Life and Career of Pavel Durov

Join Broccoli, a playful dog, as he discovers friendship and fun in a big, busy world.

Max is getting ready for his birthday party! As his friends arrive, they greet each other with “Hello” and “Hi.” A simple and fun story to help young learners practice their first greetings.

A very simple, repetitive story perfect for the youngest readers, focusing on basic call-and-response interaction.

Join Max, a curious light-blue rabbit, as he explores the sky in various flying objects. This simple picture book uses repetitive sentences to introduce young readers to sky vehicles and vocabulary in a playful and predictable way.

Policeman Max is on a mission to solve the mystery of the missing letter P from the park sign! He searches high and low through the park to find out who took it!

Max uses his toolbox and favorite tools to build a cozy treehouse high up in the oak tree.

This is a simple non-fiction book that introduces young readers to peacocks. It describes their habitat, physical characteristics like bright feathers and long tails, and social behavior, such as living in flocks.

The picture book tells of the protagonist who gets lost at a crossroads at dusk and encounters a warm, bright wandering cloud. Chasing the cloud, they traverse unknown dangers, journey through years, and finally leave confusion behind, finding spiritual direction and comfort in the pursuit.

Policeman Max is on a mission to solve the mystery of the missing letter P from the park sign! He searches high and low through the park to find out who took it!

A heartwarming tale honoring those who serve and protect, told through the eyes of a little bear whose papa returns home from deep in the forest—not with a cape, but with quiet strength, muddy paws, and heroic love.

Max has to follow the directions to deliver a special package to Sandy Shell Island. But can he remember which way to go?

A factual and clear nonfiction book that introduces young readers to bears, covering their physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and social groups. The book maintains a strictly scientific tone with no anthropomorphism.