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Packing up for a visit to Gran and Grandpa's house brings the biggest smile to a child's face. From the moment the front door opens, their home is a magical place filled with sweet treats, fun games, and an overwhelming feeling of warmth. This joyful story celebrates the incredibly special bond between grandchildren and their grandparents, capturing all the affectionate, funny moments they share together. With cheerful illustrations and gentle, bouncing rhymes, this heartwarming book perfectly expresses the comfort and deep love found in a grandparent's endless embrace.
6-8 Years
35 Pages
A Preposterous Pageant in Fourteen Acts Concerned with the Exquisite Joys and Extraordinary Adventures of Young Ladies and Gentlemen in the Pleasurable Practice of Sharing
Get ready for a hilarious and preposterous performance all about the wonderful art of sharing. Through fourteen brief and wacky acts, you will witness young ladies and gentlemen finding themselves in incredibly strange situations where they simply must learn to share. Whether they are dealing with wild adventures or exquisite joys, the characters show just how funny and rewarding it can be to offer a piece of what you have to someone else. The absurd scenarios will make you giggle while gently reminding you why it is so important to look out for your friends. It is a delightful and energetic romp that proves good manners and sharing do not have to be boring at all.
6-8 Years
56 Pages
Christmas is always a special time in Nella's house, even during the hard years of the Great Depression when gifts from Santa are rare. This year, all Nella and her two sisters want is the beautiful, eyelash-fluttering Baby Betty doll. When Christmas morning arrives and the magnificent doll is actually waiting for them, Nella quickly claims Baby Betty as her own. But she soon realizes that playing with the best toy in the world is not nearly as much fun when you are playing all by yourself. This heartwarming holiday story captures the true spirit of Christmas and the joy of sharing with the people you love.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
41 Pages
Follow Falling Star as he visits a camp where hunters are constantly foiled by a trickster crow. Crow Chief always warns the buffalo herds when danger approaches, leaving the people hungry and frustrated.
But Falling Star has a brilliant plan. He intends to trick the tricky bird and teach him a lasting lesson about the importance of living together as relatives. This beautifully illustrated story shows how respect and sharing can transform a community.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
Oliver Tolliver’s house is perfectly arranged: one table, one chair, one apple, one pear, one of everything. To Oliver, that seems just right. Then Peggoty Small comes to visit and notices something important: with only one of each, there is no room to share. Mary Ann Hoberman turns a simple idea into a warm, funny picture book about friendship, generosity, and making space for someone else. The rhyming text is easy to follow and satisfying to hear aloud, while Marjorie Priceman’s bold illustrations give Oliver’s little world a bright, cheerful energy. Young readers will recognize the comfort of having things just so, as well as the joy that can come when a carefully ordered life opens up to include a friend.
6-8 Years
36 Pages
Mr. Gumpy lives right next to a peaceful river. One beautifully sunny summer day, he decides it is the perfect time to take his small wooden boat out for a relaxing ride on the water. But as he gets ready to push off, he quickly realizes he will not be traveling alone. First the local children ask to jump in, and Mr. Gumpy kindly agrees as long as they promise not to squabble. Then, a hopping rabbit, a sneaky cat, a bouncing dog, a heavy pig, a bleating sheep, and a flock of chickens all ask to join the trip. Soon, the boat is completely packed with a busy crew of passengers. Everyone is having a wonderful time until the goat starts to kick, the chickens start to flap, and the dog begins to tease the cat. Find out what happens when this crowded little boat suddenly starts to tip over into the water.
6-8 Years
34 Pages
Christmas Eve is almost over, and Santa Claus has finally finished his long journey around the world. He has put his reindeer to bed and is ready for sleep. But when he looks in his giant sack, he gets a terrible shock. There is one present left at the very bottom. It belongs to a little boy named Harvey Slumfenburger, who lives far away on top of the Roly Poly Mountain. Santa knows that this is the only gift Harvey will get all year. Even though he is exhausted, Santa refuses to let Harvey down. He sets off into the freezing night completely alone. Santa will try absolutely anything to get there before morning. He hikes on foot, hitches a ride on an airplane, borrows a jeep, and even straps on a pair of skis. Join Santa on this wild, bumpy rescue mission to make sure one special little boy gets his only Christmas present.
6-8 Years
48 Pages
Meet Lachie MacLachlan, a man with a heart as big as the Scottish Highlands. Lachie lives in a tiny house in the heather with his wife and ten children, but whenever a weary traveler passes by during a wild storm, he calls out his favorite phrase: There is always room for one more. Soon, a tinker, a tailor, a sailor, and many other colorful characters come squeezing into the little home. But how many people can one tiny house hold before it bursts at the seams? Based on a traditional Scottish folk song, this cheerful, award-winning tale celebrates the true meaning of hospitality and kindness. The charming illustrations and playful rhythm will have you singing along with Lachie and his grateful guests as they share laughter, warmth, and maybe a little too much space.
6-8 Years
31 Pages
Every day in Mary Jo's classroom, the other children bring in wonderful things for Show and Tell. Someone brings a pet mouse, another brings a turtle, and someone even brings a letter from far away. Mary Jo is so shy that she has never shared anything before, but she finally wants to join in the fun.
She thinks and thinks about what she could possibly bring that would be unique and special. After ruling out several ideas, she finally comes up with the most surprising and wonderful thing of all. This classic, heartwarming story captures the nervous excitement of standing up in front of the class. You will love discovering her brilliant surprise and watching her find her voice in a supportive classroom.
6-8 Years
36 Pages
A birthday feast is hard to resist, but sharing it may be even harder to understand.
In this sweet, funny Little Golden Book, a generous young pig finds himself with food meant for his own party and friends who could use a little kindness. The story moves with a gentle sense of mischief as Pigs kindness creates an unexpected problem and invites readers to think about giving, friendship, and celebration.
Richard Scarry's animal illustrations bring warmth and comic expression to the tale, while Kathryn and Byron Jackson's simple storytelling keeps it bright and easy to follow. It is a charming classic for readers who enjoy party stories, animal friends, and cheerful lessons that never feel heavy.
6-8 Years
15 Pages
Gruntly is a hog who truly lives up to his name. He hogs the playground equipment, he hogs the best snacks, and he absolutely refuses to share anything with his friends. When he hears about a special weekend treasure hunt, he rushes ahead of everyone else. Gruntly is determined to find every clue himself so he can claim the final prize all on his own. But as the hunt becomes more difficult, the greedy pig realizes that reaching the end might be impossible without a little help from the friends he left behind.
6-8 Years
38 Pages
Rabbit and Hedgehog are best friends, but they have a problem: neither one knows when his birthday is. Hedgehog has a simple idea. They should celebrate tomorrow, just in case.
That solves one question and starts another. What is the best present for a friend who is very different from you? Rabbit and Hedgehog each try to choose something thoughtful, but giving the perfect gift is not as easy as it first seems.
The Birthday Presents is a gentle, funny picture book about friendship, birthdays, and paying attention to what someone else might truly enjoy. Its warm animal characters and tender humor make it especially appealing for young readers learning about generosity and kindness.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
