Bluey: Merry Christmas: A Coloring Book
A Christmas coloring book perfect for fans of the award-winning animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+ Color in a game of Veranda Santa, a Christmas swim, and more! This coloring book features more than 60 pages of Bluey and Bingo celebrating Christmas with their friends and family.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid 1 (Internationl edition) 遜咖日記1：葛瑞的中學求生記（平裝）
全球發行突破2億本，翻譯成超過50種語言 《紐約時報》暢銷冠軍、Amazon讀者五星最高評價 & 漫畫式趣味圖像，幽默好笑又精彩 簡單易懂的用字，道地口語對白 輕鬆學到實用的英文會話，自然而然提升英文實力 同時可增進美國文化的了解 & 許多人的中學生活是悲慘的，特別是男孩子--正要轉大人的青春期身材跟聲音，跟女生之間相處的尷尬，與父母的衝突，在學校被同儕排擠的痛苦⋯⋯每件事情 好像都在跟自己作對。被教育要做個「男子漢」、不可以懦弱愛哭的男學生，也沒有好對象可以傾訴這些苦澀的感受跟不適應。 & Diary of a Wimpy Kid的主角--沒膽的怪咖葛瑞（Greg Heffley），就是一個身處於尷尬青春期的國中男生。他寫日記時，在第一句話就強調這不是所謂的diary，而是JOURNAL。他的日記裡不會有所 謂的&dear diary this& and &dear diary that&，他一點都不想被別人認為很娘。 & 為了強調他不娘這件事情，葛瑞還強調，寫日記根本不是他想做的事情，完全是媽媽的意思，因為媽媽要他在寫日記跟少做一件家事兩者間擇一，他只好選擇寫日記啦，這樣他就可以少做一件他討厭做的家事了，譬如刷馬桶。不過這件事情可不能讓他哥哥知道⋯⋯ & 葛瑞的生活冒險與學校經歷是由美國漫畫家傑夫．肯尼（Jeff Kinney）所創作，Diary of a Wimpy Kid系列在2004年開始在Funbrain.com這個專為兒童與老師設計的網站中連載，由於故事內容貼近生活、用語幽默、加上線條簡單的趣味圖像風 格，受到廣大青少年讀者的歡迎，狂掃各大書店暢銷榜。 & 閱讀Wimpy Kid系列漫畫日記，不但幽默好笑又精彩，貼近美國文化的用語對話，還可以讓學到實用的英文會話！ THE ONE WHERE IT ALL BEGINS! & 'Let me get something straight: this is a JOURNAL not a diary... The other thing that I want to clear up right away is that this was MOM's idea, not mine.' & Things aren't going well for Greg Heffley. & He's been thrust into a new school where undersize weaklings share the corridors with kids who are taller, meaner and already shaving. & With his friend Rowley, Greg's desperate to prove his new maturity, which only going up a grade can bring. & But when Rowley's star starts to rise, will Greg be able to reach the same heights of popularity as Rowley? & 200 million copies sold worldwide & WHAT'S IN DIARY OF A WIMPY KID? 50% words, 50% cartoons, 100% hilarious! Hilarious stories that all readers can't wait to get their hands on Laughter guaranteed
Those Shoes
"In this witty, wise picture book, Boelts presents a kid's-eye view of a consumer fad that rages through school at gale force." -- Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (starred review) All Jeremy wants is a pair of those shoes, the ones everyone at school seems to be wearing. Though Jeremy's grandma says they don't have room for "want," just "need," when his old shoes fall apart at school, he is more determined than ever to have those shoes, even a thrift-shop pair that are much too small. But sore feet aren't much fun, and Jeremy soon sees that the things he has -- warm boots, a loving grandma, and the chance to help a friend -- are worth more than the things he wants.
Roscoe the Bossy Rooster
A Fun Tale About Kindness and Friendship!...Join Roscoe the Rooster, who can be a little bossy and squawky at times, on a heartwarming barnyard adventure in Roscoe the Bossy Rooster! When his bossiness starts to ruffle feathers on the farm, Roscoe learns the importance of kindness and how to treat others the way he wants to be treated. With the help of his patient barnyard friends, he discovers the true meaning of friendship and forgiveness on what it really means to be a good friend.
