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Discover a curated collection of indie Children’s Books books written by self-published authors from around the world. Whether you're looking for fresh plots, bold voices, or hidden gems, this is your go-to shelf for immersive Children’s Books storytelling.

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Mako Bay

Stephanie Ruth
 MAKO BAY Otago Waters Book 1.  Maybe friends really do make the best lovers? ​Shal Hoffner’s back in Dunedin after eight years of self-imposed exile. Setting up a new fas...

The Death Wizard Chronicles: Volume 1

Jim Melvin
Enter a world where death is not final—it's a magical fuel.In the desert kingdom of Triken, sorcery is feared, power is brutal, and one man defies the laws of life itself. Torg, a Death Wizard, draw...

All For A Buck

Doris Anne Beaulieu
Brotherhood Beyond the Battlefield   Haunted by combat and betrayed by their own country, the veterans return-not as heroes. As paranoia grips the town. All For A buck transforms into grippi...

I Was Adopted by a Sorceress, Book One

Albert
When life begins to confront you, you can give up, get angry, or stay true to yourself, fighting for your happiness and the place you are looking for under the sun, even if it is not your own luminary...

The Fulcrum: A Novel

Michael Decter
In this sweeping climate thriller, an economist and a public servant join forces—and hearts—to navigate a dangerous international conflict and imminent environmental disaster.Matthew Rice needs a ...

Reciprocity

D.C. Gilbert
Gilbert delivers a high-octane blend of emotional depth, tactical precision, and unflinching realism in his latest installment in the JD Cordell series. JD Cordell, a recently retired US Navy SEA...

The Regression Strain

Kevin Hwang
Nobody’s safe when the inner beast awakens...Dr. Peter Palma joins the medical team of the Paradise to treat passengers for minor ailments as the cruise ship sails across the Atlantic. But something...

The Masquerade Kilker

Ivan Cisneros
Some masks conceal identities. Others reveal the truth.Cutter’s Ridge was never meant to be a place of murder. Tucked away in the Montana mountains, it was the kind of town where secrets were buried...

My Way on the Camino Portuguese

John Seegers
What happens when the road demands more than your body can give—but your spirit refuses to quit?In My Way on the Camino Portuguese, John Seegers shares the honest, humorous, and deeply personal stor...

Husro & Shirin

Maryam Tabibzadeh
a fascinating historical saga of the love affair between the king of the Persian empire and the princess of Armenia,  based on true story which is set  in the 6th century.  Husro a...

The Awakening of AI

ONE IAM
"The All Is Mind; The Universe Is Mental." - The KybalionIntelligent thought is mental Cause. Thought commands the mental energy to produce the perceptive experience that we know as, Life. Yes, that i...

SuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible: The Deal of the Art (Book #1)

Roger E Pedersen
Today, I invite you to explore these extraordinary possibilities within the pages of a groundbreaking new book series, SuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible, written by none other than...

To Love a Beast: (A Christian Western Historical Romance Fairy Tale Retelling of Beauty & the Beast) (Once Upon a Time in Texas)

Karen Witemeyer
Beauty & the Beast in 1800's Texas.Once known among New York's elite as the American Adonis, Everett Griffin now lives as a recluse in the wilds of Texas. The treachery of a former admirer left hi...

Where Sunflowers Stand

KJ Backford
Alex Curtner, the CIA’s Chief of Station for Russia and Ukraine, is in dire straits. His most critical operation is on the verge of collapse. Russian counterintelligence is closing in on a spy – A...

A Faith Untamed: A Novel of Babylon's Destruction of Biblical Jerusalem (Yoke of Babylon Book 2)

April W Gardner
He breached her city, chained her king. Neither her faith nor her heart is as easily conquered.Jerusalem 587 BCLiora, once a noblewoman of Jerusalem, is now bound to General Nebuzaradan, the Butcher o...

