Jessica Collaço and Angela Li

Firenze does not like her light. How can she when it makes it nearly impossible to play a good game of hide and seek? When Firenze covers her light with a skirt, she thinks her friends will forget all about it. Instead she finds herself lonely and sad. Then she meets a new friend who encourages her to share her gifts. Will Firenze keep her light hidden or find the courage to let it shine? Reviews (3)

Radhika Bapat and Poonam Athalye

Takloo solves his parents problem with some entrepreneurial spirit. A beautifully illustrated story with a lesson and some insight into Indian culture. This book is published and licensed by Pratham books under the Creative Commons Share Alike Attribution (CC-BY-SA) License.

Tony J Moon

Spike and Pod find something very sticky, and get stuck. How will they get out? And who leaves sticky messes for Spike's and Pod's to get stuck in anyway!? A short picture book suitable for young children and children learning to read. One of a series of free public domain books by Tony J Moon. 

Kanika G

Tania's favourite toy, Anne, goes missing, Tania and her mama follow a sequence of deductive reasoning to track her down. Another story in the Tania series, about a pre-school girl's adventures with her family and friends. 

Kanika G

Tania has to go to a costume party, but she can't decide what to wear. Another great book in the series of 14 books about the experiences of a little girl named Tania. 

Natasha Alterici

A short comic book style story about pressure to conform and being yourself. Girls can be girls in what ever way they feel like, regardless of how others think. 

Eric Dean

Everyone has a purpose in life, once we find it, we can feel more fulfilled. In this beautifully illustrated story, the tools all help building a house, each doing their part, paint brush feels unwanted, until he finds his special purpose too. The book helps children learn about team work, and about the processes involved in building a house.

Kevin Kurz, Alice Fegan

A book about oceanic research, featuring the research ship Joide's Resolution, written in rhyme with beautiful illustrations. This nonfiction eBook was written for us by award-winning children's author Kevin Kurtz (http://kevinkurtz.homestead.com) and illustrated by award-winning illustrator Alice Feagan (http://alicefeagan.com). It is written for children and classrooms in grades 1 through 4. The eBook was created through a National Science Foundation grant and is available for free in both a PDF version and an interactive iPad version. 

Iraklis Lampadariou, illustrated by Apollonia Paramythioti

A student dislikes school and reading so much he gets a rush just by hearing those two words. But one day he has to produce something handmade for a school assignment. He asks his mother for her help and she advises him to make a bookmark. The student has so much fun making the bookmark, that at the same time he develops an interest in books. His reading is slow and timid but he uses the bookmark he has made. The bookmark (magically) moves on to the next pages and before he knows it on to the next book and the next book and the next book. Another beautiful story from Saita Publications, translated for the original Greek version.

Zehnya Bruckert and Danielle Bruckert

A non-fiction book about seals, aimed at 5-7 year olds (Grade 1-2), including lots of facts and some very cute photos. This book is open source and is available for free distribution under the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike License. 

Sophia Politou-Ververi (Author) and Vivi Markatos (Illustrator)

Two kings are fighting over their land: Who is stealing who's water and soil? Will they come to their senses? Is anything worth fighting over. A grand fairytale with a happy ending, and a nice moral. There's much more fun to be had in life than to waste time fighting. Another great book from Saita, letting books fly free on the internet. 

Sergey Nikolov

The beautiful Princess Rose and her golden bird sang a lullaby every evening, and all the people in the kingdom fell asleep and dreamed sweet dreams until the break of dawn. But one day something terrible happened. An evil witch learned about Princess Rose and decided to curse her....A classical style fairy tale full of romance and triumph of good over evil.

Annie Harmon

Max relays to Sarah a story, he claims to have overheard the Sun, Wind and Rain arguing one day, and that argument involved not only who was most important in the process of growing plants, but also in growing his little sister who happened to get in their way. As the elements argue over who is the most powerful, they become confused in their roles and each thinks they are the one who made the little sister sprout. Sarah laughs at his story as she picks up her umbrella to leave, but as the wind howls and the rain taunts, she begins to wonder if he might be telling the truth after all. Aimed at ages 4-7. 

Sergey Nikolov

Two illustrated children's stories with a moral: The Legend of the Black Sea- a story which shows that strength of character, and belief in the good in everything is above all else; The old fisherman had a good dog, Boley, and an evil black cat, Sershina. "Master, this cat will be our undoing! Let's drive her away! Black cat, evil cat!" yelped Boley"Don't say that! You'll see that Serzhina will change and become good!" answered the old fisherman... Mommy- a story where good and bad are both done in the name of love; The poor King had lost his Queen during the birth of their firstborn daughter, Princess Selena. After that unhappy day the King was never separated even for a moment from his young daughter. But, as time went on, the little princess suffered over this.... 

Matt Ryan

Arty feels it is time for a change. He's a little bored with Rubbish Town, and decides to move. But what does he need to pack, it's a hard choice to decide what to leave behind. Find out about Arty, Patrick and Kevin in Matt Ryan's latest book, The Move. 

Emma Laybourn

Can a T-Rex outwit two equally huge and hungry dinosaurs? What part does a Tuatara play in the battle? An exciting book with a lesson to learn, and have some fun afterwards looking up the dinosaur species in the book. The book is also available in a colouring book in our files tab, and available in more formats on Emma's website. 

Danielle Bruckert

A wildflower colouring book, including colour photos, a colour guide, and information about the flowers. 

Agnes and Salem de Bezenac

Another great book from the i-Character series, encouraging children to overcome shyness when greeting others. The book also a key point for children about feelings. How to identify our own feelings, and other people's feelings, acknowledging other people's feelings, and modifying behaviour to make others feel good. 

