Children's Books

This is a story of the small miracles that are all around us, waiting for an invitation to come into our lives!

A children's book that is sure to delight young readers as well as their adult companions. With fantastically fun art by O. B. De Alessi, Flutes in the Garden is a whimsical way to discover the magic, miracles, and music of life.

Recommended for ages four to nine.

This sequel to Sandy Kleven s bestselling abuse prevention book, The Right Touch, provides vital information on how to handle dangerous situations if they occur. Set in a remote Alaskan village, this engaging story helps parents and teachers facilitate the discussion of sexual abuse and inappropriate touching.

We Are One is a rhythmic poem accompanied by vibrant illustrations that speak to children, and to the child within us all, of unity. It is a gentle reminder that no matter what our nationality, gender, faith, species, shape, size, color, or that we make different sounds and see things individually, we are all essentially the same.

Roonie B. Moonie yearns to be a great explorer like his hero, Christopher Columblebee. But, while exploring one day, he wanders into a dark, unfamiliar place and finds himself in one scary situation after another. Janan Cain's delightfully illustrated story helps children understand the importance of following safety rules, staying calm, and trusting their feelings.

As her family eagerly awaits the birth of their baby girl, God helps Angelina prepare for her life on Earth. Maureen Moss has created a sparkling gem that will be treasured for generations to come. Illustrated by award-winning artist Gerald Purnell, this tender story will touch readers of all ages.

Who knows what might happen and what we'll become as we set our minds free. After all, anything is possible when we Just Imagine.

In this masterfully illustrated book, a young boy wonders why people focus more on skin color than on the traits and values we all share as human beings.

Mrs. Murphys snobbish neighbors see her unusual home as a blemish in their otherwise perfect neighborhood. How they can possibly win THE VERY FINEST NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEST with her strange little house right in the middle of their block? 

But when she invites them to lunch, they are completely flabbergasted. Wandering through her marvelous mansion room by room,  each neighbor learns the error of making judgments based on outward appearances.

This tender yet powerful poem expresses a father's unconditional love and support for his children. From guiding baby's first steps to marveling at the grandeur of the universe and all that lies beyond, he promises to nurture and protect them forever.

This inspirational offering is a perfect companion to Illumination Arts' award-winning release, A Mother's Promise.

In the garden, a young girl marvels at the energy and collaboration it takes to grow her yellow pear tomatoes. She discovers the many intricate connections essential for growing the little fruits she loves so much.

A curious little frog encounters a royal gift outside his home near the castle moat. It's Something Special.What can it be? Wondrous possibilities pop into his imagination as the little frog searches high and low for the answer to this enticing riddle.

Children are sure to enjoy this lively new rendition of an age-old classic! 

Little Ruth Reddingford loves visiting her grandmother. So when Grandma can't pick her up for their weekly visit, Red packs a basketful of goodies and sets off on her own. 

Taking a shortcut through the woods, she is confronted by menacing bullies. The ensuing adventure takes a surprising twist, as Red discovers the power of her Native American heritage and makes an unusual new friend.

A lifetime of sharing between mother and child begins with A Mothers Promise, the sacred vow a woman makes as she prepares to bring life into the world.

Murkles are smelly little creatures, and no one knows why they keep returning each year to Summerville. But this year there are more than ever. When Juliana allows one baby Murkle to enter the village, she witnesses something truly amazing. She now knows exactly what to do, but will the mayor listen?

A knight on his way to serve his king is delayed, over and over again, by people who need his help and he spends years struggling and hoping to finally reach the royal castle and fulfill his duty.

Karly loves playing with her special friend, Natasha. Pretending to jump on clouds and walk on the moon, they bounce on the bed like kangaroos. But Karly is the only one who can see Natasha. But after Natasha returns to her home in the stars, Karly gradually forgets about her spirit and her special friend. How will she ever remember?

This elegant book begins with a poets simple words: 

"In every moon there is a face. In every face there is a tree. And every tree is full of lace. And in that lace you'll find a sea."

The spellbinding paintings flow perfectly with the poems gentle lyrics, inviting us to embark on a magical voyage of discovery and delight as we connect with our creative selves.

This powerful song of an ancient Douglas fir celebrates the age-old cycle of life in the Pacific Rain Forest, revealing the interconnectedness of all things. A stunningly illustrated book, The Tree sounds an urgent call to preserve our fragile environment, reminding us that the hope for a brighter future lies in our own hands.

What child doesnt wonder about being a grown up? In Dreams To Grow On, we follow an imaginative young girl who spends an entire day exploring the possibilities for her future. Featuring richly detailed oil paintings, this delightful story encourages children of all ages to have fun trying on dreams of their own.

This powerful song of an ancient Douglas fir celebrates the age-old cycle of life in the Pacific Rain Forest, revealing the interconnectedness of all things. A stunningly illustrated book, The Tree sounds an urgent call to preserve our fragile environment, reminding us that the hope for a brighter future lies in our own hands.

Gadoosh, a purple-haired homeless woman who can magically float aloft on the laughter of children, finds a home in a hospital.