Welcome to Chef Maurices Kitchen
Step into Chef Maurice's Kitchen-where every recipe is full of heart, every moment is a lesson, and every dream begins with a single spark.Before Maurice Glover became a world-famous chef, he was just "Lil Reese," a curious little boy growing up in Goodman, Mississippi. From dreaming of space adventures to imagining basketball fame-and even trying (and failing!) to be a scientist-Maurice explored every possibility with enthusiasm and a big imagination.But through trial, error, and plenty of laughter, Maurice discovered something important: success isn't about being perfect. It's about passion, patience, and the love you pour into everything you do.Inspired by his family's warm Sunday dinners and the encouragement of his teacher, Mr. Florence, Maurice learns that every experience-good or bad-can help shape your future. With a little time, a lot of heart, and the courage to keep trying, dreams can turn into something delicious.Welcome to Chef Maurice's Kitchen is a heartwarming story about family, purpose, and believing in yourself. Perfect for readers ages 6-12, this uplifting tale reminds children that the best recipes in life are the ones that take time to come together.
The Wolf Who Cried Girl
A heartfelt and beautifully illustrated tale about fear, courage, and the love that never fades.Sophia is scared of everything - spiders, swings, even the dark. But one autumn afternoon, she takes the wrong path home from school and stumbles upon a cave... and two enormous wolves.To her surprise, they aren't the frightening predators she imagined. In fact, they're old, toothless, and full of laughter. With patience and warmth, the wolves guide Sophia through her fears and help her discover the joy hiding behind them.As the seasons change and the wolves grow weaker, Sophia learns her greatest lesson yet: love can outlast loss, and the bonds we make stay with us forever.The Wolf Who Cried Girl is a touching picture book that helps children: Understand that fear can be overcomeCope with the concept of saying goodbyeSee that love lives on in our heartsPerfect for children ages 5-8, parents, teachers, and counselors, this story opens gentle conversations about courage, friendship, and loss. With its tender text and evocative illustrations, it will resonate with families who cherish books like The Invisible String, Ida, Always, or The Rabbit Listened.
Curiosity and the Cat
Curiosity killed the cat? Satisfaction brought it back.Joni the cat loves nothing better than to sleep all day-until one day, she wakes up with a strange feeling. Overcome by curiosity, Joni steps into a world full of magic and wonder. Come join her on the adventure of a lifetime!
Mommy, Look at Me!
Mommy, Look At Me! is an affirmation book created to help young children understand that they have the ability to be whomever they were birthed to be. Children often pretend to take on the roles and responsibilities of adults. In this book, parents will see the importance of embracing a child's desire to mimic careers that are sure to lead to a promising future. Each child is unique, and with the right amount of love and encouragement, who knows? They may one day actually grow up to be exactly who they pretended to be.
We Are Santa's Elves
Since ancient times, people around the world have told folk tales of mysterious little beings who protect nature, play games and perform wondrous feats of magic overnight while humans sleep. That's us. We Are Santa's Elves. In this children's picture book, Professor Amber Kringle from the North Pole Embassy School introduces elves from over a dozen diverse countries to help children connect their own cultural heritage with Santa's magical world at the North Pole.
Junga the Dancing Yeti
When a young yeti boy and his grandma go on a journey to find a safe place to live for the winter, the locals of the new mountain discriminate and treat them harshly. Junga has to learn to be brave and convince his captors that he and Grandma mean no harm to them and hope that he can be reunited with his grandma.Children learn the importance of accepting others who may look different from them and that it is not right to discriminate in this first release from the series. Future books include other anti-bullying topics in which children learn valuable and relevant lessons in an easy to understand story format with beautiful illustrations and lovable characters.Anti-Bullying advocate, actor and talk show host Stephen Tako is the author of this book.A Video of the book is available which features professional voiceover artists playing each character with editing and sound by 11-time Emmy recipient James R. Alburger.A Lesson Plan for educators includes this educational and heart-warming picture book to further develop creative thinking and reasoning for children ages 4-7.
