In The Things I Love, the easy rhyming text pairs beautifully with vibrant digital artwork arranged to mimic the look and feel of a photograph album.
Author: Dr. Jen Harrison
What Is Math Good For, Anyway? is a gently humorous and easy-to-read exploration of practical math, perfect for the classroom.
Esme and Griswald Search for a Potion is not just a fun-filled adventure but also a tale that imparts the values of self-sufficiency and responsibility.
Stargazing for Kids is perfect for readers who love space, need a new hobby, or want to build their scientific skills and knowledge.
Let’s Work Smarter is a simple but highly effective way to help readers develop a sustainable and fulfilling work ethos.
Dana Griffin’s Ask The Wide World (Mascot Books) is not just a story but a journey of independent thinking and learning. It encourages children to explore.
The Golden Imaginarium, a sequel to Hither and Nigh, takes the surreal and magical elements of its prequel to new heights, offering a captivating experience.
Savanna’s Treasure is a touching and wonderfully informative story with timely morals for readers about diverse friendships and conservation.
To the One-in-a-Million Festival and Back is a valuable resource for parents and educators looking to foster a love for reading and learning in children.
Double Booking: The Tail of the Mummy Cat offers a unique opportunity to learn about ancient and modern Egyptian language, culture, and religion.