Bella and the Scent of Pencil Shavings
On the last days of summer at the beach, Bella finds an old pencil sharpener in her pocket and starts to miss school. A back-to-school story, ages 5–9.
Sunny the Yellow Umbrella
Sunny is a bright yellow umbrella who is sure the rain will wash his color away. Then a boy called Noah grabs him on a stormy day. For ages 3 to 7.
Daisy the Hen and the Colorful Eggs
Every hen on Sunshine Farm lays white eggs, except Daisy, who spends her days staring at the sky and one morning lays a turquoise one. For ages 4 to 8.
Leo’s Big Catch: A Story About Patience and Family
Leo goes fishing with his dad hoping for a huge catch. The bucket stays empty, but the morning is full. A gentle story about patience and family.
Oliver and the Sunbeam
Oliver the orange cat has hunted flies, paper balls and feet. Today he hunts the sunbeam on the living room rug. A funny, cozy story for ages 3 to 7.
Dexter the Bat and the Starlit Night
Dexter is a bat who is afraid of the dark and sleeps hugging a jar of fireflies. One night the lid comes off. A bedtime story for ages 4 to 8.
Maya and the Golden Box of Invisible Things
Maya, four, keeps a golden box of invisible things: the smell of Mom’s cake, Dad’s laugh. At bedtime she opens it. A warm family story for ages 3–7.
Finley the Goldfish and the Moonlight Gift
Finley the goldfish finds a glowing white ball at the bottom of his tank and can’t work out what it is. A calm, magical bedtime story for ages 3 to 7.
Sir Pip and the Silver Helmet
Pip is a field mouse scared of every noise until he finds a lost silver thimble and wears it like a knight’s helmet. Then the cat shows up. Ages 4–8.
Tina and Toby: The Ant and the Termite Who Broke the Rules
A storm traps Tina the ant and Toby the termite in a hole under an old oak. She’s strong, he can chew wood; neither can get out alone. For ages 4 to 9.