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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The Death Wizard Chronicles: Volume 1
Jim MelvinThe Regression Strain
Kevin HwangA Faith Untamed: A Novel of Babylon's Destruction of Biblical Jerusalem (Yoke of Babylon Book 2)
April W GardnerYou Can Wine Too: From Fairy Tales to Nightmares, My Path to Drinking Wine Every Night
David R. SheldonAwakening Within: A Guide To Self Knowledge For Conscious Community Influencers
ONE IAMA practical guide to spiritually awakening and providing God level leadership to those under your influence.
I Was Adopted by a Sorceress, Book One
AlbertThe Valkyrie: A Medieval Christian Fiction (Book 4) (The Huntress: Medieval Christian Fiction)
Carrie CottenHusro & Shirin
Maryam TabibzadehWhere Sunflowers Stand: A Traitor in Ukraine. A Spy in Russia. A CIA Man. And the Fight for Freedom.
KJ BackfordMako Bay
Stephanie RuthReciprocity
D.C. GilbertSuperPower: The Ability to Fly or to Become Invisible: The Deal of the Art (Book #1)
Roger E PedersenFunny Fairy Tales - 5: Alice in Wonderland - Jack & the Beanstalk - Princess & the Pea - Little Mermaid
Reut BarakThe Suicide Detective
William BachTHE LAST NEANDERTHAL CLAN
Charlie BORINGMy Robin Hood Adventure
By: Rich LinvilleWhat if reading a book could whisk you straight into the legend itself? In My Robin Hood Adventure, one ordinary kid opens a story… and suddenly finds himself spinning through time and landing in the heart of Sherwood Forest!
Why am I wearing forest‑green clothes? Why am I holding a bow and arrow? And—wait—are those the Merry Men calling for help?
In this playful, fast-paced adventure, young readers step into the world of Robin Hood, discovering courage, friendship, and the thrill of doing what’s right. With simple language, lively illustrations, and a touch of magic, this story invites children to imagine themselves as heroes who can make a difference.