Wendy R Davis

Domino, a Boston Terrier, takes a trip with her family to visit a relative on the coast. A photo book about Dominos adventures on holiday and some great advice about taking a pet on holiday.

Agnes and Salem de Bezenac

Flowers look sad when they're fading, just like our faces when we're sad or angry, but flowers look very beautiful and happy when they're fresh. A little girl compares her sad face to the wilting flowers, and her happy face to the fresh flowers. What will she choose? A story about being positive.Reviews (8)

A Lavas Lead

Feebee McGee goes on an adventure to planet ABC, travelling on her "Terrific Transformable Train" - Tripple T for short, with her camera "Camy". Searching for he friends "Yargle and Zankadroid", she meets an "amazing Acktopop, beside a Bossy Bornswagle", and thereafter all the ABC characters in between. A fun book using alliteration and great for phonics development with lots of exciting names. The book is also available as an interactive app for android and apple devices on the author's website. Reviews (5)

Agnes and Salem De Bezenac

Children often don't want to do stuff they think is too hard, like making their bed, Mum helps remind someone that chores are necessary, and the quicker we get better at them the easier they are. Another great story with values from I-Character.

Agnes and Salem De Bezenac

What is Love describes all the cool parts of love, how love makes you want to do stuff for others, and how love is beyond not feeling like it. Another great book from icharacter with some important lessons.

Rebecca Westberg

Two mice, Whiskers and Cheesepuff, discover humans have moved into their house. After evading traps, they eventually find an amicable solution through giving. 

Emma Laybourn

A collection of four fun stories about the inhabitants of custard castle, including the King, the Queen, Princess Fifi, Wizard Watchit and his ghost, the maid, the cook, and the multi-tasked servant boy. All have exciting times, while learning important, subtle lessons. 

David Whitney

A collection of wacky tales written in fun rhyming prose, with great colourful illustrations and tongue twisting names. Write a review

Danielle Bruckert

Supercow is back, this time there is no crime to fight or lives to save, but Supercow does something equally important, defends a small boy from being bullied, and in doing so helps the bullies see the error of their ways. Beta Version. 

Athanasia Gaitanidou

- But I’m a balloon just like you , it said hesitantly to the round balloons that were looking from up high and were laughing at it. It was different from the rest, with a rare, almost gold colour. It had every right to be proud of its appearance but it had yet to realise how beautiful and special it was. A story about being different, being proud of who you are, and ignoring others who don't appreciate you. The book includes some great activities which are made from recycled items, and other exercises.Reviews (1)

Annie Harmon

Have you ever thought there was a dragon chasing you? Did you wonder what terrible things they might do when they catch you? This award winning, beautifully illustrated, rhyming picture book, describes the adventure of a boy running for his life from a huge, scaly dragon chasing him throughout his home. It's trickery and games as they try to outsmart each other. This story carries you on a mad dash to the finish with a surprising ending. Perfect for 6-8 year olds, younger children will also enjoy it being read to them. 

Werner Stejskal, Marvin Alonso

Oliver, a black tomcat, and Jumpy the kangaroo have lots of adventures together. In these, the first three books, they find out what Moles like to eat, make friends with some ducklings, and Oliver learns Jumpy's life changing news. Books 1 to 3 and the introduction books are available free. Other books can be purchased at the the authors website through a variety of links to all the popular bookstores (see links here). 

Evridiki Amanatidou and Evgenia Papaioannou

“And what is so wrong with my liking game playing instead of learning Geography?”. That’s what the naughty sun, Shiny, kept saying all the time. One day the time he should rise and shine, in order to start a new day for people, came. And then… things got a bit tougher. Cheerful and eager, he began, but soon he became confused and lost his way. What should people do to help the naughty little sun? A story about the importance of everything, no matter how small or big, and the power of helping each other. Another great book from Saita Publishing, translated from the original Greek version. 

Anna Kondis

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Canela, a little goat, is afraid of trying new things, but bit by bit she will continue discovering how brave she really is. A lovely illustrated tale that teaches children to face their fears. 

Eirini Dermitzaki and Virginia Chrisoulaki

Mike works hard as a shoemaker, to take care of his family. He makes a very special pair of shoes, which take a very long time to find a home. When they do, there's a very special message with them. 

Ivan Parvov

Bubu's back in another amazing tale. When Bubu finds a bottle in the sea with a call for help inside it is clear for everyone – a new adventure awaits. And this time he is not alone – his friends Oskar and Rico are coming with him. What lies ahead? Fearful sharks…a powerful storm…a sinking ship…and a new friendship. One thing is for sure – no one will remain dry in this amazing sea quest. 

Lull Mengesha, Illustrated by Nina Didenko and Troy Tsuchikawa

Lull and his friends want what every kid their age wants - to feel no different from anyone else. But even lunchtime becomes an isolating experience when they realize their meals are no match to the fancy snacks the rich kids bring from home. Find out how this determined group uses their creativity, business savvy and determination to get what they want - including some admiration and acceptance along the way. 

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Kostas Stoforos and Stefany Veldemiry

Marianna loves orange color -and everything with orange color (oranges, carrots etc)- and with a magic turn of events she finds herself in Portokalia. A strange land where pianos write fairy tales, the houses have no roofs and you may drink as much orange juice as you like. She will make a new friend and explore this new place…flying! An 'Alice in Wonderland' style adventure with lots of imagination, recipes, poetry, and vivid pictures. Reviews (2)