W. Somerset Maugham 
The Trembling of a Leaf [PDF ebook] 
Little Stories of the South Sea Island

When the rest of the world was closing, lots of people were scared. Mums and dads worked from their homes, and children began remote learning too.But what about the little boys and girls, who weren’t …

Some things in life can be quite annoying at times – like flies, spiders, and mosquitoes.However, it is important to remember that every living thing is trying to make its way through life in the bes …

In Frog Soup, Gia Pia and Callie Cat are excited to visit their grandma for dinner. However, their excitement quickly turns to horror when they hear that the main dish is none other than frog soup! T …

Debra the Gizebra is a one-of-a kind animal. She is part giraffe and part zebra. Her mom and dad always tell her to love her special looks and she is perfectly happy with them . . . until her first d …

It“s a VERY hot day. Monster is THIRSTY. He wants a drink! But UH-OH! Where is he going to find one? Hold on tight – Monster is in for another wild ride! This laugh-out-loud picture book is perfect …

Alfred, the pigeon, is shy, quiet, and not adventurous at all. He feels safe in the comfort of the only home he has ever known, a busy airport terminal in New York City. He would be happy if he never …

How often do we talk to our children about money? We can guess that children know the words "money", "bank", "bank card", etc. At first, we tell them that for adults, it …

By the edge of a wood lives a happy boy. He loves to smile and play.In a town close by, however, it’s a very different tale.The town itself is gloomy. The people dull and sad. Can one very happy boy …

Wolfboy is NOT afraid of the Grumble Monster. He“s just in a hurry to get home. Except . . . the rabbits should go first. Wolfboy needs to watch their backs after all! Wait, are those monster claws? …

Jack and Amelia Barker were brother and sister who lived at home with their parents. Like many children, they laughed and played together, watched TV, and sometimes they even squabbled! They loved me …