Founder’s Polar Adventure

This story conveys the importance of environmental protection through a special birthday adventure. Issues like waste pollution, climate change, and ocean pollution affect every life on Earth. Through unity and cooperation, we can use wisdom and action to protect our home and make the Earth a better place.

A factual and clear picture book introducing young readers to polar bears, their habitat, physical characteristics, and simple behaviors. The tone is calm and scientifically accurate.

A simple and repetitive rhyme focusing on the letter 'I' and the spatial concepts of 'in front of' and 'inside' an igloo, perfect for very young learners.

Join an exciting adventure as a group of friends go on a footprint hunt, encountering various obstacles like tall grass, muddy puddles, and a dark tunnel, only to discover a surprising and friendly creature at the end. This story is filled with repetitive phrases and sound effects, perfect for engaging young readers.

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

A simple and sweet story for young children, following a child's day from fishing with dad to dreaming of an elf, with a focus on word recognition and rhyming sounds.

A lonely stardust traveler discovers Earth’s gentle lights — guiding, joyful, and warm — all lit by people for one another. He transforms into a guardian star, forever watching over this planet where kindness shines brightest in the dark.

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.

A simple story about a character trying out different sports and activities. Reader learn the repeating sentence, "I can try ..."

In this playful story, Max takes a new adventure each day using different types of transport, starting with one-syllable words like “truck” and building up to four-syllable words like “helicopter.” Young readers learn to clap, count, and break words into syllables while following Max’s journey.

In this playful story, Max takes a new adventure each day using different types of transport, starting with one-syllable words like “truck” and building up to four-syllable words like “helicopter.” Young readers learn to clap, count, and break words into syllables while following Max’s journey.

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