Explore Top Children’s Books Indie Books
Discover a curated collection of indie Children’s Books books written by self-published authors from around the world. Whether you're looking for fresh plots, bold voices, or hidden gems, this is your go-to shelf for immersive Children’s Books storytelling.
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By: Kyle St. PenneyWhat Is Saudade?
By: Julie Langley"Maé, mom," Rosie asked, "why are you sad?"
Rosie's mother wiped a tear from her cheek and smiled at her daughter.
"Oh Rosie, I was on the phone with your grandmother, Avózinha," her mother explained, "It's just saudade."
"What does that mean, Maé?" Rosie asked.
"Sometimes missing my island makes me feel sad," Rosie's mom said.
Follow Rosie on her journey to the Azores, where she learns about her Portuguese ancestry and the meaning of "saudade."
What Is Saudade is a semi-bilingual chapter book that can be read by a child or by a parent. It touches on the traditions and history of the Azores, particularly those of the island of Terceira.
Max Puddle and the Great Elevator Escape
By: River BellaI Need Re-Wired
By: Deborah MillerBeep is a cute little robot who loves nothing more than playing with his friends. They have lots of fun together, but Beep sometimes feels he doesn't fit in. You see, Beep has autism, and he views the world slightly differently from his friends, making it harder for him to join in their games. In this heart-warming story, it shows the obstacles Beep must face everyday and his struggle to be accepted. It shows how he can find it hard to interact with his friends and how it makes him feel. Luckily, Mum is there to explain and help him understand that being different is not a bad thing, and it can even have it's advantages.
M is for Math and Movement!
By: Jessika HinesMeet Ryn, the ✨Math Queen✨. She hates math but is actually very good at it. Her mom gave her the name “Math Queen” in efforts to change her perspective on math. Ryn found an engaging math activity that combined exercise and addition that she really enjoys!
Dennis the Dolphin: Dive into the World of Dolphins, Fun Facts for Little Explorers, Beginner Reader (Tiny Tails Animal Facts)
By: jennfosterchicBootsy The Cajun Pitbull's Bayou Adventure
By: Gigi FontenotBootsy, The Cajun Pitbull’s Bayou Adventure is a fun and heartwarming children’s story about Bootsy, an adventurous Pitbull with a love for the Louisiana Bayous. As she explores the swamps, Bootsy makes new friends, faces challenges, and learns important lessons about friendship, bravery, and helping others.
This lively tale captures the spirit of Cajun Culture and the beauty of nature, making it a delightful read for young readers.
I'm going on an adventure!
By: Lee SpeedDuck and Pig want to go on an adventure that’s not too far and not too bizarre, not too hairy, and not too scary!
Follow Duck and Pig as the adventure gets too far, too bizarre, too hairy, and too scary.
The Truth of Iss (How to Become a Better Person)
By: Rose Marie EzellIss, an eight-year-old boy, has some lessons for us all. Things he has learned in a very short time through experiences.
These lessons include finding your purpose, the Golden Rule, being honest, smiling, having hope and faith, forgiveness leads to happiness, telling people you love them, keeping a positive outlook, people you love are always in your heart, and salvation.
Let’s find out what Iss has learned, and maybe we can learn too and become better people. The world needs better people, don’t you agree?