Pallbearer    by E. G. Fabricant
Price: $0.99 USD. 5970 words. Published on October 2, 2010. .
From "Matters Familiar." Two boys, one mother; two lives, separated from birth.

Poco    by Lisa Trusiani
Price: $0.99 USD. 190 words. Published on January 28, 2011. .
Poco is perfect for pre-schoolers. Lisa Trusiani creates a lovable character who is not appreciated by his older brother and sister. With a light touch, Trusiani delivers a quiet adventure with bold illustrations and soothing prose.

A Gift From Above    by H.C. Paye
Price: $0.99 USD. 50160 words. Published on February 11, 2011. .
When Celia Meyers is no longer an only child, what starts out as magic and fantasies turns into a hellish nightmare. But soon, things get even worse when she's convinced her family has shunned her. So she remembers the one person whom always loved her no matter what - her old nanny, Millie.

True Tails    by J. H. Soeder
Price: $7.95 USD. 59840 words. Published on May 20, 2011. .
Winner of 2 National Book Awards, its the never-before-told story of a boy who discovers he can “hear” the thoughts of birds and animals—tiny insects to the largest living creatures today, whales—and “speak” back to them with his mind. Its “tails” describe the miracle that is life, as the animals’ clearly sentient behavior in response to him and as witnessed by others.

High Bridge    by Troy Aaron Ratliff
Price: Free! 1610 words. Published on June 17, 2011. .
A short heartfelt story of childhood memory and how even the smallest, incidental experiences can have the biggest effects on us when we don't even know it.

A New Pet in the Family    by Bookata, LLC 
Price: Free! 1170 words. Published on August 10, 2011. .
Are Pets And Children Meant To Be Best Friends? This clever new children’s book “A New Pet in the Family” helps parents define and humorously explain how the arrival of a new pet can change the family’s dynamics. This is the second title from the Bookata.com exclusive Pet Stories Collection. Original art by Claudia Mendoza. Based on a story by John H. Carroll.

Popcorn Girl in Like    by Melissa Yuan
Price: $3.99 USD. 42100 words. Published by Olo Books on September 29, 2011. .
Julia Sharpe can tell the future using popcorn. That's right, popcorn. It's like using tea leaves, only cooler. But the cute new kid, Darwin Jones, makes all the fortunetellers sick. How can Julia save the day and get Darwin to fall in like with her at the same time? Winner of the InnermoonLit Award for Best First Chapter of a Novel (2008)

The Popcorn Prophecies    by Melissa Yuan
Price: $3.99 USD. 42220 words. Published by Olo Books on December 16, 2011. .
Everyone knows girls can't tell the future. Everyone, that is, except Julia Sharpe. She starts fortunetelling with popcorn kernels (it's like using tea leaves, only it's, um, popcorn)--and kinds of ends up saving herself, her clan, and all the other supposedly untalented girls on the planet.