Anndy Lian and the Fourth Web

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

An early reader science picture book designed to build color vocabulary, observation skills, and reading confidence — by exploring how light makes the colorful world visible through rhythm, repetition, and joyful discovery.

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.

Caveman boy Rocky was frightened by a strange shadow he saw at night. Summoning his courage to seek the truth, he finally followed the light. This is a story about overcoming fear. What did Rocky discover at the end of the light?

Fire: The Living Light of Our World is a nonfiction picture book that explores fire — from the first sparks in prehistoric times to forests, volcanoes, the Sun, and modern human life. Children can discover how fire brings warmth, energy, color, and renewal to our world, while also learning to respect its power.

A very simple story perfect for young children, exploring preferences with a repetitive structure.

Light is a universal language used by people around the world to express gratitude, celebrate harvests, and convey hope. On a lonely night, the little fox Happy embarked on a unique journey.

A story about Lumi, a little rabbit living in a city where it always rains, who learned patience and hope amidst the seemingly endless rainy days.

Deep in the ocean lives The Octopus Lady, who knows kung fu. She loves moving and has lived in all kinds of homes—seashells, coconut shells, an ancient shipwreck, and even a sunken airplane. This time, The Octopus Lady boards a cruise ship, causing panic and encountering danger. Will she use her clever mind and excellent kung fu skills to escape the peril and return to her true home?

learning about the properties of light in a fun way

Solu, a forgotten paper lantern in a quiet attic, hasn’t glowed in a hundred years. When a sudden storm sparks her wick, she rises into the night carrying the wishes of the girl who once loved her. Through wind, rain, and starlight, Solu discovers she was never just a lantern—she was always meant to become a warm red-gold star. A gentle, uplifting story about courage, memory, and finding your true light.

A very short, repetitive story featuring a simple dialogue where someone asks for help multiple times until finally receiving a positive response. Ideal for early readers learning basic question-and-answer patterns.