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Vinny the Vampire, Volume 1 by Jordan Pearce Vinny the Vampire, Volume 1 by Jordan Pearce June 03, 2011 6636 words Read a sample
Vinny the Vampire, Volume 1 is the first book in a new children's series about a family of vampires living in Atlanta Georgia. Vinny is an 8 year old vampire with an older brother and a younger sister. While vampires may not drink blood these days, they can still get into lots of trouble. Join Vinny the good, the bad and the scary. A portion of profit from book sales goes to children's charities
Dexter, the Last Navy Horse by Valarie Vine Dexter, the Last Navy Horse by Valarie Vine June 03, 2011 2284 words Read a sample
Dexter was a real horse that was first drafted into the U.S. Army during World War II and later served in the U.S. Navy at the Philadelphia Naval Home for disabled and retired sailors. His little known story was so touching that this fictional short story was written about him and his friendship with his pals at the naval home so many years ago.
Shannon and Ally like Animals by Kate Everson Shannon and Ally like Animals by Kate Everson June 02, 2011 956 words Read a sample
Shannon and Ally learn about all kinds of animals. This is an easy reading book for children.
God is Beautiful: short fiction from Kensington County by Megan Payne God is Beautiful: short fiction from Kensington County by Megan Payne May 31, 2011 1110 words Read a sample
Can the same God who made the stars and the snow and all of creation live in us?
Princess and the Guard by Shreya Goswami Princess and the Guard by Shreya Goswami May 31, 2011 919 words Read a sample
A story about how an innocent visit to a Museum with her kids pushes a mother to the edge and leads to an unexpected occurence.
A Time to Dance: a drabble by Megan Payne A Time to Dance: a drabble by Megan Payne May 30, 2011 384 words Read a sample
A granddaughter learns what it means to dance. A story in 100 words.
Billy And Tilly - Reading Is Fun by TJ Daniels Billy And Tilly - Reading Is Fun by TJ Daniels May 30, 2011 329 words Read a sample
Billy and Tilly are two young ants that are discussing the benefits of knowing how to read. “You know Billy, reading is fun, but tiring. 'Cause we have to walk across a whole page, just to read one sentence," said Tilly. “I know Tilly, but I usually stop and rest for...
Gary's Temple Visit by Lakshmi Menon Gary's Temple Visit by Lakshmi Menon May 29, 2011 1400 words Read a sample
"Gary's Temple Visit" is a story book for children.
Uncle Mo's Gastrointestinal Tract by Kimberly Pauley Uncle Mo's Gastrointestinal Tract by Kimberly Pauley May 26, 2011 3917 words Read a sample
An old-fashioned feeling comedic short story featuring an uncle in gastric distress and an intrepid young heroine by Kimberly Pauley, YA author of Sucks to Be Me. This short story is the result of a bet with three other YA authors and is free for your enjoyment. Or not.
David, We Had Such a Great Time! by Louise Labelle David, We Had Such a Great Time! by Louise Labelle May 25, 2011 465 words Read a sample
The loss of a pet is hard on everyone. Children can be especially sensitive at this traumatic time. With this book, a parent can thoughtfully create a remembrance space where the family honors the pet. By integrating real life elements, and events meaningful specifically to the individual pet and family, the parent is better adept at guiding their child in a positive direction toward closure.
Jonah: Firefighter by Enrique Collazo Jonah: Firefighter by Enrique Collazo May 25, 2011 781 words Read a sample
Come along with Jonah on another adventure, this time as a Firefighter! This is short story for kids 8 and younger. I hope you enjoy it.
Gregory and the magic wand by Dan Price Gregory and the magic wand by Dan Price May 23, 2011 158 words Read a sample
A story of a young boys thirst for adventure come to life. Using rich stylized graphics and a unique original story. The story of Gregory's adventure to the world of Lumidee is brought to life. Meet Gregory and his friends as they go on great adventures and solve secret mysteries. The first installment of the Gregory series, your sure to enjoy. The .Mobi and .PDF formats are the best.
