Sally learned a new word at school. What is Diversity? Her Mum explains how everyone is different, that is a good thing. Teach children how to celebrate diversity in this wonderful book for kindergarten and early grades.

The second edition of the fun micropoems compilation from Gabriel Rosenstock. Contemplative and great study for primary, middle school, or high school. Sample Page from More Micropoems <pages 14-15 of 26> Download or read the full book by selecting one of the buttons below the post. Author: Gabriel Rosenstock See more here from Gabriel Rosenstock …

Ntwala takes the girls from the village of Lusese every Sunday to swim in the Zambezi river. This Sunday one of the girls becomes jealous of the swimming competition winner. Find out how Ntwala helps resolve the problem. 

A short fable about how Turtle’s shell came to look like it is cracked for kindergarten and early grades including activity pages.

Aella’s Trip is a short and simple story written for Pre-K and Kindergarten learners. It uses easy vocabulary, repetitive sentence patterns, and sight words to help young children practice reading with confidence. The story follows Aella as she goes on a fun trip to a town. She rides a bus, drinks coffee, listens to music, …

Crocodile is hit on the head by a shoe while dozing. He goes on a quest to find the owner of the shoe, but will people be honest with him, and will he be honest with others? A great springboard to discuss topics about facing your fears and speaking up to those you perceive a …

Dragonfly wishes he could join Butterfly in her beautiful song, but he has lost his violin. Butterfly has an idea to get it back, but Dragonfly doesn’t always see the logic. Will the hard work pay off? A cute, fun story for emerging readers. 

In this Mustard Seed book, one learns two new nouns with a similar verb phrase, perfect for early readers, and also lots of fun for toddlers learning about different animals.

The paths of two young women weave around each other, bringing them together then pushing them away from each other—will they remain apart forever?

Paul Gough from the Pinglish Project has translated these four books, available on our website, into Pinglish:Pinglish makes it very easy for English second-language speakers to pronounce words. 

Pinglish is English only the spelling is different.