Books for Kids

"What's the Matter with Albert?" tells the story of Albert Einstein's childhood through his own eyes and those of Cub Reporter, Billy. This is a marvelous book and a must read for all kids who love a good story.

Do you love sharks? Have you always wondered what the inside of a shark looks like? Well, now you can find out. This book includes a cross section of a shark, and the facts revealed about these ocean giants are fascinating.

If you have dreams of becoming a marine biologist or just love learning about sea creatures, this book if for you.

A poem that I wrote about a small boy in his Grandma's garden and the delightful things that he encountered there, including the fairies that came to visit in the evening.

The first three books in the Nancy Drew series were released on April 28, 1930. They were an instant success and girls in America were dying to get their hands on the next book in the series.

Want to read a great Civil War story? Cassie's Sweet Berry Pie is excellent.

Join me as I wander back in time and explore the Wonderful World of Books. These are books that I read as a child. Some of them have long vanished, but others can still be found at flea markets and in antique stores.

Want to go on a bear adventure with Westley and his Mom, who are the best deck swabbing, treasure hunting pirates on the seven seas? But then, Mom tells Westley something that leaves him confused and upset. How will he resolve his confusion?

The votes are in. The American Library Association has announced the Newberry Medal Winners. These books were published in 2004 and there's some great reading here for kids 9 to 12. Even adults will enjoy reading these.

Are you being bullied? Are you a bully? If you've answered yes to either of these questions, the book Alley oOps is one that is a must. Great resource for anyone dealing with what is a common problem with today's kids and youth.