In Bella Brown: Grandma’s Missing Butterfly Locket, Bella and Grandma Yetta recall the wondrous places they've been fascinated by the butterflies of the world. Highly recommended!
In Butterfly Pinned, anxious college student Marin gives herself, body and soul, to the wealthy and mercurial Bette Winston for terrible want of transformation. Highly recommended!
In The Monarchs, psychic teens Samuel and Luna flee from military and mystical threats as they seek Sanctuary and vital help for Samuel's beloved, Evelyn. Recommended!
James Sutherland records his daily life as a missionary in British Central Africa, Before the Scramble of full colonization. A rare and valuable historic text. Highly recommended!
Carla befriends a shy boy with a physical disability, and in I Used to Be Shy, helps him come out of his shell to play with the other kids at Camp Allbelong. Highly recommended!
Sister Butterfly shares a message of inclusion and keeping one's eyes open to the beauty of the world, told through a charming song and vibrant illustration. Highly recommended!
Lorelei the Lorelei walks bravely into her first day of school, looking for a best friend and her own special spark even if she stumbles a bit on the way. Highly recommended!
Bella Brown's Messier Than Messy Room stands between her and a new butterfly garden. But with Grandma Yetta's help, Bella learns to clean one step at a time. Highly recommended!
After being wrongly cast out, Sarah Kraft returns to the intelligence world to secure an artifact that could shift the Cold War completely—The Byzantine Cross. Highly recommended!
Stefán and Julie might not hold the same authority as their royal friends, but in Summer Cyclone, they have to keep all of fairy society from falling apart. Highly recommended!