The Ticklish Turtle

Tina the turtle loves getting tickled, but her mother is too busy to play. So, Tina sets out on a journey to find someone who loves tickling as much as she does. Along the way, she meets all sorts of sea creatures, but none of them seem to enjoy tickling quite like Tina does. Will she ever find a tickle buddy to share her favourite pastime with? Join Tina on her delightful adventure as she learns about the importance of consent and safe touch, in this colourful and engaging picture book.

When a little girl's secret message inspires a second chance at love, two wounded hearts overcome their fears. Libby Summers turned down Paul White's proposal, scared of being hurt again. Now his struggling business has forced him to pawn the engagement ring. Their blossoming relationship faces collapse. Unbeknownst to them, Libby’s daughter Chloe sends Paul a secret message, asking him to save the "dragon." Inspired, Libby journeys to make things right and prove love conquers all. With Chloe's wisdom guiding them, Paul and Libby face their insecurities and find deeper trust. Dancing in the Sand explores the power of love, communication and overcoming fears. This enchanting tale of family and relationships will sweep you away. If you enjoyed the heartfelt romance of Dancing on the Grass, Renee Conoulty's Dancing in the Sand continues the emotional journey of Paul, Libby, and Chloe. Experience the power of love, laughter, imagination and resilience. Grab your copy today. Join Paul, Libby, and Chloe as they dance through life's trials, hand in hand!

Imagine being thirteen on your first day of school. Alex is a neurodivergent boy who has been homeschooled all his life. But now he’s starting at a new school, and he’s feeling anxious and uncertain about fitting in. When he meets Maya, a friendly girl who stands up for him against bullies, everything changes. With Maya’s help, Alex navigates the social landscape of junior high school, discovering that being different is not a bad thing and that he has a lot to offer the world. Together, they bond over their love of video games and become close friends. As Alex’s newfound confidence attracts the attention of other students, he makes more friends and no longer feels like the lonely boy sitting by himself at lunchtime. This heartwarming story celebrates the power of friendship and the importance of inclusion, reminding us that everyone deserves to have friends and be accepted for who they are. Featuring dyslexia-friendly fonts, engaging illustrations, and captivating stories, Keen Read books are designed for readers of all ages, no matter their reading level. Flesch-Kincaid Grade 2.9 2,072 words

It’s okay to feel your feelings. "When I Feel" is a heartwarming picture book that helps children identify and understand their emotions. From feeling tired and needing a nap, to feeling happy and wanting to play, or feeling angry and needing to stomp, each page features a different feeling and shows how it can manifest both physically and emotionally. With colourful illustrations and relatable text, this book encourages children to communicate their feelings and seek support when they need it, whether it's asking for help when feeling frustrated or cuddling with a cat when feeling sad. Perfect for children ages 3-6, "When I Feel" is an essential addition to any child's library.

Kimi thought she had everything figured out. She was dating Rachel, the girl of her dreams, and felt secure in their love for each other. But when a new boy named Aaron enters the picture, Kimi begins to question everything she thought she knew about herself. As she grapples with her newfound attraction to Aaron, Kimi starts to realise that she might be bisexual, and that her feelings don't necessarily have to define her. But navigating her changing identity proves to be more difficult than Kimi ever could have imagined. As she tries to come to terms with her bisexuality, Kimi also has to confront her own insecurities and fears, and figure out what it truly means to love and be loved. Crushed is a poignant and powerful coming-of-age story about a young woman's journey to self-discovery, and the obstacles she must overcome to find acceptance and happiness. A tale of first love written in easy to read language and dyslexic friendly font that will leave readers rooting for Kimi until the very end. Flesch-Kincaid Grade 4.1 Word count 2,077

Rose wants to learn and have fun, but when she feels like she’s being bossed around, she gets upset. Rose might yell or run away, even if she really wants to do what’s being asked. Rose can't help how her brain reacts. Rose's mum and her teacher decide to try something different. What will happen if they stop telling her exactly what to do and give Rose choices and time to think? With charming illustrations and a story that rhymes, "Don't Tell Me What to Do!" explains why kids like Rose act differently in a fun, easy-to-understand way. A must-read for families, teachers, and anyone who wants to better understand the experience of an autistic kid with a Pathological Demand Avoidance profile. Don't miss this delightful book that celebrates neurodiversity and autonomy!

Get ready for another sweet and exciting adventure! This charming sequel to "Not Fair!" follows the two sisters as they face a new sharing challenge, with a purple lolly at the center of the conflict. Determined to find a fair solution without their mother's help, the sisters come up with a clever plan to use chance to decide who gets the coveted purple lolly. The girls discover that sharing can be both fun and fair, and that working together is always better than fighting. With its delightful storyline and colorful illustrations, "The Fair Way to Share" is a heartwarming story that teaches important lessons about problem-solving, probability, and fairness. So come along and discover the fun and fair way to share, a must-read for families who enjoy sharing stories and building important life skills together.

Cole thought he had his school routine all figured out. He could muck around and draw all day in Mr. Jenkins' easygoing class. But when the teacher gets sick, everything changes. The substitute, Miss Evans, assigns a family tree art project that hits too close to home for Cole. Ever since losing his mum last year, Cole's family life has felt broken. So he hatches a plan to get Miss Evans to cancel class and avoid the painful assignment. But no matter what mischief Cole pulls, the unflappable new teacher remains calm. As Cole keeps trying and failing to rattle Miss Evans, he starts to realize she pushes him because she cares. Through the project, Cole finds a meaningful way to remember his late mother despite his hazy memories. Unflappable is a poignant story about grief having no timeline. With compassion from his teacher, Cole takes the first step in his healing journey by sharing his art. This inspirational tale written in easy to read language and dyslexic friendly font will resonate with readers confronting loss and life changes. Flesch-Kincaid Grade 3.2 Word count: 2,600