Kallie George Books in Order

A melancholy mermaid feels out of step with the bright, busy world around her. This gentle fairy-tale story follows her search for understanding, connection, and a place where her feelings can be welcomed.

Spark is a little dragon who cannot control his fiery breath, even after lots of practice. His parents encourage him to be patient as he learns that some skills take time to grow.

Flare is a young phoenix determined never to cry, even when he feels hurt or overwhelmed. With help from his guardians, he learns that expressing sadness does not make him any less strong.

Two devoted sisters welcome a bear into their cottage during the winter and later meet a greedy dwarf in need of help. This retelling follows their kindness through a classic fairy-tale mystery.

Clover thinks she is cursed with bad luck until she finds work at a hidden agency for magical animals. Left in charge by Mr. Jams, she must outsmart a witch who wants the creatures in her care.

Splash is a tiny sea serpent whose tail makes enormous splashes wherever she goes. As she grows, she learns that there are times for noise and play, and times when being calm is important.

Mr. Jams leaves Clover in charge of a mysterious enchanted egg and a busy adoption agency full of magical animals. When the egg hatches and its creature cannot be found, Clover must trust her own abilities.

Three eggs hatch in one nest, revealing two ducklings and one dinosaur. Feather, Flap, and Spike are very different siblings, but their playful day shows how a family can make room for everyone.

On Christmas Eve, Bird, Rabbit, Deer, and Squirrel see a present fall from Santa's sleigh. The friends set off through the snowy woods to deliver it to the baby whose name is on the tag.

Clover teams up with Oliver von Hoof at the Magical Animal Adoption Agency when its creatures begin losing their magic. To solve the mystery, the two young helpers must set aside doubts and learn to work together.

Mona the mouse finds refuge at a grand hotel hidden in a tree stump and earns a chance to work there. When trouble threatens its woodland guests, she must prove she belongs in the first place that feels like home.

Feather, Flap, and Spike spend their first night in their own nest feeling very brave, until a mysterious sound wakes them. With a story, a snuggle, and some teamwork, the siblings investigate what is making the noise.

It is bath time, and Spike loves bubbly soap while Feather and Flap would rather avoid scrubbing. The big dinosaur turns washing up into a game, helping everyone discover that getting clean can be fun.

Feather, Flap, and Spike search for the perfect pumpkin, but Spike sees each one as a chance to jump, juggle, or bowl. When the pumpkins get squished, the siblings find a delicious new use for them.

Spike wants to play in the snow, but Feather and Flap are too cold to stay outside. His first surprises do not solve the problem, so he learns that warm hats and scarves are the best gifts of all.

A child holds close the small, private secrets that make up an ordinary day, from hidden thoughts to quiet discoveries. This gentle picture book explores the comfort, curiosity, and wonder of having an inner world.

Winter settles over Heartwood Hotel after its St. Slumber celebration, but a difficult guest and a mysterious midnight snacker upset the peace. Mona gathers old and new friends to keep the hotel safe and welcoming.

Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert expect a boy to help on their farm, but the train brings imaginative Anne Shirley instead. With her future at Green Gables uncertain, Anne must learn what it takes to make a true home.

Spring brings a big celebration to Heartwood Hotel, but Mona worries when a capable new helper arrives and uninvited guests threaten the festivities. She must remember what makes the hotel a home and bring everyone together.

Before bed, Anne says goodnight to the people and places she loves around Green Gables and Avonlea. Her affectionate, imaginative tour includes family, friends, favorite trees, shining water, and even a few people she would rather avoid.

As Heartwood Hotel prepares for a summer wedding, Mona meets a mouse who may be connected to her past. Then a forest fire forces the guests and staff to protect the home they have built together.

When toys are torn, cracked, or worn out, they come to Dr. Pegs at the Doll Hospital for care. This warm picture book follows repairs both large and small, celebrating mending, patience, and treasured companions.

Anne is eager to become friends with Diana Barry and attend her first picnic. But when Marilla's brooch disappears, Anne is blamed, and her long-awaited day with Diana may be ruined.

Feather, Flap, and Spike head outside to enjoy flowers, leaves, and seeds on a spring day. Spike's enormous sneezes make the outing unpredictable, but the siblings find a way to enjoy the season together.

Orphaned Pippa is chosen to ride Zephyr, a spirited winged horse, in a rare race on Mount Olympus. To win and remain with him, she must outwork ruthless rivals and navigate the dangerous interests of the gods.

Anne imagines becoming the wind, a princess, a frost fairy, and many other marvelous things. Her daydreams travel far, but she returns to the comfort of friendship and the joy of simply being Anne.

Banned from Mount Olympus, Pippa still returns when she rescues a lost winged colt. With the gods at war and horses disappearing, she, Zephyr, and new friends must protect the creatures before the conflict reaches the human world.

As bedtime approaches, a young dancer turns the familiar steps of getting ready for sleep into a graceful ballet. This gentle picture book celebrates imagination, movement, and the cozy rhythm of a nightly routine.

A child walks through the forest with open ears and an open heart, hearing leaves, insects, and other small wonders. This mindful picture book encourages young readers to listen closely to the living world around them.

Christmas arrives in Avonlea, and Anne is thankful for her kindred spirits, but nervous about performing at the holiday concert. As she looks for a way to show her love, Anne learns that heartfelt gifts come in many forms.

The youngest child in her family feels she misses everything important, including a deer everyone else saw. Searching the backyard for it, she finds a quiet fawn and recognizes that being small can have its own special gifts.

Anne is thrilled to host her first proper tea party for Diana, but a mix-up with the refreshments leaves Diana ill and her mother furious. Anne must face the consequences and hope her cherished friendship can be saved.

A young witch receives a brand-new broom for Halloween, but learning to fly it is harder than she expected. In this rhyming story, witch and broom must learn how to work together before they can soar.

A young character prepares for a first Valentine's Day full of cards, surprises, and big expectations. When the celebration takes an unexpected turn, the story finds sweetness in friendship and simple acts of care.

At the shore with his little brother, a child listens closely to the ocean's many voices, from rolling pebbles to seals and shells. This calm picture book turns a beach visit into an exercise in attention and imagination.

Mai faces a difficult magical assignment at Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy, where a transformation does not unfold as expected. To make things right, she must adapt her plan and trust what she can do.

Rory Spellington begins her first year at Bibbidi Bobbidi Academy eager to become a fairy godparent, despite trouble with magic spelling. A series of mix-ups teaches her that kindness and her own talents matter most.

Little witch Crimson Twill loves bright colors and sweet things, even if that makes her unlike other witches. A trip into the city brings unexpected choices and helps her see that being herself is its own kind of magic.

Dot the ladybug takes on a small but important mystery during a day full of spots, clues, and playful wordplay. This beginning-reader adventure gives young sleuths an easy, cheerful case to follow.

A prairie girl longs for ocean adventure, so she transforms wheat fields and tall grass into her own sea. When she meets a new neighbor with an equally large imagination, a meadow becomes the start of a friendship.

Ophelia looks forward to a field trip to Atlantica and the Wishing Whirlpool, but she keeps getting distracted by people who need help. Meeting her sea witch cousin helps her rethink what real help means.

Crimson Twill invites her friends for a country visit and hopes everything will be perfectly witchy and fun. When her plans unravel, Crimson must find a way to handle the mishaps without losing heart.

A year after the forest fire, Mona feels that something is still missing at Heartwood Hotel. When a stranger brings a treasure map, a forest-wide hunt puts the hotel and Mona's friendships under fresh pressure.