My Busy Easter Coloring Book
Children will have hours of coloring fun with this busy book of Easter. Features a spectacular foil cover! Children can celebrate spring with this coloring book that's filled with Easter fun! Little ones will find all kinds of fun items to color, including an Easter basket, bunnies, baby lambs, Easter eggs, and more. With a shiny foil cover and bold outlines to help children improve their coloring skills, this book will provide hours of fun for young artists with big imaginations!
Shirley's Imaginarium Series
There are so many things about each of us that make us different. But if these differences are looked down upon, rather than being respected and valued, then the us-and--them divide sadly grows. In Shirley's garden, as differences become the negative focus between the old and new inhabitants, fear, deception and disunity take over with little hope that anything can change things. How can hearts and minds unite when such disrespect has caused hurt and sadness? As Shirley's old and new garden inhabitants struggle to claim the garden as their home, the fifth and final book in the Shirley's Imaginarium Series inspires one to value differences and persist in finding a way to understand each other and recognise that what matters to each of us is not that different. Being loved and respected unconditionally, for who one is, and the importance of connectedness, learning and growth, are explored as the fundamentals of friendship and belonging in this vivid and elaborate culmination of this much loved Series.
Little Steps To Big Feelings
Little Steps to Big Feelings reminds us that every learning curve begins with a single step - sometimes unsteady, sometimes full of wonder.Whether it's our first attempt to walk, feeling the rhythm our bodies can't yet understand, or the first time our feet sink into soft beach sand, every little step teaches us something about joy, curiosity, and connection. Remember the thrill of splashing through a puddle and watching your own tiny waves ripple outward? Life is much the same - we learn as we experience, and though the magic of discovery may fade with time, its memory never truly leaves us.This collection of twenty-three tender stories explores those quiet yet powerful moments that shape young hearts - realizations, small acts of empathy, sparks of imagination, and the need for belonging. With warmth and subtle care, each story becomes a gentle whisper from life itself, inviting readers to pause, feel, and remember what it means to grow.Perfect for children ages 7-12, parents, and educators, Little Steps to Big Feelings: Tiny Tales for Growing Hearts opens a heartfelt space for conversations about emotions, kindness, and courage.
Curiosity and the Cat
Curiosity killed the cat? Satisfaction brought it back.Joni the cat loves nothing better than to sleep all day-until one day, she wakes up with a strange feeling. Overcome by curiosity, Joni steps into a world full of magic and wonder. Come join her on the adventure of a lifetime!
Ed and the Great Christmas Escape
Ed is a loving, helpful, kind, selfless elf who lives at the North Pole. He is unable to fully control his elf magic (as we know all elves have magic) and therefore inadvertently causes chaos wherever he goes. He is triggered by his strong emotions, good or bad. His brother Oz, is a scout elf, who works out in the human world. When Oz gets into a bit of a problem. Ed's magic accidentally transports him on a rescue mission to save his brother. Ed somehow manages to survive a string of events to rescue his brother and they return to the North Pole safely.
The Christmas Secret
What if you could have anything you wanted for Christmas? Seven-year old Josh Miller has prepared quite a wish list for December 25 and believes he knows the secret of Christmas. But when Josh learns that his father lost his job at the mill and presents won't be as plentiful under the tree this year, he doesn't want anything to do with the holidays. Josh refuses to believe Christmas will be anything but awful, despite his parent's efforts to convince him family is more important than presents. Then something magical happens. Seven snow globe ornaments passed down from his grandmother give Josh the power the fulfill seven Christmas wishes. As presents magically appear under the tree, each globe dims as the wishes expire and Josh quickly realizes the opportunity in his power. But his parents have a secret also and tragedy soon strikes. Now Josh must decide between family and the ultimate Christmas present. In the end will Josh finally learn the true secret of Christmas?
