Cowboy Dreams - By Kathi Appelt

The ideal bedtime story for any little boy who dreams of one day being a "cowboy"! Children will learn words such as "buckaroo", "palomino", and "compadre", while sweetly being lulled to sleep.  Western-style illustrations complete this charming bedtime poem.

Will I Have A Friend? - By Miriam Cohen

If you need a "friendship" book for your preschool or daycare class, this is the perfect little story to read aloud! Large, soft illustrations and well-behaved characters make this a very warm story about going to a new school and finding a friend. Both simple and sweet.

Bub or The Very Best Thing - By Natalie Babbitt

The King and Queen wonder what is the very best thing for their little boy.  Is it vegetables? Sleep? Sunlight?  The baby Prince knows all along, but his parents can't understand what he is saying just yet - "Bub" - LOVE! A beautiful book filled with very rich, lifelike illustrations.

You Are The Best Medicine - By Julie Aigner Clark

This book is such a treasure!  The beautiful story of a mother trying to explain cancer to her little girl.  Mommy will feel sick, Mommy will lose her hair, Mommy will be very tired . . . but lots of love, kindness, and sweet memories will help to see us through.  A portion of the proceeds from the purchase of this book will actually go to Breast Cancer Research!

Sarah Morton's Day - By Kate Waters

This story is a superb photo-reinactment of Pilgrim life at Plymouth Plantation! Watch as Sarah makes hasty pudding, feeds the chickens, pounds spices, learns to write, and goes about her daily life.  With costumes, props, and even a sprinkling of Old English, this book is bound to make history come alive for any young student! An excellent resource to use with kindergarten through the second grade, during the Thanksgiving season.

My Goose Betsy - By Trudi Braun

What a goose looks like, what sounds it makes, where it lives, how it cares for its eggs, how the eggs hatch . . . I've rarely seen a better children's book on animal life! This is science in story form! Readers will find large, soft illustrations on every page, and even "A Few More Goose Facts" at the end, for older children.