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Suzy and Sam Snail live in the Land of Sadness, constantly working hard to feel loved. But their gloomy lives just might change when they meet two friendly quokkas who tell them all about the Creator and what life is like in the Land of Happiness. Will the Snails remain sad and empty? Or will they eagerly journey to a new land where grace, joy, and contentment grow instead?

Have you ever had a friend who can do something that you can't? They have something that you think is so cool. Freddy the Firefly and Dudley the Daddy Long-Legs Spider are best friends, and they try to see what it's like to do what the other can do. But in their trials to be like the other, they discover something more important about themselves! Come and explore with these two bug friends in their first adventure of many!

Phil, a fly, is often misunderstood as a pest. However, he is actually a friendly little guy who loves to take in sights and go on thrilling adventures. A nomad, Phil is off on his next journey to find a temporary home. Amidst his travel, he stumbles upon a strange place he’s never seen before. The accidental discovery he makes changes his life forever in the most amazing way.

This is children story book. The hardworking, energetic bees of Honey Kingdom love to buzz around all day as they go about their business. And, of course, no bee is more happy or playful than Buboo Bee. He loves spending time on the playground with his friends and playing with his parents and little sister. Buboo is super curious about the world around him and loves exploring and discovering new things. Follow Buboo’s adventures as he goes to school, plays and finds new friends, helps out his parents, and learns about growing up.

Ants are popular insects that are found all over the world. Do you ever wonder why ants are always working together? You will find out the secret in this popular children’s book about the ant kingdom. Ants are highly sophisticated and skilled in their division of labor. Find out more by listening to this book and you will be amazed at their diligence and the lessons they teach us as human beings.

A children's storybook designed to teach self-confidence through an encounter between an ant, an elephant, and a peacock. The ant in our story is trying to find friends who are much bigger and stronger than him. His self-confidence is due to the good and hearty conversations he had with his mother. This story is dedicated to our dear children, and also to mothers who like their children to grow up happy and successful in the community.

Lady is a ladybug who sees the world differently from everybody else. Nonetheless, Lady recognizes that being different is a superpower, not a reason to be an outcast. This compelling story follows Lady on her quest to prove she is more than her dyslexia. Not only must Lady overcome difficulties in reading and writing, but she must also confirm she is as capable as any man! Although Lady struggles with her understanding of words, she has many other talents to show the world.

Spiders can be scary. But they are amazing! Through the conversation between a spider and child, your little ones will see these arachnids in a whole new light. Narrated in charming rhymes, this cute audiobook will provide your youngsters with some interesting facts. Your kids will be amazed to learn that spiders have eight legs, how tight their silk is, and more!

Chris Tetreault-Blay's It's a Long Way to the Moon is a heartwarming, inspirational rhyming book that follows the exploits of a moth with just one dream - to fly to the moon. Along with help from some lovable animal friends, he discovers an easier way to accomplish his goal, and invites children along for the ride. Taking its cues from the works of such greats as Julia Donaldson and Eric Carle, Tetreault-Blay's creation is set to become a classic in itself.

Why can't bees work quietly? Is there a reason for the bees to buzz so noisily? Learn about the work of the humble bee in this book.

A tale of sadness and classist despair! If stranded on a log, with death facing us soon...how would we emotionally react? Would we put aside petty differences, or neurotically go down in a churlish way?! This short story themes itself on class differences, and what would really distract us from status-lust, presupposing anything ever could. Odious insects serve as metaphors for catty society and status-longing, and also status-regret. What do we do when confronted with someone of higher intelligence and higher status in society?

Bugs That Love!: The Amazing Western Conifer Seed Bug (& Shield Bugs Too!) is a wonderful and special book for middle-grade listeners, eight to 12 years old, and everyone who is young at heart, still exploring and learning! It educates both children and adults in a fun way with facts and stories about these delightful little creatures and reveals the great secret discovery that these bugs in fact do love! This book gives us a closer look at an overlooked species, the Western conifer seed bug, that has not been talked about, studied, or explored enough.

An encouraging, adorable, and motivational tale about being true to one's feelings! Perfect for bedtime listening with children! Bert has been keeping a secret inside for a very long time...he doesn't know how to tell his friends about it, so it has become his little secret. He doesn't know what to do about it, and nothing gets better until a friend sits with him and lets him tell her everything.

Un beau jour, Loulou le pou tombe de la chère tête blonde qui joue dans le jardin. Il ramasse ses petites affaires et son parapluie qui le protège des shampooings piquants, puis il cherche une nouvelle maison moins remuante.

Camille, chenille plutôt dodue, grignote, avec ses sœurs, des feuilles croquantes du matin au soir. Un jour, elle s'endort et rêve qu'elle s'envole. À son réveil pourtant, elle n'est toujours qu'une petite chenille...

La petite Marguerite sait bien qu'un jour elle sera la reine des abeilles. Mais, recluse au palais, elle se sent seule, et triste de ne pouvoir courir ou butiner avec les autres, dont elle envie la liberté et la joie de vivre. Tout le contraire de sa cousine Huguette la guêpe qui, perfide et jalouse, lui joue de bien mauvais tours ! Un soir, elle l'attire au fin fond du jardin, non loin d'une mare, alors que Marguerite ne sait pas nager ! Mais, grâce à Louis le papillon de nuit, peu à peu c'est un monde inconnu qui s'ouvre ainsi à la petite reine.

In this new and exciting tale, author Tiffany Monique Crosley uses rhyme and rhythm to convey the miracle of God's act of creation. From the creation of spiders and butterflies to ants and bumblebees, children will learn the miracle-working power of God. This lilting adventure is written to the tune of “Bingo: B-I-N-G-O” and is sure to minister to children of all ages as they learn about the creation of God's Little Bug Garden.

Easy language learning for kids and toddlers with a life lesson about value and friendship! The first of the Zulu series, Zulu the Pupa tells the tale of a young dung beetle who doesn’t believe his purpose is special. Zulu compares himself to the ants, crickets, ladybugs, fireflies, and butterflies, believing they are better than him. But it doesn’t work, because Zulu wasn’t created to be anyone else but himself. Join Zulu the Pupa as he journeys through self-acceptance and transformation!

Following an untimely visit from her neighbors, in a fit of frustration, Mrs. L. Bug decides she needs to arrange a move. However, the move isn’t for herself but for the Ant Family. As Lady begins to formulate her plan, she realizes she doesn’t know where ants live and so begins her journey to find an ant house. This lovely story will have children singing along, learning a little about busy ants, and finally discovering friendship.

Harvard is used to his father coming home from the hospital and telling him about all the babies he helped. But since he made the mistake at work, Dad has been quieter than usual. And now he is taking Harvard and his little brother, Roger, to Kettle Hole, Maine, for the summer. Harvard hopes this trip isn’t another mistake.