How Frank Helped Hank
Frank's dad Hank has some pretty outdated views and is always saying, man up, and, don't cry like a girl.In fact Hank tells his son that crying is not something men do at all.But Frank can see his dad is hurting after a park mishap, and following the advice of his good friend Florence, tells him "Let it out, have a cry, don't keep it inside, It will help you feel better, you'll see." From the award-winning team behind 'She's Not Good for a Girl, She's Just Good!' and 'The Queen Engineer' comes the third beautifully illustrated rhyming story, that teaches children it's ok to feel sad, and tackles the outdated views that toxic masculinity place on society.
Hen-Abell and Spike
On a farm filled with wonder-where clouds wear smiles and every problem has a playful solution, lives Hen-Abell, a cheerful hen who runs Eggie's Motel in her bright, stripy socks. Her best friend, Spike the rooster, feels down and gloomy until Hen-Abell shows him the power of affirmations and a joyful dance to chase the blues away.Together they twirl, dance, and sing their way through the day, learning how positive thinking can brighten even the dustiest moments. From sheep in helmets to pigs leaping fences, every animal joins the fun on the Dazzle In Dust farm, where kindness, courage, and confidence grow like wildflowers.Through rhyme, rhythm, and laughter, this uplifting story introduces children to affirmations, confidence building, and positive self-talk in a joyful, relatable way. Perfect for classrooms, bedtime reading, or home learning, it helps little readers understand that words have power, feelings can change, and happiness grows when we share it. At Dazzle 'n' Dust, everyone learns to shine their brightest-no matter how dusty the road!Key Themes: Positive affirmations and self-esteemFriendship, kindness, and emotional growthProblem solving and resilience through positivityFun farmyard adventure for children aged 4-9Perfect for: Parents, educators, and counsellors introducing children to self-belief, gratitude, and emotional wellbeing through storytelling.Follow the Farmyard Adventures at Dazzle In Dust series to meet the rest of the farm friends-each learning a special life lesson about courage, gratitude, teamwork, and kindness.Can you learn to dazzle in the dust, too?
Cooking with Serenity
Cooking with Serenity: Gumbo's on the Menu is a heartwarming children's book that blends family, culture, and hands-on learning through the joy of cooking. When Serenity spends the day in the kitchen with her dad, she learns how to prepare a beloved New Orleans favorite-gumbo-while discovering the importance of patience, teamwork, and family traditions.Designed for young readers, this story introduces children to the basics of cooking in a fun, age-appropriate way while celebrating cultural heritage and shared experiences around food. The book encourages curiosity, confidence, and connection as Serenity follows simple steps, learns new kitchen words, and experiences the pride that comes from helping create a meal for loved ones.Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and home reading, Cooking with Serenity supports early literacy, life skills, and social-emotional learning. It also serves as a gentle introduction to multicultural food traditions, making it an excellent resource for family engagement, school enrichment programs, and community reading initiatives.Adult supervision is encouraged for all cooking activities.
Bella's Holiday Soup
Bella the Elephant is excited because Christmas is coming. This year Bella is old enough to help her mom make their special holiday soup.However, when Bella discovers that they do not have all the ingredients listed in the recipe, she feels disappointed and fears she and her mom may not be able to make this special soup. Thanks to the love and patience from Mom, Bella realizes that there is a solution to every problem and even helps a friend with a similar challenge.
The Good Daddy Pact
Mum is away for the day leaving Dad in charge. But Dad has forgotten how to giggle, laugh, have fun, and play. What will his children do to shake things up?Throughout the day the kids prevail, until bedtime when the final skirmish looms. Can the children gain the upper hand and get Dad to agree to The Good Daddy Pact, a lasting bond of fun between father and child? Dash is the eldest son, Slumbers, the middle daughter, and Nay Nay, the youngest son, is still in nappies but is never left out of the action.His children know that Dad is not bad really, he just needs to be reminded how wonderful it is to be a Dad!Coming from Wales, first-time author Ian Maw has a great love of rugby. He split his time growing up between a South Wales farming village with his mum and stepdad during the school term, and a Devon fishing village during the holidays with his father, a ship's captain, who loved to tell tales from his time at sea. "I have always tried to make my children laugh, and this story grew out of all the things they had done to us as parents, being told little by little at bed time, until I found the time to complete the story."
