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Twig is determined to win her school read-a-thon, but finding a quiet place to concentrate is proving to be a massive challenge.
Living in a tiny house means she can hear absolutely everything. Her dad is always watching television, her little sister Turtle is loudly blowing bubble gum, and curious neighbors are constantly stopping by to ask questions about their unique home. When a classmate starts logging way more reading minutes than her, Twig decides she must stay up past her bedtime to catch up. But when her parents discover her secret late night reading sessions, the family realizes they need to establish some new rules.
Can they figure out how to create peaceful alone time when everyone is squished together in one tiny space? Find out in this delightful chapter book about family cooperation.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
115 Pages
Eight year old Twig and her six year old sister Turtle are packing up everything they own for a major life change. Their family is moving to a brand new town in Colorado to live in a cool tiny house.
They are excited to live more simply and help the environment by using fewer resources. Living in a tiny house means having very few clothes and sharing a very small space. But the biggest challenge of all is figuring out how to fit their giant Great Dane into their new miniature home.
As the girls adjust to their cramped quarters, they must also navigate the ups and downs of making new friends and starting a new school. This sweet chapter book series starter is filled with humor, heart, and plenty of sibling adventures.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
115 Pages
Twig is ready to become a successful entrepreneur. Inspired by watching people work in her new town, she decides to launch her very own business doing odd jobs for her neighbors.
Everyone wants to be a part of her exciting new venture, from her little sister Turtle to all of her school friends. But Twig is completely determined to run the entire business by herself. She soon realizes that being successful is much harder than it looks. When she promises to help too many people at once, her solo operation quickly turns into a massive disaster.
Twig will have to learn how to swallow her pride and ask for help before her business falls apart. Discover the incredible power of working together in this bright and funny chapter book about ambition and friendship.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
115 Pages
Jasmine Toguchi is tired of Sophie doing everything first.
As New Year's approaches, Jasmine's family gathers in Los Angeles to make mochi. Sophie gets to help the women roll the soft rice treats, but Jasmine is told she is too young. That is when Jasmine spots a different chance: pounding mochi with the men. It is special, it is important, and Sophie has definitely never done it before.
But tradition says mochi pounding is for boys, and the heavy hammer is not easy to lift. With determination, humor, and plenty of mess, Jasmine sets out to prove she deserves a turn. This lively first book in the Jasmine Toguchi series celebrates family, Japanese American culture, and a girl who wants to make her own place.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
128 Pages
Jasmine Toguchi is ready for time with Sophie in Japan, but her cousin Akari has other plans.
In Hiroshima, Jasmine visits her grandmother and meets Akari, hoping for a new friend and more fun with her big sister. Instead, Akari seems much more interested in Sophie. Jasmine feels left out, jealous, and unsure how to keep the peace when her feelings keep bubbling over.
With gentle humor and a strong family heart, this chapter book explores visiting relatives, making room for new friendships, and handling jealousy in a way young readers will recognize. Jasmine's trip also offers a thoughtful introduction to Hiroshima, kindness, and connection across distance.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
76 Pages
Japan is wonderful, but Jasmine Toguchi is starting to miss home.
When her family visits Kabo, the village where her grandmother grew up, Jasmine hopes the beach, tangerine grove, and local festival will shake off her homesick mood. She especially wants to explore with her older sister Sophie. But Sophie would rather stay inside reading manga, and Jasmine cannot understand why her sister will not just have fun with her.
This warm chapter book follows Jasmine through a summer adventure filled with family feelings, cultural discovery, and small mistakes. As she learns to compromise, readers see how sisters can care about each other even when they want different things.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
88 Pages
Jasmine Toguchi has packed her toothbrush, her special journal, and a huge amount of excitement.
Her family is going to Japan, and Tokyo is full of things to discover: temples, city views, ramen shops, and places Jasmine has only heard about before. But exploring a new country is not always easy. Jasmine makes mistakes, gets confused, and cannot seem to escape her older sister Sophie's bad mood.
With humor and heart, this illustrated chapter book follows Jasmine as she tries to find her footing far from home. Readers will enjoy the travel adventure, the sibling tension, and the lively introduction to Japanese culture through the eyes of a curious eight-year-old who wants very much to be brave.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
90 Pages
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When the snow starts falling, two sisters have completely different ideas about how to spend their perfect winter day. One bundles up and heads straight out into the freezing drifts to play, while the other stays cozy indoors watching from the window.
Why it pulls you in
You get to see exactly what both sisters are doing at the exact same time. As the day goes on, they realize they might want to try things the other way around. By tracing each other's footsteps, they end up finding the perfect way to enjoy the snow together.
6-8 Years
18 Pages
A trumpet sounds downstairs. Then comes the beat, the wiggle, and the kind of music that makes staying in bed almost impossible.
Two siblings are supposed to be tucked in for the night, but Daddy’s band is practicing in the basement, and the rhythm is too exciting to ignore. They tiptoe past the squeaky spot, hoping they can watch without getting caught. Soon the music, the laughter, and a surprising family moment turn bedtime into something much jazzier.
The Band in Our Basement is a lively rhyming picture book full of sound, movement, and family warmth. Young readers who love music, dancing, and playful bedtime stories will feel the beat on every page before the night settles down again.
6-8 Years
44 Pages
Discover the ancient origins of trouble in this powerful Cherokee legend. A lonely boy lives a quiet, peaceful life with his parents, Corn Mother and First Hunter. He has everything he needs, but he wishes deeply for a companion to share his days.
His wish is granted in an unexpected way when he pulls a strange child from the river. This child calls himself Wild Boy, and the family warmly welcomes him as a new brother. But Wild Boy carries a restless, untamed energy that cannot be controlled.
Watch as simple childhood games quickly spiral into serious mischief. You will see how Wild Boy slowly convinces his gentle brother to join in his reckless tricks, setting off a chain of disastrous events that will change their family and the world forever.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
Elizabeth has a big problem. She has four brothers, and they all look exactly alike! They all have red hair, freckles, and a habit of causing absolute chaos in the house. No matter how hard she tries, Elizabeth just cannot tell them apart. But when she really needs to know who is who, she comes up with a clever plan. Will her secret trick finally help her solve the mystery of her four matching brothers? This delightful and funny story is perfect for anyone who knows what it is like to have siblings. Dive into a charming tale full of sibling rivalry, clever ideas, and the special bond of family.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Snippy and Snappy are two curious little field mice who live safely in a cozy hay field. Every night, their father tells them amazing stories about big houses, giant cupboards, and huge yellow cheeses that smell delicious. One day, the brother and sister wander too far from home while chasing their mother's rolling ball of yarn. They soon find themselves inside a massive house filled with strange, mysterious things and the wonderful scent of cheese! Just as they are about to take a bite from a dangerous mousetrap, they need a sudden rescue to get back to their safe hay field. This adventurous story shows what happens when curiosity leads you just a little too far from home.
6-8 Years
50 Pages
