It’s a Jubilee Year celebrates the 2,025th Jubilee year when God gave us Jesus Christ, our Savior, through Mary’s “yes” to change the world. Pope Francis called this year, Pilgrims of Hope. This book highlights the beauty of Hope through acts of good deeds, loving one another and living as Jesus taught us. It also emphasizes God’s presence here on Earth in all his magnificent works. Free on Kindle.

The Kings Frog Hunter is a charming and meaningful story that follows a humble young boy whose simple love for catching frogs leads him on an unexpected path toward courage, purpose, and destiny. What begins as an ordinary childhood pastime becomes a journey filled with lessons about identity, perseverance, and believing in something greater than yourself. Through vivid storytelling and gentle wisdom, Ken Young shows how the smallest gifts can open the door to extraordinary opportunities. As the boy grows, he discovers that true strength comes from faith, character, and a willingness to serve. The tale blends adventure, moral insight, and heartwarming themes that speak to readers of all ages. It encourages children and adults alike to embrace their uniqueness, trust the process of growth, and recognize that every person has a calling waiting to be discovered. Free on Kindle.

This book is a collection of 22 very short stories from the Greek mythology tales crafted specially to be read for children during bedtime. Read the fabulous stories of the Greek heroes to inspire virtuous behaviour in your children. $2.99 on Kindle.

Mommy has a MONSTER problem. It’s wild, colorful, and changes depending on the day. How will Mommy learn to live with the moody monster and how can we help her?This is a gentle story to help children understand that life with chronic illness is still full and beautiful. Free on Kindle.

A beautifully illustrated collection of stories told from the hearts of twelve children with different disabilities, designed to spark conversations, build empathy, and teach a simple, powerful lesson: everyone deserves to be understood.

A Children’s Book About Empathy, Inclusion, and Seeing Beyond Disabilities

$1.99 on Kindle.

An illustrated overview of the world of Jane Austen, with an array of beautiful pictures bringing many of her most famous characters to life. Free on Kindle.

What if your shadow could dance its own way?

Maria is a young ballet student at Turtle Island Elementary. One day during practice, she looks at her shadow and it sparks her imagination. She begins dancing like wild animals. But when she blames it for distracting her during class, it magically walks away. As recital day nears, Maria realizes how much she misses their free-spirited dances. Will she win her shadow back? Free on Kindle.

A Purr-fectly playful tale of love, laughter, and whiskers.

From gentle purrs to wild yowls, this rhyming picture book celebrates the unconditional love between a child and their mischievous kitty companion. With charming illustrations and giggle-worthy lines like “I even love you when you’re cray cray,” this story is a cozy read for bedtime, Storytime, or anytime snuggles.

Ideal for ages 2 – 6 and cat lovers of all stripes. Free on Kindle.

When mind-reading alien weeds take over the school, Bija volunteers to fix things on her own. But her classmate Fred insists on helping.

Frustration makes the weeds flare red, sadness makes fluffy spores fall, and the more they disagree, the bigger the challenges grow. To save their school, they must first understand each other.

This interstellar adventure explores empathy and newfound friendship.
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Serena and Jason Murray never expected a tablet to suck Jason into a living world of moody apps, corrupted code, and homework that fights back.

Now it’s up to both siblings, on both sides of the screen, to unlock the secrets of learning, identity, and what it means to help each other grow. Their only help? A sarcastic parrot, a surprisingly heroic cat, and a couple of Captain Cyber figurines that have mysteriously come to life.

In this fast-paced, heartfelt series full of musical puzzles, flying letter grades, and glitchy sidekicks, learning isn’t something to survive. It’s the adventure of a lifetime. $0.99 on Kindle.

Ada, a bright and curious bird, loves her life on the African savanna, filled with acacia trees, watering holes, and all her animal friends. When Ada’s best friends leave her out, she wonders if she’s too loud, speaking too much in class—or just too much. With help from her wise friend Crispo the Rhino, Ada learns that staying true to herself is the key. Set on the African savanna, this heartwarming early chapter book explores friendship, empathy, and finding confidence from within. Perfect for young readers age 6–10 who are transitioning from picture books to chapter books. $2.99 on Kindle.