Peter Panda Melts Down
Every kid has them, and every parent, or kid-caretaker, has had to deal with them - those meltdown-tantrum-pitching-a-fit moments! Peter Panda has them - when it's time to leave the playground, when some other child has the book he wants, when Mama insists he eat some broccoli. When this happens: Uh-oh. Here it comes. Here comes that frown. Peter Panda melts dowwwnnn! Presented with humor and understanding, Artie Bennett's bright and sprightly story offers a way for children to recognize their own behaviors. Parents and kids can talk about what they see on the pages and gain some insight on how to handle such incidents - including when Mama Panda has a little meltdown of her own!
Unity Street School Saves the Planet
When the Green Team come to Unity Street School to talk about climate change, the children have a great idea. They will make a wild area at their school! With the help of Mr. Moss, the caretaker, and the Green Team, the children clear the ground, sow wildflower-meadow seeds, and plant beans and hedge saplings. Then they wait . . . until . . . later that summer . . . something wonderful happens at Unity Street School! This delightful and inspiring story shows conservation and rewilding in action, as a group of children show the way to help our planet.
Maple for the People
Maple is running for president of the sixth grade against popular Sonia Shah in this contemporary story of friendship, family, and community action, a follow-up to Welcome Back, Maple Mehta-Cohen set in a dyslexia-friendly font. Maple has made it to sixth grade at last, and her friend Jack thinks she'd make a great class president. At first, Maple's mind isn't on politics--she feels her old friends drifting away, her family can't afford a new rent increase, and her favorite historic tree is taken down by the city, leaving only a stump with hundreds of rings. But when Maple realizes she might be able to achieve something good, like starting a community garden, she jumps into the race. When a fire sweeps through a local building, Maple's priorities change. What if her class could help the families displaced by the disaster? Unfortunately, campaigning on the idea of giving away the class fund isn't too popular, especially when Maple's opponent, Sonia Shah (who has a cool new haircut), promises new tablets for everyone instead. Maple is further disheartened by anonymous attacks on her struggles with reading. But she is determined to see this campaign through, win or lose, with a slogan that shows her truest heart: Maple for the people!
Cooking with Serenity, Gumbo's on the Menu
Cooking With Serenity: Gumbo's on the Menu is a heartwarming children's book that celebrates family, culture, and the joy of cooking together. When Serenity wakes up on "Gumbo Day," she joins her dad in the kitchen to prepare one of New Orleans' most beloved dishes. Through rich storytelling, colorful illustrations, and relatable family moments, children learn about traditions, ingredients, and the loving bond created when families cook as one.This uplifting story encourages creativity, confidence, and curiosity in young readers while honoring the heritage behind gumbo and the warmth it brings to every gathering. Perfect for classrooms, family reading time, and cultural learning activities, "Cooking with Serenity" reminds children that food can connect generations, build memories, and strengthen love.
Think Big
Is your child afraid to try something new even when they really want to?If you're looking for a meaningful gift -one that inspires courage, confidence, and heart-Think Big is the perfect pick.Think Big is a beautifully written and illustrated social-emotional learning (SEL) story that helps children recognize the power of their thoughts. Maria, a relatable first grader, faces more than just a new classroom-she faces her fear of doing something she's always wanted to try: the firepole.With the help of two inner voices, Mr. Big, who lifts her up, and Mr. Small, who holds her back, Maria learns how to shift from fear to bravery and from self-doubt to self-belief.This powerful growth mindset story helps children understand that their thoughts can lift them up or hold them back, building essential skills in self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience.With inclusive Type 1 diabetes representation and playful, relatable inner voices guiding the way, Think Big makes SEL simple, tangible, and fun-whether used at home, in the classroom, or in therapy.Perfect for parents, teachers, and counselors, this story is ideal for fans of Bubble Gum Brain, Fantastic Elastic Brain, and Inside Out.Give your child a story that inspires brave thinking, emotional strength, and unstoppable confidence-because mindset matters.With a decade of teaching experience, a degree in Math and Education, and a passion for growth mindset, author Rashda Munawar brings heart and authenticity to every page. She calls British Columbia home, where she lives with her husband and three children.
