The Art of Being Bored
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Three weeks. No screens. No Wi-Fi. Absolutely no idea what to do.
When Jesse, Dera, and Kian are forced to unplug for the summer, boredom turns into their wildest adventure yet. Armed with cardboard, questionable inventions, and unlimited imagination, the boys discover backyard mysteries, an unusually clever raccoon, and a friendship worth more than any high score. Let us help you bring your vision to life.
Imagination Unplugged
Shows young readers that creativity doesn't need a screen. Sometimes the greatest adventures begin with a cardboard box, a wild idea, and a little boredom.
Friendship Beyond the Screen
Celebrates genuine connection, teamwork, and belonging as four unlikely friends discover that the best memories are made together.
Curiosity Through Chaos
Encourages experimentation, problem-solving, and resilience through wonderfully ridiculous inventions, spectacular failures, and unexpected discoveries.
The Tower That Remembers
Some towers are meant to be forgotten.
What begins as a schoolyard dare becomes a terrifying journey into an ancient mystery. When brothers Jesse and Jarster enter a forbidden tower, they discover shifting shadows, forgotten names, and a darkness that knows more about them than it should. But some doors, once opened, can never truly be closed.
Courage Beyond Fear
Explores the difference between recklessness and true bravery, showing young readers that courage isn’t the absence of fear, but the choices we make when afraid.
Curiosity & Ancient Mysteries
Sparks curiosity about history, forgotten legends, and ancient traditions through a suspenseful adventure inspired by the mysterious Book of Enoch.
The Strength of Brotherhood
Celebrates loyalty, sacrifice, and family bonds as two brothers discover that protecting each other matters more than proving themselves to anyone else.
The Godly (Mis)Adventures of Bosco & Cass
Learning to live like Jesus was never supposed to be this chaotic.
Two best friends. Eight Beatitudes. One month of absolute chaos.
Bosco likes order, common sense, and staying out of trouble. His best friend Cass? Not so much.
When their school chaplain challenges them to understand the Eight Beatitudes, Cass decides that simply learning about them isn't enough. They need to live them. Literally.
What follows is a hilarious series of middle school disasters involving missing sneakers, flying lasagna, embarrassing misunderstandings, and good intentions gone spectacularly wrong.
But beneath the laughter, Bosco and Cass begin discovering something neither expected: kindness takes courage, doing what's right isn't always easy, and faith means more than following a list of rules.
Packed with laugh-out-loud moments, unforgettable friendship, and meaningful life lessons, The Godly (Mis)Adventures of Bosco & Cass makes exploring faith an adventure young readers can genuinely enjoy.
Faith Made Fun & Relatable
Introduces children to the Eight Beatitudes through hilarious, everyday situations they recognize. Young readers discover how biblical teachings connect to school, friendships, family, and the choices they make each day, without feeling like they're reading a sermon.
Kindness, Empathy & True Friendship
Helps children understand the importance of compassion, forgiveness, and standing by others. Through Bosco and Cass's mistakes and discoveries, readers learn that genuine kindness isn't about grand gestures but about understanding others and doing what's right.
Character, Courage & Everyday Choices
Encourages children to develop honesty, humility, integrity, and the confidence to stand up for what's right, even when it's unpopular. The boys' misadventures demonstrate that growing in character means learning from mistakes, taking responsibility, and trying again.
Burl and the Blindside
A talking donkey. A dangerous secret. And a boy nobody believes.
Clay O'Neil never wanted to leave Chicago. But after losing his father, a move to the quiet countryside of Oakhurst is supposed to give him and his mother a fresh start.
Then the donkey starts talking.
Burl is stubborn, sarcastic, and strangely knowledgeable about things no ordinary animal should understand. And when Clay accidentally disturbs a mysterious stone buried near the fence, something terrifying begins to awaken.
Soon, impossible things are happening around town. Strange creatures appear where nobody else can see them. Ordinary objects behave in extraordinary ways. And a growing danger threatens everything Clay and his mother have left.
With only an unpredictable donkey to guide him, Clay must uncover a mystery far older than he imagined, before time runs out.
Blending humor, heart, suspense, and unforgettable supernatural adventure, Burl and the Blindside is a gripping middle-grade mystery about courage, trust, friendship, and discovering that sometimes the most unlikely voices are the ones worth listening to.
Courage, Confidence & Standing Up for What's Right
Encourages children to trust their observations, think independently, and find the courage to act even when others doubt them. Through Clay's extraordinary challenges, readers discover that bravery isn't about being fearless. It's about making difficult choices despite uncertainty.
Emotional Resilience, Healing & Friendship
Explores grief, change, loneliness, and the unexpected connections that help us move forward. Clay's journey shows young readers that healing takes time, asking for help takes strength, and meaningful friendships can emerge in the most surprising places.
Curiosity, Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
Inspires children to question appearances, notice important details, and approach challenges with creativity and persistence. As Clay investigates impossible events and searches for answers, readers experience the excitement of discovery and the importance of thinking for themselves.