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Everyone's Reading

These books focus on early concepts and development.

Early Childhood

These books are perfect for any school age child.

Elementary

These storybooks feature creativity in all of it's forms: from artistic thought, to thinking outside the box, to critical thinking and problem solving.

Be Creative

Stories with strong narratives that engage all children.

Storytime Favorites

Confident and secure children not only feel happier, but they are also more likely to succeed in school. Help foster a positive self-image in kids with these confidence-building titles.

Build Confidence

Family 

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Vooks A to Z

Biographies featuring scientists, first ladies, Olympians, and Nobel Peace Prize winners, as well as stories featuring little girls who dream big.

Women Who Changed the World

The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and Zoe is excited. She’s about to have a fun-filled day with her mom. But when they go to the library, Miss Foster says Zoe isn’t allowed to talk loud. And when they go to the park, Mr. Jones says she’s not allowed to walk on the grass. Then at Grandma’s house, Grandma says she can’t wear wet shoes in the house. And at the store, a sign says kids aren’t allowed to play inside.

Is Zoe ever allowed to do fun things? Or is climbing, playing, yelling, and splashing in puddles always off-limits? According to Zoe’s mom, it’s all about knowing when and where to have fun. Then, you can be as wild as you want.

Written by Mandy Archer and illustrated by Shane Crampton, Stay Wild My Child demonstrates an important lesson for both kids and adults: Though some rules must be followed, everyone needs a space to be messy, expressive, and unrestrained. Published by Rainstorm Publishing, an imprint of Kidsbooks.

There are a lot of rules for Zoe to follow. But according to her mom, there are also times when the rules don’t apply.