Storybooks – Wee Lions Early Learning

Wee Lions Storybooks

The Wee Lions Storybooks are available in both electronic and print formats. If you’re a Wee Lions Member, you’ll have access to the electronic versions of the storybooks as part of your membership. For non-members, you can choose to purchase either hardcover or softcover print copies or opt for e-books of the Wee Lions Storybooks.

Hello, I am Sam

Theme: Self-awareness

A delightful and playful picture book that introduces young readers to Sam, a fun-loving and curious kid who embraces his unique qualities and talents. Through colorful illustrations and simple rhyming text, this book encourages children to express themselves, explore their interests, and celebrate their individuality. It’s a perfect read-aloud for parents and teachers who want to promote self-confidence and creativity in young children.

Millie Goes to the Groomer

Theme: Animal

A beloved dog named Millie goes on a grooming adventure and a visit to a pet store with her owner Ella. Through colorful illustrations and playful descriptions, children will learn about different kinds of pets and their diets, behaviors, and unique traits. This book is an excellent introduction to pet animals and a fun way for children to learn more about the animal kingdom.

First Day Fun

Theme: Community Helpers

From meeting new friends to exploring the playground and learning new things, this heartwarming story about a child’s first day of school prepares young readers for their own first day of school. With colorful illustrations and a reassuring message, it’s the perfect read-aloud for parents and teachers alike.

Chicken Little

Theme: Literature

In this charming twist on the classic tale, Chicken Little and his friends race to warn everyone that the sky is falling. But when they finally reach the farmer and his wife, they realize that they may have overreacted. With delightful illustrations and a funny, rhyming text, this book is sure to be a hit with young readers.

A Line for a Walk

Theme: Art

A joyful and creative journey that shows how a simple pencil line can transform into a colorful work of art. With playful rhymes and vivid illustrations, young readers will be inspired to grab a pencil and take their own lines for a walk, exploring the endless possibilities of art and imagination.

Picky Micky. I Want Bread!

Theme: Cultures Around the World

A delightful story about a picky eater who only wants to eat bread and butter. Through the help of some imaginative chefs, Micky discovers a world of delicious new foods that she never knew she liked. With beautiful illustrations and playful rhymes, this book is sure to be a hit with picky eaters and adventurous eaters alike.

Otter Plays Soccer

Theme: Sports

Otter discovers the game of soccer when his animal friends drop a ball beside him. Despite struggling at first, he learns the game with the help of his friends and coach Rabbit, ultimately scoring a goal and earning a place on the team. This fun and inspiring story teaches children about the importance of perseverance and teamwork.

The Clay Man

Theme: Health Science

This delightful and imaginative story encourages creativity and play. Through the fun and colorful world of clay, the book teaches young readers about the human body and its functions. With playful rhymes and charming illustrations, it’s a fun and educational read for young children.

Beautiful Dirt

Theme: Earth Science

“Beautiful Dirt” is an informative celebration of the wonders of dirt and soil. With engaging rhymes and colorful illustrations, the book teaches young readers about the vital role that dirt plays in the natural world and encourages them to explore and enjoy the earth beneath their feet.

Sticky, Sticky, Sticky

Theme: Chemistry

Maddie gets into a mess with honey, but with the help of her mom, she learns about matter and how to clean up. This fun and relatable story will teach young readers about the properties of matter and the senses, while also showing the importance of cleaning up after yourself.

The ABCs of Making Friends

Theme: Self-awareness

“The ABCs of Making Friends” teaches children how to make friends using the alphabet. From “A is for Ask” to “Z is for zilch,” the book gives helpful tips and advice for reaching out to others and building strong, lasting friendships. With cheerful illustrations and simple language, this book is the perfect tool for helping kids develop social skills and confidence in making new friends.

The Red Truck Ride

Theme: Animal

Farmer Hare takes his animal friends to the lake, but the bumpy ride is too much for them. Harper Hen, Daisy Cow, Thunder Horse, and Pinky Pig all complain until they finally reach their destination. At the lake, they have fun and meet new friends, but it’s not long before it’s time to go home.

