"Forgive Me?" is an exquisitely illustrated book about admitting mistakes and asking for forgiveness. The featured character, an endearing old black dog, makes eye contact with the reader on every page. Children will enjoy looking at the appealing pictures and reading the the story. The book has a secondary market for adults who will use it in greeting card fashion as a proxy to say "I'm sorry."

Big Al rules the night with an iron claw. Truth is, Big Al isn't big at all. Stretched up high, back to the wall, he stands just shy of four inches tall. In addition to his insecurity with his stature, this tiny owl has an embarrassing secret and a very large chip on his shoulder! The story is told in a creative, catchy, cleverly rhyming cadence, and loaded with compellingly striking illustrations. It will quickly become a favorite of both readers and listeners. This is not a heavy-handed, moralizing narrative that force-feeds an all-is-well ending, but rather a story that leads the reader's...

Flash! Light! What do YOU see in a flash of light? There are so many amazing things to observe in the briefest moments of illumination. Yes, there is more to a flash of light than meets the eye! Let the exquisite illustrations and rhythmic narrative of this clever book light your way to unique adventures in awareness as you learn to see the wonders around you in a new light.

Leaf tells his story in the manner of a comforting lullaby, taking the reader on a wondrous journey from his father's roots, through the seasons, and finally to his own place in the world apart from his father.

Bright, bold humorous illustrations will capture the reader's attention, and guide them through this amusing story of a noisy day in the life of a big, old dog. In the end, the dog learns that many things that bark loudly do not bite. The large, clear text has repetitive qualities and a vocabulary level that is geared to the beginning reader. Pre-readers will learn about reactions and associated facial expressions by looking at the pictures of the endearing dog. The book highlights adjectives that begin with the letter "S" to describe the big, old dog's responses to the noises. The dog is:...

Exquisitely illustrated, the tongue-in-cheek wit of "Blue-Eyed Runt" targets readers ages 7-12, although all ages will enjoy listening to the contemporary fable of Sarah the blue-eyed piglet.