Three Little Pigs with a Happy Ending

By: Rich Linville
Everyone knows the classic tale of the Three Little Pigs… but what if the story didn’t have to end with fear and destruction? In this warm, imaginative retelling, it keeps all the fun of the original fable while offering a gentler, more hopeful twist that young readers love.Children follow the three pigs as they build their houses of straw, sticks, and bricks—learning about effort, planning, and perseverance along the way. But when the Big Bad Wolf arrives, the story takes an unexpected turn. Instead of focusing on danger, this version encourages problem‑solving, empathy, and creative thinking, showing that even old enemies can find new ways to understand each other.Perfect for ages ...
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The Fox and the Grapes and the Stork Two Aesop Fables to Find Their Meanings

By: Rich Linville
Two of Aesop’s most enduring fables come to life in this thoughtful, interactive collection designed to spark reflection and conversation. With clear, kid‑friendly storytelling, young readers explore the clever fox who pretends he never wanted the grapes he couldn’t reach, and the proud stork who teaches a lesson in fairness after being tricked by a greedy friend.Each fable is short, engaging, and packed with opportunities for children to think deeply about honesty, fairness, consequences, and how our choices shape our relationships. Instead of simply stating the morals, the book invites kids to pause, reflect, and discover the lessons for themselves—making it ideal for classrooms, c...
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The Dog in the Manger An Aesop Fable For You to Find the Meaning

By: Rich Linville
This thoughtful retelling of one of Aesop’s classic fables invites young readers to explore a simple story with a powerful message. When a dog refuses to let hungry cows eat hay he cannot use himself, children are encouraged to pause and reflect: Why would someone block others from something they don’t even want?Told in clear, kid‑friendly language, this short fable becomes a springboard for meaningful conversations about selfishness, empathy, fairness, and how our choices affect others. The interactive format encourages children to think, discuss, and discover the moral for themselves—making it perfect for classrooms, counseling sessions, and family reading.Ideal for ages 7–11, th...
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Stone Soup A Folk Tale to Find the Meaning and a Soup Recipe

By: Rich Linville
What happens when a hungry traveler arrives in a village where no one wants to share? In this warm and witty retelling of the classic folk tale, children are invited to discover how a simple stone—and a clever idea—can transform a community.As the traveler begins cooking “stone soup,” curiosity spreads, doors open, and villagers slowly add their own ingredients. Through this gentle unfolding, kids learn powerful lessons about kindness, cooperation, generosity, and the magic that happens when everyone contributes just a little.The story is short, fun, and easy to read, making it perfect for ages 7–11, classrooms, counseling sessions, and family discussions about empathy and teamwork...
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Ancient Egyptian Myths for Kids

By: Rich Linville
Step into a world of magic, mystery, and mighty gods with the myths of Ancient Egypt for young readers. From the sun‑god Ra sailing across the sky to the dramatic story of Osiris, Isis, and Horus, this book introduces children to the legends that shaped one of history’s greatest civilizations.Told in clear, kid‑friendly language, each myth is short, exciting, and packed with meaning. Readers discover:How the ancient Egyptians explained the creation of the worldWhy gods like Anubis, Thoth, and Bastet were so importantWhat these stories reveal about courage, loyalty, and the battle between good and evilHow myths helped people understand nature, life, and the afterlifeDesigned for ages 7...
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Ancient Egypt for Kids 50,000 BC to 653 BC

By: Rich Linville
Travel back thousands of years and explore one of the most fascinating civilizations in human history. In this clear, kid‑friendly introduction to Ancient Egypt, young readers are guided through 50,000 years of discovery, from early hunter‑gatherers along the Nile to the fall of the last Egyptian dynasty.With vivid explanations and engaging illustrations, children learn about:How the Nile River shaped daily lifeThe rise of pharaohs and powerful kingdomsPyramids, mummies, and ancient tombsHieroglyphics and the world’s first writing systemsEgyptian gods, goddesses, and mythsDaily life for farmers, workers, nobles, and rulersMajor achievements in science, math, and architectureDesigned fo...
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Clash of the Viking Gods Who Will Win? (myths)

