How BRIGHT is your LIGHT, and how often do you LET IT SHINE?
This inspiring book, written in soothing rhyme, will empower children to always shine bright—regardless of their circumstances. Emphasizing the importance of standing in the truth of who you are, it highlights more than just being proud of who you’re becoming, but the impact you can make in the world, no matter how big or small. In a world where anything is possible, “Always be the Light” is the perfect way help children own their destinies, while creating a ‘ripple effect’ of positivity and golden standards.

Unity For Diversity – Together As One A beautiful touching book full of diverse art and soft rhyming stanzas penned from the heart.

Twenty-six talented illustrators were each given complete freedom to express their illustration through their own palette of color, vision, and style. From love to innovation, wonder, adventure, forgiveness, and hope.- each illustration tells it’s own story. Every page comes together to create The Giving World.

Behind the scenes of the creative process; Lean and Huggins wrote The Giving World only after receiving the finished illustrations. Trusting their hearts, vision, and creativity Lean and Huggins hired not one, but 26 illustrators, believing we are always better when we work together. We can’t wait to share The Giving World with you.

This book is about a young girl who is struggling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. It features her “OCD brain” as a separate character outside herself to demonstrate what it feels like to have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. The story follows Ophelia Clementine Delarose as her OCD brain tries to trick her into various compulsions, and how she manages to overpower those thoughts. Book author Jordyn Croft had based her character’s thoughts and situations on her own experiences.

Acts of Kindness is a picture book that illustrates for young readers the profound impact one simple act of kindness can make. Written is rhyme, Acts of Kindness is a fun, engaging read that will easily captivate your little reader.

Nicholas Jon Paul Martin William Annabelle Tydings is a curious young daredevil who walks to the beat of his own drum. His sensible side also yearns for respect. Why do people often tell him things that he knows cannot be true? Young Nicholas brushes off the hype in his matter-of-fact way, silently longing for the love and admiration of the people he holds dear. Will energetic curiosity and a daredevil attitude keep Nicholas from learning the truth about the world around him?

My book is about a young girl who creates a lot of chaos and mess around her home because she is an inventor and loves to try out new experiments. She has a brother who believes girls cannot be inventors and his sister is annoying more than anything. However, the little girl Raven takes her brother Russell on a historical journey about different black women in history that have invented wonderful creations that contribute to society, that we use every day.

Dancing Shapes provides an inside gorgeous glimpse into one ballerina’s journey. Konora, whose career has been sidelined by COVID-19, leads readers through warm-up steps, a basic ballet technique lesson, and an exploration of movement and form.

Join Brock and Teddy on their journey to Mars! Travel through space and to the red planet in hopes of exploring new places, making friends, and being home in time for dinner.

A story of how skin colour raised questions for one little girl of mixed heritage and how she began to understand her unique and culturally diverse family. Confused that her skin colour is different to the rest of the family, Tyler goes on a thoughtful journey of discovery to establish her identity.

Having a new baby is a thrilling change, but for an older sibling, it can also be a confusing time.

How can you help your child adjust, and accept their new sibling with an open heart?

A Little Sister for Brady is a beautifully illustrated story with relatable characters and social emotional learning around this important topic.

Unlike other sibling books, the story highlights some initial friction as our little labradoodle adjusts to sharing his toys, treats and even his humans with his new baby sister.