Rudyard Kipling 
Something of Myself [PDF ebook] 
For My Friends, Known and Unknown

Cocoplums are sweet but friends are sweeter. Put them together and you have a treat! Puppy loves his Cocoplums, but he really needs company. There’s only thing for the little guy to do. Go on a ‘frie …

So many people chose to buy a puppy during lockdown, to help bring fun, companionship, and purpose to their daily lives. Sadly, a great number of these puppies have been abandoned or rehomed recently …

How curious do you think you are? This book will help you to explore and expand your curiosity potential. Just like Alice in Wonderland, you will become ‘curiouser and curiouser…’ Are you ready? Le …

Enter the magical world of Telleny, where Mick the cockney fruit and vegetable stall owner, helps children discover the nutritional benefits of foods they may have shied away from in the past. The La …

Experience the magical world of Lionel the Leaf, who resides atop the grand horse chestnut tree named Horace. From his earliest days as a bud, Lionel yearned to fly like his friends – Pipi the Bat, B …

Life as a dragon should be amazing. You have the ability to soar across the sky and breathe fire. However, when you are a young, clumsy dragon who sneezes fire at all the worst moments, it makes life …

Sabreena gets the fairy flu, but she won’t take her medicine. When she starts to feel worse, she wonders why there isn’t any magic that can make her better. "A must read for anyone who thinks me …

Sam has always wanted to be a superhero but is having a tough time figuring out what his superpower is. With some help from his Mum and a new friend called Joe, Sam soon finds out that he has the bes …

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 …

Do you remember the day the world shut down? Do you remember the day we could no longer go to school or see our friends? Do you remember those lockdown days?  Years from now, an old lady writes …