A 162-page, kid-friendly guide that turns big Christian ideas—Trinity, sin, faith—into story-driven, clear explanations, helping children ask questions, connect faith to life, and grow lasting belief.

A determined young reindeer gets a second chance to join Santa’s Elite Sleigh Pullers—facing training, bullies, a raging storm, and learning forgiveness, humility, and leadership to earn his place.

In a war-torn land, baker’s daughter Ivy and a reluctant prince with secrets discover magic and hatch a baby dragon—now they must protect Ivy’s village, trust each other, and survive.

Calm seek-and-find for ages 4–7: explore Western U.S. national parks with nature-rich art, rhyming riddles, 5–7 animals per scene, hidden Ranger Kota and collectible park badges.

A gentle bedtime picture book about a girl’s snowy journey toward confidence—embracing uncertainty, kindness, and resilience—reassuring parents and inspiring girls to grow brave, compassionate, and secure.

YA dystopian survival: when a crumbling fortress forces 17-year-old boys into deadly “Feeding Season,” Bars fights to survive, expose buried truths, and challenge humanity’s brutal system.

Village boy Arthur is invited to Oakwood, a dangerous magic school after fighting a wolf; he learns magic, trains with creatures, hears his father’s voice, and faces a deadly threat.

Eleven-year-old Glory moves to St. Petersburg with her Colombian-American family, navigates culture shock and strict rules, and risks everything to rescue a wounded street dog—finding courage, friendship, and home.

Picture book for ages 3–7: Fiona the fox’s unstoppable sneezes create hilarious forest chaos, but loyal friends teach kindness and self-acceptance—an upbeat, giggle-filled read-aloud.

Steampunk adventure for ages 7–10: when inventions are banned in Cogsworth, young tinkerers Izzy and Augustus and terrier Whistle unravel clockwork mysteries and daring contraptions.