet Robby, who has to deliver Mr. Walters to the airport. There’s just one problem… Robby can’t read the street signs! How will he get his passenger to the airport on time if his dyslexia is putting the brakes on his trip?