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Tag: childrens

“Maddi’s Fridge” by Lois Brandt

Sofia learns that her friend Maddi can’t afford groceries, and tries to figure out a way to help her deal with food insecurity.

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“Winter’s Gift” by Jane Monroe Donovan

A man living alone rescues a horse in distress.

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“Penguin and Pinecone” by Salina Yoon

Friendships can spring up at any time, but what happens when one friend moves away?

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“Marvelous Marvin” by E. J. Finocchio, D.V.M.

The true story of an unwanted dog as he tells of his journey to become an official greeter for the RISPCA.

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“Do Fish Sleep?” by Jens Raschke

One child’s journey through her changing feelings about her little brother, who has leukemia.

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“Stop and Smell the Cookies” by Gibson Frazier

A young boy suffers from lack of impulse control and learns to deal with it.

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“The Blue House” by Phoebe Wahl

Leo and his dad are forced to move out of their beloved neighborhood when the cranes come to knock it down.

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“Boxes for Katje” by Candace Fleming

One well-meaning child benefits an entire town in a foreign country.

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“Bea Wolf” by Zach Weinersmith

The epic hero Beowulf is reimagined as a five-year-old fighter guarding her candy and toy hoard from the gloom of grown-ups.

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“The Painting” (2011), dir. Jean-Francois Laguionie

The characters within a painting rebel against the artist who drew them and learn how to create their own identities.

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