Explora Books is pleased to present Reneé Servello’s Petey the Pug Escapes for 24 Hours at the 2026 Beijing International Book Fair, taking place June 17–21 at the CNCC in Beijing. Based on a true story brought to the author by her son Ty, this irresistible picture book follows a curious, lovable pug on a one-day solo adventure—full of mischief, new friends, and the warm discovery that home is where the heart truly belongs.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 7th May 2026 – Petey lives next door to a busy golf facility and has always watched the commotion from his yard—people, cars, and little white balls flying through the air—but never another dog in sight. One day, curiosity gets the better of him. He squeezes under the fence, sets off across the greens, and finds himself in the middle of more excitement than he ever imagined. Told entirely from Petey’s point of view, his voice is funny, wide-eyed, and instantly endearing, narrating each new surprise with the enthusiastic wonder only a dog can bring.

What follows is a whirlwind 24 hours: Petey chases golf balls he can’t catch, gets scooped up by a kind worker in a truck, gets passed around the clubhouse where delighted customers and staff fuss over him all day, and ends up in the care of Ty—the very son who inspired the story—for an impromptu overnight slumber party. Along the way, Petey discovers that the world beyond the fence is full of friendly humans who are just as happy to see him as he is to see them.

At its heart, Petey the Pug Escapes for 24 Hours is a story about the pull of adventure and the comfort of belonging. Servello captures both with warmth and humor, giving young readers a relatable hero in Petey—a character who is brave enough to explore, honest enough to admit when he’s scared, and wise enough, by the end of his big day, to appreciate the family waiting for him at home. The book closes with a gentle message signed “Love, Petey”: that no matter how exciting the world outside may be, family always makes the best place to come home to.

Whether your little one is a daring explorer like Petey or a homebody who loves a good bedtime story, Petey the Pug Escapes for 24 Hours is the kind of tail-wagging tale that children will want to read again and again—and parents will be happy to oblige.

Explora Books will feature the title at its exhibition booth at the 2026 Beijing International Book Fair, where Petey’s big day is sure to earn a few smiles of its own.

Petey the Pug Escapes for 24 Hours is also available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retailers—ready to find its forever home on your shelf.

About Explora Books 

Explora Books is a book marketing firm located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The company specializes in self-publishing and marketing, taking pride in its exhaustive research and creative strategies that provide wider avenues for aspiring authors to gain recognition for their works. Explora Books aims to guide authors through the complexities of self-publishing, offering convenient solutions to navigate this process. The firm fosters and redefines creativity and innovation, setting new industry standards. Explora Books is dedicated to empowering authors globally.

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“Lola & Flo: A Magical Journey of Names and Places” by Sandeep Arkh blends storytelling, culture, and emotion into a timeless tale of identity and love

New York, United States, 7th May 2026 – In a world where children’s books often lean on simple narratives and fleeting entertainment, Lola & Flo: A Magical Journey of Names and Places offers something deeper: a story that connects identity, family, and the magic of belonging.

Written by Sandeep Arkh, this beautifully illustrated children’s book invites readers into the lives of two sisters—Lola and Flo—whose names are more than just words. They are gateways to discovery, culture, and self-understanding.

From the very beginning, the book establishes its emotional core—love, family, and the quiet magic of everyday moments. Set against the warmth of a lakeside home and the glow of shared memories, the story unfolds with a sense of intimacy that resonates with both children and adults. 

Where Names Become Destinations

What sets Lola & Flo apart is its imaginative premise: names are not just labels—they are stories waiting to be explored.

When the sisters discover a magical library and a glowing compass, they are transported into a series of breathtaking journeys across the world. From the icy beauty of Iceland’s mountains to the vibrant streets of Italy, Spain, and India, each destination reveals a new layer of meaning behind their names. 

These journeys are not just visual adventures—they are emotional ones. Each place reflects a part of who the girls are, teaching them that identity is shaped by culture, history, and connection.

