We’re excited to share that our seminal philosophy book for young children, “Little Stories for Big Thinkers,” has won a Mom’s Choice Gold Award! This book, which is specifically designed to be dyslexia-friendly, encourages students to think critically, ask big questions, and engage thoughtfully with the world around them. Winning this award affirms our dedication to supporting thoughtful, rigorous learning for children with books like this one. Happy reading!

Royal Fireworks books by award-winning author Ingrid Klass help young readers explore big questions about happiness, mindfulness, and identity. Inspired by principles of Eastern philosophy, each book opens a door to reflection—and to a calmer, more thoughtful way of seeing the world.

We’re excited to announce the release of our newest book: “Little Stories for Big Thinkers.” This beautifully crafted book introduces young readers to six of history’s most influential philosophers through engaging short stories that spark reflection and conversation about how to live a good life. Bonus: This book is specially designed to be dyslexia-friendly and includes audio narration to help bring the stories to life!

Books can challenge young readers to think critically, question deeply, and engage with real-world issues. Our philosophy, logic, and ethics novels are designed to do just that. From the foundations of Western philosophy to modern environmental ethics, these books invite students to explore ideas that matter through stories that inspire.

Our premier text for middle school-age kids on the subject of environmental ethics has just been honored with the 2024 Academics’ Choice Smart Book Award! Dr. Sharon Kaye’s “Geode” explores environmental ethics in a way that engages young minds through the power of storytelling, inspiring them to become the environmental stewards of not just tomorrow but today!

We’re thrilled to announce that our new interactive philosophy graphic novel by Ingrid Klass, “Who Are You Times Two,” has just won a prestigious Mom’s Choice Award! In addition, Ingrid is guiding students through the novel in two different online courses, so there are multiple ways to take advantage of the wisdom within this special book!

We offer books for children who need some help finding calm in a hectic world, especially with the start of the school year. We’ve even got a new Mindfulness Pack of books for youngsters!

The month of October has been designated Emotional Wellness Month, and while many groups and organizations focus on how to help people achieve less stress in their lives and find balance between their work life and their home life, we want to make sure that children aren’t left out of consideration. We carry several books for developing self-awareness and mindfulness in young children.

We’re proud to announce that “The Day the Thought Bubbles Got in the Way” has been honored with an Academics’ Choice Smart Book Award! This prestigious seal of educational quality is recognized worldwide as a mark of genuinely effective learning tools that stimulate the mind and provide potential for students to develop higher-order thinking skills.

We are proud to announce that “The Day the Thoughts Got Stuck” has received an Academics’ Choice Smart Book Award! The book was commended for the importance of its subject matter, its readability, and its illustrations. The reviewers were impressed with how the book helps children to understand and control their thoughts and emotions.

“The Circle of Happiness” by Ingrid Klass has been given a gold Mom’s Choice Award! Beautifully illustrated, the book introduces preteens and teens to the fundamentals of Eastern philosophy in a fun and engaging way. The storyline, centered on the problem of how to find happiness, will draw them in and help them find connection with the concepts.

“I want philosophy to be a lifelong friend for my children—and for all of their friends, and for all of their friends’ friends, and for the whole next generation. As they venture into civilization, philosophy will be their defense against me and all of the teachers, role models, bosses, and societal influences who, well-meaning or not, give too many suggestions and with too heavy a hand.” – Dr. Sharon Kaye