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Sam is Santa’s newest elf, and he has one very big question: what makes Christmas so special? The other elves will not tell him, so Sam does the boldest thing he can think of. He sneaks onto Santa’s sleigh on Christmas Eve.
High above rooftops and through the sparkling night, Sam watches Santa’s work up close and begins to understand that Christmas is about more than presents. The story keeps its secret gentle and warm, inviting young readers to share Sam’s curiosity without giving away the wonder too soon.
With a cozy holiday setting, magical sleigh ride, and a small hero looking for a big answer, Santa’s Stowaway is a festive picture book for children who love Christmas stories with heart.
6-8 Years
44 Pages
Whoever said money does not grow on trees has never visited Treehorn's backyard. While quietly reading a book outside, Treehorn looks up and discovers that the leaves on his maple tree are suddenly turning into crisp dollar bills.
Armed with his magical new wealth, he buys comic books, chewing gum, cold lemonade, and plenty of chocolate. But having a tree full of cash brings its own bizarre set of complications, especially when he ends up stuck at an Italian restaurant.
This wonderfully strange and funny chapter book proves once again that extraordinary things happen to Treehorn, even if the adults never seem to notice.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
63 Pages
It is Treehorn's birthday, and he is hoping for a very special celebration. Instead, he finds an old jug in his backyard that happens to contain a real genie.
The genie offers him the standard number of wishes, which sounds like the perfect birthday surprise. However, getting exactly what you wish for is never quite as simple as it seems, especially when you are Treehorn. With grown ups who never pay attention and a genie who has his own way of doing things, his special day takes some wonderfully weird turns.
Step back into the wonderfully odd world of Treehorn for another deadpan adventure where magic meets everyday life.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
62 Pages
The Surprising Tale of a Girl Who Floated
Princess Hyacinth has a very unusual problem. Unless she is weighed down by heavy clothes and a crown packed with thick jewels, she floats right up into the sky. Sitting around the palace all day is incredibly boring, especially when she sees other kids playing outside.
One afternoon, she makes a daring decision. She ditches her heavy royal gear, grabs a balloon, and finally experiences the joy of floating completely free. But when the balloon string slips, she drifts higher and higher into the clouds.
It will take quick thinking and a boy with a kite to rescue the floating princess in this wonderfully silly royal adventure.
6-8 Years
49 Pages
Treehorn is getting smaller by the minute. His clothes do not fit, he cannot reach the table, and he is definitely shrinking. The strange thing is that none of the adults in his life seem to care. His mother just tells him not to shrink at the dinner table, and his teacher sends him to the principal for breaking the rules.
Left entirely on his own, Treehorn must figure out how to get back to his normal size before he disappears completely. It is a wonderfully weird puzzle filled with magical board games and deeply oblivious grown ups.
This delightfully odd story perfectly captures that feeling of being ignored by the adults around you.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
82 Pages
Uni the Unicorn is thrilled to attend a very first sleepover in the magical Land of Unicorns. The other unicorns have been to plenty of sleepovers and already know how to play lots of magical games. When the activities start, Uni struggles to keep up and feels left out.
As bedtime gets closer, Uni is not having a very good time. You will join this beloved unicorn in figuring out how to turn the night around. Sometimes, it just takes a little creativity and a lot of heart to find your own special way to contribute to the fun.
Perfect for kids just learning to read on their own, this adventure uses basic vocabulary and short sentences. It is a wonderful story about trying your best and finding your place among friends.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, and Rapunzel are completely fed up with dwarves, witches, and waiting around in towers. Bored of their own stories, the four princesses decide to pack their bags and swap fairy tales for a day to see if the grass really is greener in another castle.
This clever, rhyming adventure follows the royal friends as they try to navigate each other's famous predicaments. You will laugh out loud as they discover that trying to fit into someone else's glass slipper is much harder than it looks.
With bouncy, witty verses and rich, warm illustrations, this story gives classic characters a fresh, funny twist. It offers a playful reminder that everyone has something special about their own life, and sometimes you have the power to rewrite your own happy ending.
6-8 Years
40 Pages
Jack trades what he was sent to buy for a single strange bean, and by morning the world has changed. A beanstalk rises higher than any tree, leading him toward a castle in the sky and a giant who is far more dangerous than anything on the ground.
Paul Galdone’s version of Jack and the Beanstalk gives this classic fairy tale a lively read-aloud energy, with a brave, impulsive hero, a magical climb, and plenty of suspense. Young readers can follow Jack from a poor home to a towering adventure where quick thinking matters as much as courage.
For ages 6 to 8, this illustrated tale is a strong pick for children who enjoy magic, giants, danger, and traditional fairy-tale adventure.
6-8 Years
40 Pages
A poor shoemaker cuts his last pieces of leather and goes to bed worried about tomorrow. By morning, the leather has become a pair of beautiful shoes. Then it happens again, and again, as if tiny hands are working in the dark.
Paul Galdone’s retelling of the Grimm tale keeps the magic quiet and warm. The story invites young readers to wonder who is helping, why the gifts appear at night, and how kindness can move from one person to another.
For ages 6 to 8, this classic picture book is a gentle fairy tale with elves, craftsmanship, generosity, and a cozy sense of mystery. It works well for children who enjoy magical stories that feel kind rather than scary.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Unlock the secrets of enchanted rings, soaring magic carpets, and turbans that hold unbelievable power. In this third book of magical tales, you will discover seven remarkable stories where ordinary objects turn out to be the key to extraordinary adventures.
Dive into the mystery of the Magician's Heart, discover what really happens inside the Magic Shop, and learn why it is always important to keep magical secrets safe. These stories are a little longer and more challenging than the earlier books, offering a perfect step up for young readers ready for bigger quests and deeper mysteries.
Whether you are encountering a tricky wizard or finding your way out of a magical trap, these classic tales will keep you turning the pages. Grab your magic sword and prepare for a journey where anything is possible.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
116 Pages
Erin and her dragon, Rockhammer, have a fiery bond, but that does not always make things easy. After a fight with another dragonster, they are sent to a quiet place called Stillness, where Erin begins to learn a different kind of strength.
At Stillness, Erin discovers a magical stone that helps her calm her racing feelings. But peace does not last. Dangerous soldiers arrive, and Erin must call on Rockhammer, her courage, and her growing self-control to protect what she loves.
This Dragon Storm story mixes dragon action with an emotional journey about anger, bravery, and learning how to steady yourself when everything feels intense. It is an illustrated chapter book for readers who enjoy magical adventures with heart.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
Lily is incredibly proud to be a garden-talent fairy. She knows everything there is to know about planting seeds, growing sprouts, and making Pixie Hollow look beautiful. But when Tinker Bell challenges the other fairies to think outside the box, Lily discovers she has a hidden talent for inventing things, too.
Putting her clever mind to work, Lily creates a brand new type of flower called a panglory. These amazing plants are incredibly tough and can grow absolutely anywhere, from dry dirt to solid rock. At first, everyone is amazed by her brilliant invention. Then, a strange disaster strikes. Tiny gray spots begin popping up on the panglories, and the mysterious illness quickly spreads to the other plants.
Soon, all the gorgeous flowers in Pixie Hollow are losing their bright, vibrant colors. The garden-talent fairy must race against time to figure out what went wrong. Can Lily use her inventive new skills to cure the plants and save the meadow?
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
117 Pages
