Katherine Wenocur
Jilly Silverbell Doesn’t Want to Play Tag

At recess, everyone wants to play tag-except Jilly Silverbell. She’d rather make dandelion crowns. So when a friend tags her anyway, Jilly feels a gurgle in her tummy that stays with her the rest of the day. She wishes she could just say no, but it’s difficult when the words seem to stick in her throat. Fortunately with some help from her dad and their dog Tally, Jilly finds the confidence to speak up. Jilly Silverbell Doesn’t Want to Play Tag teaches concepts of body safety, bodily autonomy, and consent in a gentle, kid-friendly, and developmentally sensitive way, empowering children to use their voices to stay safe and comfortable.

Steven Stotts
The Techy Squad
Stevie The Inventor and the Book that Changed Everything

STEM Force: The Techy Squad
(Comic Book #1)
When Stevie and his friends discover a mysterious stone, they unlock incredible powers and become STEM Force: The Techy Squad! Together, they must use science, technology, teamwork, and creativity to protect their community from Circuit Breaker.

Stevie The Inventor and the Book That Changed Everything
Stevie discovers that every great invention begins with reading. With help from Spark the Bot, he learns how books can unlock big ideas, inspire creativity, and give young minds the power to change the world.

Diane Webber
The Artist and His Museum

How did a talented but struggling portrait painter muster the imagination, curiosity, connections, and never-say-never persistence to create the country’s first public museum of science, art, and culture? And where did it go? In this engaging and beautifully illustrated narrative, discover the remarkable true story of Charles Willson Peale — artist, patriot, and visionary — whose pioneering museum in the heart of Philadelphia combined science, art, and the emerging American identity.

Gail Felzenberg
Our Angel in Heaven
No Matter Your Shape

Our Angel in Heaven
This book hopes to help readers of all ages deal with loss, through positive thinking and understanding, without forgetting those we loved.

No Matter Your Shape
Willow and Belle are two young girls who struggle to accept how they look. The girls meet one day and instantly become great friends. As they get to know one another, they discover that true friends only care about what’s on the inside.

Ellen Freifeld
Leo The Landscaper: It’s Mowing Day!

Leo the Landscaper: It’s Lawn Mowing Day! is a one-of-a-kind story for little landscapers and big helpers. Filled with landscaping equipment, a heartwarming family story, and playful sound effects, children ages 1-5 will want to read it again and again.

Join Leo, his big sister V, and their Daddy as they work together, build confidence, and feel the pride of a job well done. From the first rev of the lawn mower to the final cleanup at the shed, every task is a chance to learn, help, and have fun.

Holly Beebee
The Day When Daisy Learned to Dance
Daisy and the Veggie Hater

The Day When Daisy Learned to Dance
Daisy is just trying to take a nap when she hears music and sees children dancing.  They try to get her to join in, but she is afraid.  Once she gets up to dance, she finds she loves it!  This teaches children to try something new even though they may be afraid at first.  

Daisy and the Veggie Hater
Drew is feeding peas to her dog Daisy under the table.  Daisy gobbles them up but then she has a better idea.  Can Daisy convince Drew to try the green, yucky peas?  She might find out they aren’t so bad after all!