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Adam Moryto is a Canadian venture capital investor, actor, YouTuber, and professional fisherman, though the title he is most proud of is simply “Dad.” Originally from Aurora, Ontario, Adam graduated from St. Andrew’s College before earning a BA in Sociology from Western University.

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Tagged as action, adventure, children's book, colorful illustrations, courage, danger, elementary school, explore the ocean, fish, friendships, mystery, new friendships, picture book, reefs, rhyming words, teamwork, under the sea, underwater mystery, water

September 7, 2026 · 7:00 am

Bunny and Fawn: The Glowing Feather by Michael Lingo (Book Spotlight)

In the crisp autumn air, Bunny and Fawn race through the forest when a mysterious glow beneath the leaves leads them to Phoenix, a magical bird whose fading fire and urgent journey home pull the sisters into an unforgettable nighttime adventure filled with curiosity, courage, and the quiet worry of what might happen if the sun rises too soon. Alongside Bear and Truffles, they brave dark paths and the unknown, discovering how kindness, teamwork, and the comforting warmth of friendship can light the way.

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I enjoy writing stories for awesome kids like you! I love making books about friendship and fun. When I’m not writing, I’m usually exploring with my wife, attending sporting events, and cooking on the grill.

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Tagged as adventure, adventures, animal books, animals, bunny, children's book, creature, empathy, fantasy, fawn, forest, friends, friendships, magic, mysterious creature, mystery, mythical creature, new book, new release, picture book, series, strange sounds, teamwork

September 1, 2026 · 7:00 am

The Jumperell by Anna Spencer (Book Spotlight)

A shiny treasure.
A clever little frog.
And a mysterious Jumperell…

Near a quiet lake, a little frog guards a shining treasure and a very special secret. But when curious animals demand to know what’s inside his sack, he invents something extraordinary…

This super funny, easy-to-read story is written in a traditional rhyming style.
Full of playful repetition, magical mischief, and an unexpected twist, it will have children giggling from start to finish.

A delightful and mischievous picture book celebrating imagination, courage, and the joy of storytelling.

Perfect for ages 4–9, bedtime reading, and laugh-out-loud storytime fun.

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Anna Spencer is a children’s picture book author and illustrator who moved to the UK in 2004. Anna writes every story herself and illustrates each book by hand using pencil or vibrant watercolours. She plans to continue writing and illustrating many more picture books for children.

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Tagged as animal books, animals, book spotlight, children's book, frog, magic, mischievous picture book, mysterious creature, picture book, preview pages, rhymed verse, treasure

August 28, 2026 · 7:00 am

Mason Catches the Sky by Laliy Jerez (Book Spotlight)

Mason thinks being sick is boring… until Mami shows him that adventure is just outside the window.

Together, they spy dancing trees, sleepy chimneys, and birds ready for flight. With a little imagination, Mason discovers that even a sick day can be full of wonder-and that when you dream big enough, you can catch the whole sky.

A tender, joy-filled story celebrating creativity, family, and finding magic in everyday moments.

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A storyteller inspired by my two amazing nephews, whose imagination and laughter turn everyday moments into magic. I wrote this book to celebrate Latino children, so they can see themselves as the heroes of the stories they love.

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Tagged as bilingual picture book, book spotlight, children's book, early readers, elementary school, family, home sick, imgination, magic, nature, picture book, pre-k, sickness, Spanish, Spanish-English story

August 24, 2026 · 7:00 am

The Little Girl and the Tortoise by Victoria Baker (Book Spotlight)

Inspired by a timeless fable, The Little Girl and the Tortoise is an encouraging story about friendship, perseverance, and discovering one’s unique strengths.

When a determined little girl sets out to help her friend, the tortoise, win a race against the rabbit, she journeys across the African landscape seeking advice from other animals. Each offers an answer, but none is particularly helpful. Discouraged but unwilling to give up, the girl continues her search until a wise elephant asks a simple yet life-changing question: What makes the tortoise special?

With this new perspective, the girl and the tortoise discover an unexpected solution.

Beautifully written and illustrated by Victoria Baker, this story gently reminds young readers that success doesn’t come from being the fastest, but from understanding who you are and using your own strengths.

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Victoria Baker is the artist and author of The Little Girl and the Tortoise. She’s been a writer for as long as she can remember and ventured into art to gain access to another form of storytelling. She lives in Utah with her husband, preteen twins, and way too many cats and dogs.