The Adventures of Wiggles the Tooth by Abby Edelman The Adventures of Wiggles the Tooth by Abby Edelman May 23, 2011 121 words Read a sample
6 year old Abby Edelman, author & illustrator, tells the story of losing her first tooth. This story won first place in the 2011 North Carolina PBS Kids Go Writer's Contest for kindergarten.
Skye's Secret Mission by Lucy Daniel Raby Skye's Secret Mission by Lucy Daniel Raby May 23, 2011 6239 words Read a sample
An exciting prequel to the sci fi fantasy adventure ‘Goddess in Pyjamas’, set on a faraway planet on the other side of the universe, where creatures like mermaids and winged humans are real! When Skye discovers an evil Chagrinian plot to assassinate their spiritual leader’s current re-incarnation on Earth, he decides to carry out a daring rescue mission through space and time.
A Very Bad Day by Peter Dempster A Very Bad Day by Peter Dempster May 22, 2011 802 words Read a sample
A fire , a run away truck , a man off a ladder and a bike crash. And the day has only just started , what else can go wrong. A short childrens story.
What's there to do at the Zoo? by Ross Matlock What's there to do at the Zoo? by Ross Matlock May 20, 2011 200 words Read a sample
A simple rhyming book you could read to your child, or maybe even have them read themselves. My first book go easy on me.
Imagination by Jeffrey Reames Imagination by Jeffrey Reames May 20, 2011 1467 words Read a sample
Is it really the imagination of a five year old boy? Or could the Loch Ness monster be in the back yard of his Tennessee home?
Reasoning Through Madness: Stories to teach the Soul by Arcane Ravenwolf Reasoning Through Madness: Stories to teach the Soul by Arcane Ravenwolf May 19, 2011 6021 words Read a sample
Reasoning Through Madness: Stories to teach the Soul is an ancient art of story telling that teaches the deeper wisdom of reality and of the soul to children. There are 8 stories that will unlock the door to understanding the human condition and all the details of what my people (Native Americans) have shared with their children since the beginning of time. This is my gift of wisdom to you.
Katie's Cake by Enrique Collazo Katie's Cake by Enrique Collazo May 18, 2011 905 words Read a sample
Katie loves cake, but so does Mac, the golden retriever. Will Katie have her cake and it too? Or will Mac blow the candles off of this cake? This a short story for kids ten and under. I hope you enjoy it.
Farmer Ted's Easy Day by Connie Jensen Farmer Ted's Easy Day by Connie Jensen May 18, 2011 611 words Read a sample
A little story for children, and adults who, like me, are too interested on what's going on over on the far side of the field to keep our eye on the ball! Unfriendly folks might say we have butterfly minds.
Dognapped by Michael Wenberg Dognapped by Michael Wenberg May 17, 2011 2552 words Read a sample
Nothing was more fascinating to Native Americans than the big Newfoundland dog named Seaman accompanying the Lewis and Clark Expedition. When he disappears, his master, Captain Lewis, immediately fears that their fascination has turned into something much more serious.
Alicia Saves The Day by Bonita Herold Alicia Saves The Day by Bonita Herold May 17, 2011 1768 words Read a sample
Bi-Lingual Spanish/English. Alicia the porcupine and her friends, Linda the skunk and Carlos the raccoon, think the cave on the side of the hill is very scary! What could possibly make Alicia go inside one day?
Lenny Smiles by Jeffrey Reames Lenny Smiles by Jeffrey Reames May 17, 2011 876 words Read a sample
There is more to the little league pennant race than just winning and losing.
Cheesecake, Jr. in the Future by Warren Peas Cheesecake, Jr. in the Future by Warren Peas May 16, 2011 2599 words Read a sample
Travel back and forth in time with me- Cheesecake Jr., your new Dinosaur-Person friend. I am heading into the future so come along with me! *This short story was written by my 12 year old son, Devin, who has Asperger's Syndrome. It Is the 2nd book in his series.
