A glowing crystal leads Princess Kida into an adventure beneath the surface of a legendary world.
Based on Disney’s Atlantis, this early reader invites young readers to follow Kida and the characters connected to the mysterious lost city. With a simple storyline, familiar fantasy elements, and a clear focus on discovery, the book is designed for children building confidence with longer sentences and story-based reading.
Kida and the Crystal is a good fit for readers who like princess stories with adventure, hidden places, and a touch of magic. The language stays accessible for ages six to eight while giving them the feeling of stepping into a bigger fantasy world.
6-8 Years
48 Pages
A girl’s dream stable is full of ponies, each one imagined with care and delight.
In My Ponies, young readers meet a child who thinks about the ponies she may have when she grows up and the joy of spending time with them. The story has a gentle, imaginative mood, making it especially appealing to children who love horses, daydreams, and quiet stories about favorite animals.
Simple enough for developing readers yet warm enough for shared reading, this book celebrates imagination without rushing the moment. It is a sweet choice for ages six to eight who enjoy animal stories, hopeful dreams, and the special bond a child can imagine with a pony.
6-8 Years
36 Pages
Field Day at Sillyville Elementary is anything but ordinary. Miss Flower’s class is split into teams, and the Blue Team has Wally, whose first events do not go quite the way anyone hopes.
As the races and games get sillier, young readers can follow the action, cheer for Wally, and notice simple math ideas tucked into the fun. The story keeps the pace lively with easy-to-read sentences, school-day humor, and colorful moments that make numbers feel part of the adventure.
One Funny Field Day! is a playful early reader for children who enjoy funny school stories, team games, and a little math mixed into the excitement.
6-8 Years
24 Pages
Yoda is not like the other cats Beth meets at the shelter. He is shy, thin, and tangled in matted fur, and he would rather hide than say hello. But Beth sees a cat who needs a gentle home, warm care, and a chance to feel safe.
At home, Yoda slowly discovers something special about himself: he loves helping tiny foster kittens. He watches over them, keeps them clean, and makes sure they are cared for.
This tender picture book introduces young readers to rescue animals, kindness, and the comfort of being loved. With a sweet true-story feeling and a very special cat at its heart, Yoda is a warm choice for children who adore pets and gentle animal stories.
32 Pages
Yoda has an important job in the Foster Kitten Room. He helps care for kitten after kitten, grooming them, guiding them, and keeping the busy little group in line. Then Buddy arrives, a blind foster kitten recovering from eye surgery, and Yoda finds a new partner with a calm, loving way of helping others.
When another foster kitten, Frankie, joins the room, not everyone knows what to make of him at first. Buddy, however, pays attention to what matters most and helps the others look with more than their eyes.
Warm, thoughtful, and full of kitten personality, Yoda Gets a Buddy is a picture book about friendship, disability, acceptance, and seeing the goodness in someone who seems different at first.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
