Children's Books

Tim is a tiny tin robot no bigger than a thimble, and he is certain he was built for BIG adventures. So when a lost blue button bounces past his feet, off he marches to find its owner! But can one little robot dodge giant sneakers, slobbery dogs, and splashing cars without getting squashed along the way? This decodable reader practices le/al/el/il words such as ’little,’ ‘puddle,’ ‘scramble,’ ‘wobbled,’ and ‘simple.’

Tim is the world’s worst bird at not stopping. Show him a butterfly, a shiny bug, or a pretty cloud, and off he drifts into another daydream - while his flock zooms away without him! Now night is falling, Bird Catchers are creeping through the wildflowers, and Tim is all alone. Can one very distractible little bird keep his eyes on the sky until sunrise? This decodable reader practices compound words such as ‘daydream,’ ‘firefly,’ ‘sunshine,’ ‘without,’ and ‘daybreak.’

Ella is on a quest in a forest. She found a map that shows where a great grail lays. She is near where the X marks the spot on the map.

Eloise loves the water more than anything! Starting in her bathtub with a rubber duck, she dreams of finding bigger places to swim. When she ventures to the backyard pool, something magical happens - her toy duck comes to life! As Eloise discovers larger bodies of water, more toy friends join her adventure. From pools to rivers and beyond, each new place holds exciting surprises. But what will happen when Eloise finally reaches the vast open sea?

Meet Forester, a forest worker who cares deeply about all the animals in the wild! Every day he checks on bees, birds, snakes, and spiders to keep them safe. But when Forester notices something troubling—a mother kangaroo and her baby are missing—he knows something is very wrong. Will Forester be able to solve this mystery and protect his forest friends?

Did you know foxes are part of the same family as dogs and wolves? From snowy arctic lands to hot sandy deserts, foxes live in amazing places all around the world. Some have giant bat-like ears, while others have thick white coats to hide in the snow. Foxes are clever animals that know how to find food, stay warm, and raise their babies. But what do foxes eat when they can’t catch a mouse? Open this book to find out!

Sometimes when I do art, I like to recall places that I have been in the past. I paint trips that I loved. It helps me to lock in the good times.

BANG! Jill wakes up covered in dust - again. Dr. Can Do has blown another hole in the ceiling, and Jill has finally had enough. She’s going to build her own house, with her own roof, and sleep in perfect quiet for once. But what’s that awful groaning sound coming from above her bed? And how on earth did something get stuck up there? This decodable reader practices the ’ei’ sound in words like ‘ceiling,’ ‘weird,’ ‘seized,’ ‘height,’ and ’eiderdown.’

Meet the amazing hens on the farm! These feathery friends have so much to do - from sitting on eggs to pecking at seeds and hunting for tasty bugs in the grass. Some hens have fancy feathers on their legs that look like pants, while others have beautiful spotted coats. Learn how mother hens care for their fluffy chicks and what they do when the sun goes down. But wait - who is that unexpected visitor sneaking into the hen coop at night?

When the sun sinks, the monsters come - and Ned only has a sword, two bone-chewing wolves, and a bossy floating Book to help him survive the night. Can a half-built wall and some rubbish leather armor really keep him safe? And what clever plan will The Book cook up before the next wave swarms in? This decodable reader practices the ‘gn’ sound in words like ‘design,’ ‘gnash,’ ‘sign,’ and ‘assign.’