"Every night, Ethan got into his pajamas, brushed his teeth, said his prayers, kissed his mom and dad, "goodnight", and went to bed. He would soon fall soundly asleep, cuddled up to his favorite bear. But this night something would be different."

One night Ethan discovers he's not alone in his bedroom. He has a visitor who's just too noisy and Ethan's not sure what to do. He discovers the solution is easier than he thought.

This book is to help children to discover sometimes something will appear scary and too big to handle but the solution to the problem might be very simple, and they should not be afraid to bring it up.

As Alice Hemlock is traveling to the Witches’ Festival, she begins encountering troubles that slow her down. Growing hungry as she makes her way to the festival, Alice needs to rely on her wits in order to eat. She convinces a town she can make stew with just water and an enchanted rock.
Based on the fable, “Stone Soup”, this story puts a little twist on it with some different characters.

Casey wants to help his family around the house. As he tries to find a job, he finds out what he can't do and gets some advice from the family dogs.

This is a book to spark the imagination. How do pets see themselves in a family? It tells the story of Casey from his point of view.

Jenny enjoyed spending time with her grandmother. They played games, did puzzles, cooked, baked, and much more. One of Jenny's favorite things was helping her grandmother work on her coin collection. They spent a great deal of time together until her grandmother went away. But then something happened that let Jenny know her grandmother was good and thinking of her. This book is about having a special relationship with someone and remaining connected even after they leave.