Stories with strong narratives that engage all children.

Storytime Favorites

From chickens that roost, to carrots that grow, to tractors that plow—explore the fascinating sights, sounds, and creatures of life on a farm!!

On the Farm

Beat the heat with this collection of summer stories.

Seasonal - Summer

These books are perfect for any school age child.

Elementary

Food and Cooking

These books focus on early concepts and development.

Early Childhood

Stories from seasons throughout the year.

All Seasons

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

Zora is bored. Or at least, she was bored until she decided to plant zucchini in her summer garden. When the zucchinis start to grow, her family makes all kinds of recipes out of them: zucchini bread, zucchini soup, zucchini marinated, grated, and barbecued. They eat the vegetables for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Zora can’t get enough!

But the zucchini patch keeps growing, and growing—and growing. Soon, Zora finds herself with more zucchini than her family can hope to cook. She decides to start a garden swap. Will her neighbors show up to trade produce? Or will Zora get buried under a mountain of fresh zucchini?

Published by Readers to Eaters, Zora’s Zucchini is about discovering not only the wonder of growing food, but the satisfaction of growing a community. The story also demonstrates an important truth: Children are more interested in eating the foods they have a hand in growing, preparing, and cooking. Written by Katherine Pryor and illustrated by Anna Raff.

For Zora, the first zucchini of her summer garden is exciting. But what happens when the plants grow out of control?