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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a whitetail deer? Step into the forest and discover the amazing world of these beautiful animals with Whitetail Magic for Kids! This book takes you on a special journey to meet a baby whitetail deer and watch it grow through its very first year.
You’ll see stunning photographs that bring the forest to life and learn fascinating facts about how whitetail deer are born, what they eat, and how they play. Follow along as they learn to explore their home, stay safe, and find food, all while enjoying true stories and adventures from nature. Get ready to explore the magic of the wild and learn all about these gentle creatures!
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
48 Pages
A red cloak, a basket, and a walk through the woods begin one of the best-known fairy tales.
Little Red Riding Hood is on her way to visit her grandmother when she meets a wolf who is far too interested in where she is going. The forest path soon becomes a place of danger, questions, and quick thinking.
This retelling is written for children ages 6 to 8 who are ready for classic stories with a little suspense. It keeps the familiar warning at the heart of the tale without making the story too heavy: pay attention, be careful whom you trust, and remember that even a simple errand can become an adventure in a fairy-tale forest.
6-8 Years
83 Pages
Armando knows every single inch of his lush rainforest home. He knows the sweet smell of the damp earth, the vivid colors of the canopy, and the exact sounds the monkeys make at dawn. The towering trees provide shelter not just for Armando, but for a magnificent variety of wild creatures living from the dark forest floor all the way to the bright emergent layer above. But the peace of the jungle is shattered when heavy machines arrive. As outsiders begin to violently chop down the trees, the frightened animals have nowhere to run. They desperately seek refuge with Armando in the last remaining patch of untouched woods, a small green sanctuary he calls his island. You will witness the heartbreaking reality of Amazon deforestation and discover the incredible importance of protecting our fragile natural habitats.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
The woods behind your house are calling, and it is the perfect time to search for fairies. Grab your shoes and follow a trio of curious kids and their loyal dog as they hop and skip into a wild, magical world. You will cross babbling brooks, wander through fragrant meadows, and peek under heavy rocks covered in fleecy green moss. Even though you might find scampering creepy-crawlies and dragon-like salamanders, the fairies seem to be hiding. But a true explorer never gives up hope. If you look very closely and listen as hard as you can, the forest is absolutely buzzing with secrets waiting to be uncovered. Step into this beautiful nature adventure that celebrates your wildest imagination. The natural world is full of its own special magic, as long as you know exactly where to look.
6-8 Years
35 Pages
A picnic on the hiking trail is the perfect place for George to notice every rustle, tree, and interesting path. But when his curiosity pulls him away from the group, the food is soon missing, and the outing becomes much more complicated than anyone planned.
Young readers can follow George through a simple outdoor adventure filled with gentle suspense, visual humor, and the familiar warmth of the Curious George series. The story is especially inviting for children moving into early readers: the action is easy to follow, the stakes feel just right, and George’s mistake becomes a chance to think about paying attention, staying together, and finding your way when plans go wrong.
6-8 Years
36 Pages
Owen Foote feels ready for the wilderness. With his coonskin cap, animal-track book, and a jar of red pepper flakes for imaginary bear emergencies, the woods behind the neighborhood become his frontier. Best of all, he has Joseph and their tree fort. Then two bigger kids threaten the fort, and Owen's pretend adventure suddenly has a real problem at its center. Inspired by Daniel Boone, Owen decides that he and Joseph need new frontier names, sharper observation skills, and a plan that might actually work. This funny chapter book captures the grand drama of backyard play, the sting of being pushed around, and the satisfying challenge of solving a problem with brains, bravery, and a best friend at your side.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
100 Pages
The air is cold, the forest is quiet, and the longest night of the year is finally here. In Winter: A Solstice Story, you will step into a hushed woodland world where something magical is about to happen. As the daylight fades away, Owl, Mouse, and Deer gather together in the deep winter darkness. They are not afraid of the cold night, because they have a special gift of hope to share with all their forest neighbors. Soon, the glowing moon and bright stars shine down on a single, beautiful tree, bringing the animals together in its peaceful light. Discover the quiet wonder of the winter solstice in this cozy tale about sharing, community, and finding light in the dark.
6-8 Years
Jack is the brightest, fastest little yellow taxi in the city. He zips through the streets feeling completely content until he spots a bus heading out with a sign that reads, Come to Brazil. Suddenly, Jack finds himself transported into the skies and landing right in the middle of a lush rainforest. Instead of busy city commuters, his new passengers are colorful macaws and playful howler monkeys. Life in the jungle feels like a wonderful game.
But the peaceful games are interrupted when loud bulldozers and heavy cranes arrive to clear the trees. Startled by the destruction, Jack wishes the machines would just return to the city where they belong. The moment he blinks, he is back on his familiar city streets. Was the jungle adventure real, or just a dream? A single coconut resting quietly on a park bench suggests that magic might be closer than he thinks.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
High in the rainforest canopy, a brown-throated sloth and her baby are on the move. Very, very slowly.
Their mission may look simple, but for a sloth it is risky business. Along the way, you will discover why sloths hang upside down, how algae and tiny moths help them hide, why digestion takes so long, and how staying still can be a clever survival trick. The journey is funny, smelly, surprising, and full of real animal science.
Written with warmth and lively detail, this nonfiction picture book turns one sloth’s slow adventure into an engaging look at rainforest life. Back matter adds more facts about sloth species and ways people can help protect their shrinking habitat, making it a strong choice for young animal lovers and nature readers.
6-8 Years
29 Pages
Take a hike deep into a magical Pacific Northwest forest alongside the cutest little Sasquatch you have ever seen. You get to spend an entire day exploring giant trees and finding out who lives in the woods. Lift the sturdy flaps on every page to meet friendly bears, glowing tree fairies, and quiet little gnomes hiding in the bushes. The deeper you go, the more magical friends you will uncover at your own pace. After a long day of walking through nature and playing with owls and bats, help tuck Bigfoot Baby safely into a cozy treehouse bed for a much-needed rest.
6-8 Years
12 Pages
When you take a quiet walk through the forest, what kinds of baby animals might you meet? If you look closely, you might spot a tiny baby turtle, a playful mountain lion cub, a fuzzy grizzly bear, or even a wide-eyed baby owl peeking out from a tree!
In this adorable nature adventure, you will learn all about the deep North American forests and the super cute baby animals that call them home. You will discover exactly what these little creatures eat, how they snuggle up with their families, and the fun ways they learn and play together in the wild.
With a helpful vocabulary tree and fun wrap-up activities, you will learn exciting new nature words while exploring. Get ready to discover the sweetest side of the forest and the babies that live there.
6-8 Years
23 Pages
Deep in the woods, Sophie, Hattie, and Owen find a cottage that looks too charming to be forgotten.
The little house seems empty, and each friend sees something special in it. Soon they are spending their free time there, tidying, fixing, and imagining how useful the cottage could be. But then something changes. Items inside have been moved, and Sophie begins to wonder whether the cottage is truly abandoned after all.
With a cozy woodland mystery and a strong friendship thread, this early chapter book invites readers to look closely, ask questions, and think about what it means to care for a place that may belong to someone else. Gentle suspense and frequent illustrations make it a welcoming choice for growing readers.
6-8 Years
128 Pages