A Story Rooted in Love and Belonging

At its heart, the book is not about travel—it is about home.

The narrative gently reminds readers that no matter how far one journeys, the strongest connection is always to family. The recurring imagery of the firepit, shared laughter, and the presence of loved ones creates a sense of grounding that ties the entire story together. 

In one of the book’s most touching themes, love is portrayed as something that transcends time and space—something that continues to guide, protect, and illuminate.

A Visual and Emotional Experience

Beyond its storytelling, Lola & Flo stands out for its rich, cinematic illustrations. Each page feels like a moment captured in light—from glowing northern skies to colorful festivals and golden cityscapes.

These visuals don’t just complement the story—they elevate it, creating an immersive experience that draws readers into the world of the two sisters.

More Than a Children’s Book

While written for young readers, Lola & Flo carries a message that resonates across generations. It speaks to parents, families, and anyone who has ever wondered about the meaning behind their own name and story.

It is a book about:

• Identity and self-discovery 
• Cultural appreciation 
• The enduring power of family 
• The belief that love is the greatest magic of all 

A Lasting Message

As the story comes full circle, the message becomes clear:
the greatest journey is not across the world but within ourselves and the people we love.

With its blend of imagination, emotion, and cultural richness, Lola & Flo: A Magical Journey of Names and Places positions itself as more than a bedtime story—it is a keepsake, a conversation starter, and a reminder of the magic that lives in every name.

About the Author

Sandeep Arkh is a storyteller dedicated to creating meaningful narratives that blend imagination with emotional depth. Through Lola & Flo, he brings together themes of family, identity, and global exploration in a way that resonates with readers of all ages.

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Explora Books will showcase Megan Brown’s Nature News: Where is Spring? at the 2026 Beijing International Book Fair, scheduled for June 17–21 at the CNCC in Beijing. The picture book delivers a charming and educational adventure set in Chicago, where the season of Spring has mysteriously vanished—inviting young readers to explore the balance of nature, the science of seasons, and the quiet urgency of a changing climate.

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 7th May 2026 – When Spring fails to arrive after the Spring Equinox, Chicago’s natural environment is thrown into uncertainty. Summer and Winter—never ones to agree—are left in a playful tug-of-war, while Fall watches quietly from the sidelines. Brown’s story uses personified seasons to explore how balance, cooperation, and patience are essential to the rhythm of nature.

Set against the recognizable skyline of Chicago, the story brings to life a cast of animals, flowers, and weather characters that children will find both familiar and endearing. Tulips shiver beneath icicles, returning birds huddle for warmth, and Nature’s creatures await Spring’s long-overdue arrival. Through each colorful spread, Brown weaves in real science—introducing young readers to equinoxes, hemispheres, and how sunlight shapes the seasons.

At the heart of the story is a deeper question: Is Spring’s absence the result of a seasonal squabble—or has human pollution disrupted the conditions needed for her to arrive? Brown gently introduces the concept of climate change, encouraging young readers to consider how their choices affect the world around them. The evergreens and geese—steadfast through every season—serve as voices of calm and reassurance, reminding Nature that Spring will come.

Brown’s Nature News: Where is Spring? is a delightful and thought-provoking picture book that transforms seasonal science into an accessible, emotionally resonant story—one that inspires children to love, observe, and protect the natural world.

Explora Books will present the title at the 2026 Beijing International Book Fair as part of its featured exhibition lineup. Readers unable to attend can also access a digital edition of Nature News: Where is Spring? through Amazon. 

About Explora Books 

Explora Books is a book marketing firm located in the heart of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The company specializes in self-publishing and marketing, taking pride in its exhaustive research and creative strategies that provide wider avenues for aspiring authors to gain recognition for their works. Explora Books aims to guide authors through the complexities of self-publishing, offering convenient solutions to navigate this process. The firm fosters and redefines creativity and innovation, setting new industry standards. Explora Books is dedicated to empowering authors globally.

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