In Akash and Mila and the Big Jump, two kids struggle with gymnastics and worry what others think of them, but learn the importance of trying again anyway. Highly recommended!
Tessy Turtle shows young readers the connections between aquatic creatures, and how people can help to reduce pollution and human interference in the ocean. Highly recommended!
In Colin and the Legend of the Weeping Willow, Colin's grandmother shares not only that legend, but the importance of passing on stories and culture. Highly recommended!
Fenix and the Firework Fliers offers fun dance moves to follow, along with the journey of Fenix the firefly as he tries to save the Solstice Celebration. Highly recommended!
Mystery Force: Volume One follows a group of curious kids as they meet mystery and magical creatures, highlighting their critical thinking and compassion. Highly recommended!
Ellie begins recycling cans to save money for a unicorn, but in The Girl Who Recycled 1 Million Cans, she and her friends learn the value of recycling itself. Highly recommended!
Whoa hopes to fight the world's tragedy, injustice, and cruelty with martial arts. In A Story of Whoa, his dad shows some problems need other kinds of help. Highly recommended!
Michael and Hannah and the Magic Money Tree follows the two siblings as they pick from the tree, but realize that its game isn't fair to all of their friends. Highly recommended!
A Child's Love binds the generations of a family together. Mother and daughter care for each other in turn, shown in warm images and rhythmic lines. Highly recommended!
Young Cappy builds a device to see the good and bad hidden within people. In The Candle Glass, he learns that good is not simply found, but nurtured. Highly recommended!