real life heroes - they're not always human!
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The remarkable true story of a horse and his trainer show what it is to lead and care for others.
ages 2 to 10 years
worried about what to 'be' when you grow up? Number Three is too!
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ages 5 to 10 years
We really shouldn't assume that we know Number Three—he has hopes and dreams and doubts, you know. Follow his journey as he finds where he truly belongs.
8 bookshelf ideas (aka eye-candy) to engage and maybe inspire
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Bookshelf ideas from all over, we like them a lot, maybe you will too. Some are achievable, some not so much - but still beautiful to look at.
Read Moreadventurous sisters, dark creatures, magical gifts - and love in all its forms
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Transylvania has long been a land of myth and legend, full of monsters, vampires and all things dark and terrifying. But In Wildwood Dancing it becomes beauty, magic and mystery. Life is close to perfect for practical Jena and her 4 sisters (beautiful Tati, wise Paula, vivacious Iulia and innocent Stela)...
creating, caring and letting go - of a planet!
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ages 2 to 8 years
Even when you create and care for a planet, you still need to let it go. Planets are meant to be with the stars after all. But there's still joy and growth along the way and, in the end, you might find something else to create.
an easy introduction to Shakespeare
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ages 6 years and up
Shakespeare certainly knew how to spin a tale - but reading or seeing one of his classic plays performed live can be intimidating or just plain hard to follow. Try reading these brilliant Shakespeare Stories first, they'll help it all come together and make the original so much easier to love.
making the case (get it?) for pencils
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On the tactile joy of using beautiful pencils - and Dan Roam's book The Back of the Napkin - solving problems and selling ideas with pictures.
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