Radostina Nikolova

“Guardians of the Lantern: Oscar” is an exciting, modern adventure novel for children and young adults that introduces young readers to civil consciousness, media literacy, and critical thinking in a fun yet profound way. The story transports us to a world governed by a points system , where the four-legged Oscar and his pack face a mysterious fire that destroys their beloved haven, "The La

Sometimes parents argue. And sometimes parents get divorced. But no matter what, our parents love us! I'm Lucky to Have My Parents is a great tool for parents needing to discuss seperation and divorce with their young children, and through the eyes of our young protagonist, children can better understand big changes in their lives.

Sheri has lost her inspiration. To the rescue comes Mr. Muse, who gives her advice that grow stranger and stranger. How do you train your eyes? What about touch? And how did the smelly monster end up in the city of scents? Perhaps Andy knows more…

Even though he is different from the rest of the herd, Vundaba the deer is a dashing, smooth talker. Through his eyes, his world seems perfect. Through the eyes of his friends - quite the opposite. But what will happen when his fragile world begins to crack... Will he manage to keep his optimism when fate brings an unexpected separation? Will he find the strength to believe that everything in life - both sweet and bitter - always happens for a reason?

One day, Kiko the dog wakes up in the clouds without wings to take him back home to his boy. As he tries to figure out how to defy gravity and reunite with his human, he must learn to navigate his new world and get along with the strict geese who govern the skies. Through a gentle, therapeutic metaphor, the book delicately addresses the topic of death and the loss of a beloved pet. It shows children that even when our pets are no longer physically beside us, the bond and love we shared with them last forever.