Jonah: Texas Ranger by Enrique Collazo Jonah: Texas Ranger by Enrique Collazo May 16, 2011 705 words Read a sample
This is a short story about a boy that is imagining himself as a Texas Ranger. I hope it is something you wish to share with your kids.
Captain Lewis's Dog by Michael Wenberg Captain Lewis's Dog by Michael Wenberg May 15, 2011 2823 words Read a sample
While making preparations for the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1803, Captain Meriwether Lewis saves a big black Newfoundland dog's life when he buys him from the dog's cruel master. Little does he know that his dog will get a chance to return the favor. If you like this story, you might also be interested in reading the sequel, "Dognapped," another Smashwords ebook.
Patch Pirates Princess by Dean Derkson Patch Pirates Princess by Dean Derkson May 15, 2011 1630 words Read a sample
A lady claiming to be a princess is found floating in a boat at sea. The Pirates test her to find out for sure.
Oops by Michael Wenberg Oops by Michael Wenberg May 12, 2011 2021 words Read a sample
Olympia Octavia Penelope Smith hates her name. Of course, changing it to something else is out of the question, but no one said anything about nicknames. So one morning, Olivia sets out to find a nickname. What she ends up with and who provides it is the most surprising thing of all.
Warhorse and Donkey by Tora Tyler Warhorse and Donkey by Tora Tyler May 11, 2011 918 words Read a sample
A short Aesop-like story about a warhorse and a donkey and what they learn about their personal burdens.
Snow and Teeth by Dulcinea Norton-Smith Snow and Teeth by Dulcinea Norton-Smith May 11, 2011 1394 words Read a sample
A fun little short story for 3 - 6 year olds before a trip to the dentist.
The Spirit Tree by Jacqueline Kirk The Spirit Tree by Jacqueline Kirk May 10, 2011 27446 words Read a sample
The Spirit Tree cleanses the souls of the newly dead but an evil soul has tainted it and its Guardians, twisting them into something evil. When Michael's mother becomes a restless spirit, he and his friend James are determined to heal the Tree any way they can! With the help of Billy Blin, a Guardian who escaped the taint, they battle their way to the Tree even when the forest itself fights them!
The M and M Who Lost His Way by Valerie Schmack The M and M Who Lost His Way by Valerie Schmack May 08, 2011 330 words Read a sample
this is a children's book, parent splease explain to your children this will never happen in real life. m and m findes a little freind to play ball with. m and m meeting people.
Those Amazing Dogs Book 5: On the Coral Island by Edwin Fenne Those Amazing Dogs Book 5: On the Coral Island by Edwin Fenne May 06, 2011 12944 words Read a sample
In their fifth installment, Those Amazing Dogs and their human companions follow a navigational chart discovered in an ancient Mexican pyramid that leads them to a mysterious island in the South Pacific ocean. Shipwrecked and stranded, the Lhasa Apso, Yorkshire Terrier and Pit Bull find pieces to the puzzle that will get them all off the island—with help from their most unlikely new friends yet.
Those Amazing Dogs Book 4: At the Pirate Bay by Edwin Fenne Those Amazing Dogs Book 4: At the Pirate Bay by Edwin Fenne May 04, 2011 10731 words Read a sample
In their fourth installment, Those Amazing Dogs (Max, Molly and Oddie) find themselves lost inside a Mexican pyramid where they discover very surprising connections between two lost civilizations. Assisted by a local Chihuahua, the dogs help Felix and Erica uncover a new mystery on their quest to follow the ancient Viking map.
The Vampire Castle by Malla Duncan The Vampire Castle by Malla Duncan May 04, 2011 42358 words Read a sample
In this first book of a fantasy series – age group 8 - 12 – Elspeth learns she is heir to a vast inheritance. To understand her true identity, she has to uncover the secrets of the Shadow Garden. Caught in the Garden’s mysterious magic codes, and at the mercy of demons, vampires, and other curious creatures, Elspeth has to use her wits at every turn to find her way home.
