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Ten-year-old Jose is in a dilemma. His older brother has a severe mental illness, and keeps acting strangely. On top of that, Jose’s best friend keeps teasing him about his brother’s serious condition. When they come across an animal in gra… more

Have you ever had an extraordinary day? Max hadn’t. Until one winter day when he met a girl. THE LIBERATION OF MAX MCTRUE takes place in a single day. The classic Boy Meets Girl story. Well, sort of: Boy meets homeschooled girl. Boy ditche… more

Being “the new girl” at Palmetto Bay Middle School is hard enough for archaeologist’s daughter Isabella Jones (Izzy, to her friends…if she had any.)All this eleven year old wants is to fit in and, if she’s lucky, maybe make some real frie… more

On the eve of the new millennium, Zoe and Davy buy a handful of precious stones from an ancient pedlar. She tells them, if they seek knowledge and understanding, to cast one into the River Thames at midnight. Sceptical but daring, they foll… more

Created by the successful landscape artist Dianne Miller for her children, the Little Bunny series is sure to charm. Illustrated in expressive black and white drawings with gentle watercolor washes the books were designed to help her toddle… more

Middle Grade (8-12) with Illustrations and Hyperlinks to Charlie True’s Golden Oldies PlaylistOwen True is eleven and eleven twelfths and has been “exiled” to the small crazy town of Hayward, WA, aka, Haywire, while his mother is on her hon… more

The third book in the series about Marvin, a precocious eleven year old, who tries in vain to be good, but always seems to make the decisions that land him in trouble with his parents, teachers and classmates. Marvin struggles to impress th… more

How to Make & Keep Friends: Tips for Kids to Overcome 50 Common Social Challenges By Nadine Briggs and Donna Shea provides parents and kids with social skills advice presented in top ten list format. Simple tips for the most common social c… more

Ann Brashares’s New York Times bestselling Sisterhood novels—The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, The Second Summer of the Sisterhood, Girls in Pants: The Third Summer of the Sisterhood, and Forever in Blue: The Fourth Summer of the Siste… more

Created by the successful landscape artist Dianne Miller for her children, the Little Bunny series is sure to charm. Illustrated in expressive black and white drawings with gentle watercolor washes the books were designed to help her toddl… more

“If she had been asleep, it had been the strangest of sleeps, and if she was now awake, it was the strangest of wakings. First there was the silence. She knew, even before she opened her eyes, that something was wrong.”Emma Chandler finds h… more

“As a librarian for over 30 years, Wookiwoo, I Love You will be shared throughout the years, and cherished by all who have the opportunity to read this delightful story.” ~Carolyn Hopkins, OC Public Libraries”Every child should have a cop… more

Hidden in water reeds near their home, Maxy and Dan find a huge egg covered in strange markings. They hide it and keep it safe, hoping that it will hatch. And it does!Out comes a scared little creature, half human, half reptile. At first it… more

Candice Parker is overjoyed to lease her first horse. But when the horse’s owner, Kate Patrick, becomes jealous, Candice begins to regret the decision. Walking away isn’t an option, though. Candice already loves the pony. She needs to figur… more

Surf City, New Jersey, in the mid-1970s was like nowhere else on earth. No-one had central airconditioning or widescreen TV. Going barefoot and in swimsuits everywhere was the rule; and, in the days before mobile-phone texting and walkaroun… more

One is simply hazel, and one is lovely tawny; one a plain robot and another a pretty dinosaur ninja.This children’s picture book has been enhanced with the text pop up feature for easy viewing by large groups or individuals alike. The embra… more

Alana and her friends find themselves in many funny situations when they take odd jobs to earn food for the church food pantry. This light hearted book is sure to bring a smile and a laugh as the girls learn the joy of giving.

The Jewel Collar is the story of a Maltese dog, Aristotle, who moves from the family beach house to a new home so his Mommy, an attorney,can be closer to the Courthouse and train station. It is the Christmas season and Ari is very sad, miss… more

Mr. Mimbly’s Moustache is about a lonely man who learns that by being friendly he can make new friends. It is the first in the Mimbly series by internationally published Author and Cartoonist Jason Lethcoe.

Help Me Be Good: Being Selfish (Help Me Be Good series) helps children define selfishness and the importance of being thoughtful and considerate. Joy Berry’s pragmatic approach shows children real ways to handle situations such as sharing, … more