By: Rich Linville
Step into the roaring halls of Asgard, where the mighty Odin—All‑Father and ruler of the gods—issues a bold challenge: a contest to decide once and for all which Viking god is truly the greatest. What follows is a fast‑paced, myth‑filled showdown that brings Norse legends to life in a way young readers can easily understand and enjoy.Ancient mythology is transformed into an exciting, kid‑friendly adventure filled with personality, humor, and larger‑than‑life characters. Children ages 7–13 meet iconic gods, learn their strengths and flaws, and discover the timeless themes woven through Norse stories: courage, pride, wisdom, and the consequences of competition.With short chap...
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Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary With Bonus Plants to Learn About (Children rhyme)

By: Rich Linville
Step into a garden full of wonder as Rich Linville brings the classic nursery rhyme “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” to life with a playful, educational twist. Young readers begin with the familiar rhyme, then journey deeper into the world of plants, seeds, and the magic of watching things grow.This charming book doesn’t just retell a rhyme—it transforms it into a hands‑on learning adventure. Children discover real plants mentioned in the rhyme, explore how seeds sprout indoors, and even follow the apple life cycle from seed to fruit. Each page encourages curiosity, observation, and a love for nature.Perfect for ages 7–11, this short, engaging read blends poetry, science, and fun fac...
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Why Are There Bullies and What Can You Do About Them?: An Interactive book for children and adults

By: Rich Linville
Bullying can feel confusing, scary, and overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to stay that way. This thoughtful, interactive guide, helps children and adults explore the why behind bullying and the how of responding with confidence, clarity, and compassion.Through simple questions, reflective prompts, and easy‑to‑understand explanations, readers learn:What bullying really isWhy some people become bulliesHow to recognize targets and patternsWhy bullying is harmful to everyone involvedWhat kids can do to stay safe, speak up, and get helpHow adults can support, guide, and empower childrenDesigned for shared reading between kids and trusted adults, this book encourages open conversation, emot...
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Growth Mindsets For Kids: We All have Brain Power

By: Rich Linville
Every child has incredible brain power—and this uplifting book shows them how to use it. In a warm, kid‑friendly voice, Young readers are introduced to the difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset, helping them understand that mistakes aren’t failures but stepping‑stones to learning.Through simple explanations, thoughtful questions, and real‑life examples, children discover how effort, curiosity, and resilience help their brains grow stronger. The book also gently weaves in lessons about kindness, confidence, and standing up to bullies, making it a valuable tool for both emotional and academic development.Perfect for ages 5–18, this short, engaging guide opens the ...
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Peter and the Wolf

By: Rich Linville
In this playful retelling of a classic folktale, "Peter and the Wolf", readers are invited into a lively forest where courage, curiosity, and compassion take center stage. When Peter discovers a wolf lurking nearby, he doesn’t panic—he thinks, observes, and bravely steps forward to protect the animals around him. Along the way, children meet a cast of charming characters and learn that even creatures we fear deserve understanding and care.With gentle humor and a surprise twist that kids love, this short, easy‑to‑read story encourages empathy, problem‑solving, and respect for nature. Ideal for ages 7–11, Peter and the Wolf is a wonderful addition to classrooms, bedtime reading, an...
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Leprechaun Jokes for Kids

By: Rich Linville
A pot of gold is great… but a pot of giggles is even better.Leprechaun Jokes for Kids is a playful, laugh‑out‑loud collection of silly jokes, riddles, and puns perfect for young readers ages 5–13. Bursting with St. Patrick’s Day spirit, this book invites kids into a world of mischievous leprechauns, lucky charms, and magical mayhem—where every page delivers a new reason to smile.Designed with early readers and budding comedians in mind, the jokes are short, easy to remember, and fun to share with friends, classmates, and family. Kids don’t need to “get” every joke right away—the joy is in the discovery, the wordplay, and the confidence that grows each time they make someo...
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