Tiger Lilly and the Princess by Graeme Ingham Tiger Lilly and the Princess by Graeme Ingham May 03, 2011 47633 words Read a sample
Children's fantasy...
Eric by Jamie Turner Eric by Jamie Turner May 03, 2011 237 words Read a sample
Meet Eric. He is who he is.
Patch Pirates Mermaid by Dean Derkson Patch Pirates Mermaid by Dean Derkson May 03, 2011 1263 words Read a sample
Swab feels outcast because has met someone the crew does not believe in. He has to stand up for his rights and have the pirate code read out for his shipmates.
Patch Pirates No Cat by Dean Derkson Patch Pirates No Cat by Dean Derkson May 03, 2011 940 words Read a sample
Where did the cat go? And in the middle of a storm. Everyone's gone a bit superstitious.
Zombies Don't Study: A FREE Short Story by Rusty Fischer by Rusty Fischer Zombies Don't Study: A FREE Short Story by Rusty Fischer by Rusty Fischer April 30, 2011 3464 words Read a sample
Homework?!? Zombies don't need no stinkin' homework...
Patch Pirates Ketchup by Dean Derkson Patch Pirates Ketchup by Dean Derkson April 29, 2011 965 words Read a sample
The crew need some supplies and stop on the wrong Island. Lucky for them there is no ketchup to be found.
Patch Pirates Cookie's Bad Day by Dean Derkson Patch Pirates Cookie's Bad Day by Dean Derkson April 29, 2011 1189 words Read a sample
Cookie has a bad day, almost buys the farm, and learns some first aid.
Patch Pirates Bilge by Dean Derkson Patch Pirates Bilge by Dean Derkson April 28, 2011 1012 words Read a sample
The Captain has an important job for someone but ends up it in a game of hide and seek. Someone's gotta do this job and it isn't going to be him.
Zombies Don't BBQ: A FREE Living Dead 4th of July Poem by Rusty Fischer by Rusty Fischer Zombies Don't BBQ: A FREE Living Dead 4th of July Poem by Rusty Fischer by Rusty Fischer April 25, 2011 931 words Read a sample
And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting with.... aaaaarrrrrrrgggggghhhhhhhh!!!!
Melba's Slide Trombone by Michael Wenberg Melba's Slide Trombone by Michael Wenberg April 25, 2011 2374 words Read a sample
Melba has always wanted to play the trombone, but she's too small. Tired of waiting around until she's big enough, she decides to take matters into her own hands with humorous and unexpected results.
The Friday Special (Snippets) by David Elvar The Friday Special (Snippets) by David Elvar April 24, 2011 1035 words Read a sample
It stops at the station every Friday...and no one knows why...
The Wizard Lizard by Gerard Labrecque The Wizard Lizard by Gerard Labrecque April 23, 2011 2149 words Read a sample
Lawrence the lizard is in over his head! Lawrence never thought his dreams of adventure would come true, but as an accidental stowaway on a long-distance journey, Lawrence must find his own kind of magic in order to find his way home.
Tubby the Forgotten Tugboat by Michael Wenberg Tubby the Forgotten Tugboat by Michael Wenberg April 21, 2011 1691 words Read a sample
Over the years, Tubby the Tugboat has gotten used to spending his days forgotten in Backwater Bay. But that's changing. One way or another, Tubby is about to become useful once again-and that's why he and his friends are worried. Is Tubby on his way to the scrap yard? Or is there still a place in the world for an undersized tugboat like Tubby? Read the story and find out!
'I want ice cream!' (Snippets) by David Elvar 'I want ice cream!' (Snippets) by David Elvar April 21, 2011 1011 words Read a sample
Sometimes, you can have too much of a good thing...
Grow Little Garden A Children's Poem by Linda Anderson Grow Little Garden A Children's Poem by Linda Anderson April 18, 2011 123 words Read a sample
Lets put the fun in a poem, this poem has done just that. Written for young and young at heat. The pictures are delightful. This poem was donated to Linda's Free Library a non profit organization. Please enjoy this e book gift, visit lindasfreelibrary.org.