Hooray for the Firefighters

Theme: Community Helpers

Penny learns about the important role of firefighters after a small fire breaks out in her backyard. When the firefighters arrive, they use their equipment to put out the fire and show Penny and her sister the different tools they use to save lives. This book teaches kids about the bravery and dedication of firefighters and the importance of fire safety.

Planting Seeds of Hope

Theme: Literature

“Planting Seeds of Hope” is a heartwarming children’s book about John Chapman, who became known as Johnny Appleseed. John traveled across the country planting apple seeds and spreading kindness to everyone he met, becoming a source of hope and encouragement for those trying to build lives in new territories. Through John’s simple act of planting seeds, he left a legacy that continues to inspire generations.

A Surprise Trip

Theme: Cultures Around the World

Aria and Abram’s family plans a trip together, but where to go? After discussing options, the family decides to research islands off the coast of North Carolina and Florida. Along the way, they learn about the Serengeti National Park and the Alps, but ultimately, they are excited to be together. This heartwarming and educational book is perfect for families planning their next adventure.

On a Winter Day

Theme: Earth Science

An engaging exploration of the different ways people experience winter across the United States. From snowy New England to sunny Florida, the book takes readers on a journey through diverse landscapes and climates, highlighting the unique joys and challenges of each region. It’s a fun and educational read with playful rhymes.

Bad, Bad, Snack

Theme: Environmental Science

Shelley, the turtle loves exploring her coral reef home with her friends, but her love of jellyfish leads her to eat a plastic bag, making her very sick. Dolphin rushes her to shore where children find her and call for help. After recovering, Tutti reunites with her friends who are grateful to have her back.

Flipper, The Penguin, Want to Fly

Theme: Animal

This heartwarming story teaches children the valuable lesson of embracing one’s own unique talents and abilities. Follow Flipper’s journey as he discovers that being a penguin means he has his own special talent, even if it’s not flying like other birds. This book is sure to delight young readers and spark important conversations about self-acceptance and individuality.

Mia Makes a Lovely Day

Theme: Self-awareness

Follow the journey of Mia, a little manatee, who learns the valuable lesson that it’s not what others say or do that defines her, but how she responds that makes her unique. With the help of her mother’s wise words and a little act of kindness, Mia makes friends and discovers the true meaning of a lovely day.

The Ducks Go for a Swim

Theme: Animal

Join Mama Duck and her four ducklings on their adventure to find the missing Number Four. From the river to the swamp, and even the ocean, they ask other creatures if they have seen him. With beautiful illustrations and a heartwarming ending, this book is perfect for little ones who love animals and the great outdoors.

Garrett Moves In

Theme: Community Helpers

A young boy and his mother move into a new city apartment. Despite missing his old life, Garrett makes a new friend, saves a dog’s life, and receives an invitation to the museum. The story shows the value of kindness, making connections, and finding the good in new situations.

What Happened on the Animal Express?

Theme: Literature

Detective Peter Parrot tries to solve the case of a missing rat on a train. With only a few suspects, including a wealthy count, a princess, and a butler, Parrot must use his keen observation skills to find the culprit. Will he be able to solve the mystery before the train reaches its destination? Find out in this thrilling adventure for young readers.

The New Seven Wonders of the World

Theme: Cultures Around the World

Join Mr. Anthos and his class as they embark on a magical field trip through time to explore the Seven Wonders of the World. From the Great Wall of China to the Taj Mahal, the Roman Colosseum to Machu Picchu, this adventure will take you on an unforgettable journey through history and culture.

Amara's Animals Dream

Theme: Environmental Science

Amara dreams of animals all over the world, each with a warning about the effects of climate change and human actions. From the Arctic tundra to the rainforest, the African savanna, the alpine tundra, and her own forest backyard, Amara learns about the dangers animals face.

Sara Tries Again

Theme: Competitive and field sports

Sara is new to the softball team and feels embarrassed when she can’t keep up with her talented teammates. But with the help of a kind teammate, she learns to relax and practice, slowly improving her skills. As her confidence grows, so does her bond with her teammates, leading to a triumphant game and a celebration of their teamwork. “Sara Tries Again” is an inspiring story of perseverance, friendship, and the joys of playing sports.