By Michelle M. Granger A frightened dog and a gentle boy find friendship when, unbeknownst to the dog, it is a game of hide and peek. Through trembling paws and hesitant steps, their bond grows—woven with trust, patience, and determination. This tender narrative explores the silent language of empathy, the resilience of love, and the... Continue Reading →
Facts That Aren’t True By Eric Peterson Welcome to “Facts That Aren’t True,” a mind-expanding journey into the world of misinformation, urban legends, and half-truths that have been passed down from generation to generation to generation. From ancient superstitions to modern media myths, this book pulls back the curtain on the lies we’ve all accepted... Continue Reading →
Cats have so many personalities—from cute and cuddly to rambunctious and wild! But, no matter the personality, we can't help but love the little balls of fur when they come running up for pets. At BookBaby, we have a purrfect collection of books for you and your four-legged pal. Check out books ranging from cat... Continue Reading →
By Estelle McDoniel Why We Love It! One Girl…Two Countries is a heartfelt, evocative memoir that invites readers into a moment of profound personal and cultural transformation. In 1953, thirteen-year-old Terry and her family leave their Ohio hometown for a remote region of Venezuela — a world of lush rivers, sprawling jungle, and a way... Continue Reading →
By Amber DeVilbiss Why We Love It! What if cybersecurity wasn’t scary, confusing, or strictly grown-up territory? The Little Cyber Engineer turns that idea into reality with charm, rhythm, and heart. This delightful illustrated book introduces children — and curious adults — to the world of cybersecurity in a way that’s fun, engaging, and easy... Continue Reading →
Some stories are written to endure. In Hillbilly Gospel, author Jeffery Crouch opens the screen door to a quieter America, one shaped by red clay, early mornings, strong hands, and the kind of wisdom that never came from a classroom. Raised on a Tennessee farm by a father born in 1905, Jeffery learned about responsibility,... Continue Reading →
