Bedtime Story Suggestion

Putter and the Red Car is the story of one family’s cross-country road trip narrated by a lively Airedale terrier.

What makes you happy? Have you ever put much thought into it? This rhyming picture book for children asks that very question and a special little girl answers it. There’s lots of things that make her happy!

Go, go, go! Peanut’s not slow! But Peanut breaks the rules by running in the house. What will happen when Carmin discovers his big mess? Join Carmin and Peanut in this heartwarming story about learning from mistakes.

A little wind turbine is separated from his family, develops a squeak and is vandalized. But when a nasty storm plunges the nearby town into blackout, his courage and hard work restore electricity, winning him lots of new friends.

When Sally finds a four-leaf clover, she believes she can make four good luck wishes, and they will all come true, but is it really just luck that makes good things happen, or is it something else?

Clickety-clack, clickety-clack…Who’s that coming down the track? “All aboard!” – Join the hard working trains for an exciting train ride. Little train enthusiasts will learn about different types of trains and train cars in this educational delight filled with bright illustrations and rhyming verse. This book features pop-up text and a fixed layout format which displays just like a print book.

"Everybody’s Special" is a bright and colorfully illustrated, rhyming children’s story book which aims to inspire children to celebrate their individuality & uniqueness and delivers the message of acceptance, understanding & confidence in a child friendly format.

It’s a playing day and Oscar the Owl plays hide and seek with Little Bird. His animal friends know where Oscar is, but they can’t say a word. Do you see Oscar the Owl? (Shhh…) Play along with Frita the Fox, Henry the Hedgehog, Bobby the Bear, Randy the Rabbit, and Sally the Snail.

This sweet book "Magic seeds of patience" tells the story of Daniel, who gets a very strange birthday present from his grandfather…

A little raccoon decided he did not want to do what his mother wanted him to do. So, he left home in search of finding another mother to be his mother. Wandering through the forest, he inquired of several likely candidates whether or not they would be willing to be his mother. This included a chipmunk, a squirrel, a bluebird, an anteater, even a beaver —

Bestselling children’s author Kay de Silva presents “Sea Turtles”. The book uses captivating illustrations and carefully chosen words to teach children about "the old man of the sea.”

Easter is not Easter without Eggs! That’s what Henrietta believes and what she’s expected to provide when 100 children are invited to Farmer Johnson’s big Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday. How Henrietta connives to collect, dye, and hide these eggs is her task. Involving every able-bodied bird on the farm to reach her quota is her mission.

"I was lying in my bed; it was already late at night, No dreams arrived, though my eyes were shut tight. I turned over my pillow and I turned it once more, But I was still wide awake just like I was before."

When a loon, a baboon, and a raccoon complain that they are too close to each other, they move apart. But then they seem to be invading the territory of the local cows who in turn find them too close. The three move away again, this time to a pond with a school of boorish Moorish idols who are also unwelcoming. They find relief on an island but that too has inhabitants who insist that they move on.

Didi the Dodo is the story of a little bird who was born different from the others. Who better than he to show everyone that being different can be a lot of fun?

Raggy is impressed when his young human owner, Max, brings home library books about Vikings. The two of them soon start building their own Viking longboat. This sets in motion a series of events, which lead to Raggy’s disappearance, and to him gaining the new, more impressive, Viking name of Ragnar. Oh, and the story also involves a mysterious, furry ninja, and an amusing bunch of ant onlookers!

Get ready to meet a bold, young heroine with a heart full of love and a head full of joyful mischief, Natasha The Party Crasher!

When Asher Barry receives a toy sailboat for his birthday he never in his wildest dreams believes he would become a real pirate. But that is exactly what happens after a mishap in the bathtub caused by his clumsy dog, and new first mate, Watson.

Ponder is a monster. A curious monster. His friend, Dr. Sigh Ence, is helping him understand the body. To start, he explains the building blocks of the body – cells!

Teddy is a very happy bear, but he sometimes gets into a lot of trouble, especially when he goes a-walking and doesn’t notice where he is going. Fortunately for Teddy, he meets a nice dog named Alex who helps him on his way and their friendship blossoms.

Fascinating information is cleverly presented with engaging questions, fun facts and stunning photographs all beautifully packaged to entertain and educate inquiring young minds.

Weepy is a dragon, sure, but the dragons nearby would agree that he doesn’t act like a dragon at all. He’s not angry, scary, and mean. He only eats vegetables with his sharp teeth. He uses his fire-breath as a nightlight because he’s afraid of the dark. Worst of all, he tends to cry, something the other dragons – especially his powerful father – would never do! Weepy wants to be more "dragony," but he soon finds that being different has its advantages.

This book is a lively and lyrical story about unlikely neighbors, a goat named Mr. Fact and a pig named Miss Opinion. Miss Opinion shares a flavorful meal with Mr. Fact, attempting to show him that opinions can add spice to his life. This educational children’s book uses endearing characters to introduce terms such as objective and subjective by personifying fact and opinion.

Have you ever wondered about the secret life of bees? Step inside the magical world of Beewitched, where all of your questions will soon “bee” answered. Beetrice is an ordinary girl with one simple wish: she dreams of bee-coming a bee.

Lucas the Lion and his friend, Ryan the Rabbit, stumble onto a mysterious boat. Ryan wants to take it for a ride, but the apprehensive Lucas refuses. Lucas has never told anyone before, but he’s afraid of the water.