Moo, Baa, Fa La La La La!
A brand-new Christmas board book from the beloved and bestselling Sandra Boynton that will have everyone singing FA LA LA LA LA! The cast from the bestselling Moo, Baa, La La La! has returned with a silly holiday twist! 'Tis the season to be jolly, so sing along with caroling sheep, giggling pigs, and dancing cows as they celebrate Christmas with this merry tune. Deck the halls with cows and holly while the little sheep sing BAA, BAA, BAA! Close the day with something mild. Maybe go a little wild: FA LA LA LA LA, LA LA LA LA!
Tortoise Gets Bullied
Is your child impacted by bullying? Help your child learn some creative ways of dealing with the issue. Eddie the hedgehog is facing one of the toughest things children can face - bullying. He's tried everything, but can't seem to make it stop.Luckily for Eddie, Grandpa Joe is on hand with a story that might just help him find a solution. It's about a tortoise who has an unwanted guest sitting on his back. Children will relate to the frustration of being harassed, and will learn a creative way to deal with bullies.A humorous slant to a serious issue. Children can relate to the frustration of being harassed and learn to seek creative ways of addressing the issue.Children learn not to give up - building resilience and problem solving skillsEncourages creativity when facing difficult problemsEmphasizes the importance of friendship to sort out conflictsGrab your copy now and collect the whole series!
The Cool Bean Presents: As Cool as It Gets
Based on the New York Times bestselling picture book sensation The Cool Bean, Jory John and Pete Oswald present: As Cool as It Gets! Includes two sticker sheets, perfect for decorating your own holiday cards and gifts.When the Cool Bean picks the name of the coolest of the cool beans, Beanadette, out of a hat for the annual gift exchange, he's not feeling very merry or festive--he's feeling pressure! Beanadette is definitely expecting the coolest present of all. Will the Cool Bean find the perfect gift in time for the party?Find out in this hilarious, charming, and cozy continuation of Jory John and Pete Oswald's bestselling Food Group series.Check out Jory John and Pete Oswald's funny, bestselling books for kids 4-8 and anyone who wants a laugh: The Bad SeedThe Good EggThe Cool BeanThe Couch PotatoThe Good Egg Presents: The Great Eggscape!The Bad Seed Presents: The Good, the Bad, the Spooky!The Cool Bean Presents: As Cool as It GetsThat's What Dinosaurs Do
Train Your Dragon to Focus
A Cute Children's Book to Help Kids Improve Focus, Pay Attention, Avoid Distractions, and Increase Concentration (My Dragon Books - Volume 59).Having a pet dragon is very fun! He can sit, rollover, and play... He can candle a birthday cake, lit a campfire, or so many other cool things...But what if your dragon has trouble staying focused?What if he won't pay attention to his teacher in class and often look out the windows watching clouds go by instead?What if he often daydreams when the teacher is teaching?What if he is easily distracted during his soccer game?What if he always has trouble staying on task at home? What should you do?You teach him how to focus!You train him to pay attention to his teacher even if the clouds going by outside are more interesting...You show him how to stay on task, avoid distractions, and increase his attention!You help him stop his wandering mind from jumping around and concentrate on the task at hand!And much more...But how do you do that?Get this book now and learn how!Fun, cute, and entertaining with beautiful illustrations and relatable stories, this book is a must-have for children, parents, and educators to teach how to Focus and maintain their attention.GET THIS BOOK NOW!
Why Did You Die, Mrs. Adams?
Why Did You Die Mrs. Adams? is an intriguing coming-of-age novel following Samantha, a high school junior trying to navigate the typical trials of being a teenager. Samantha's mother pines for a lost love, and she has no father present to lean on. Due to her mother's lack of emotion, Sam hasn't gotten the attention she's wanted her whole life. Thankfully, her Gram and her Uncle Jeff are the only family she needs. Intense trauma strikes when, in one week, she experiences the deaths of her mother and Mrs. Adams, a nearby neighbor friend. Her grief morphs into anger and curiosity when she becomes consumed by the need to solve these two mysterious deaths. After frustrating her family, Sam enlists her friends Lois and Josh to outwit an alleged killer. Between the three of them, they are determined to solve crimes that Sam has magnified in her mind. Murder isn't the only mystery, though. Sam also seeks the father she has never met, wondering if he's out there somewhere. Intrigue abounds, as Sam becomes an obsessed investigator, all while fighting her grief and managing her own demons. Who is the killer, and will Sam be saved or shattered by the discovery?
Mooney River
'With all due respect, sir... No one knows anything about anyone's life.'Rain Douglass has spent years struggling to fit into the surf-obsessed town of Mooney River. Angsty and secretive, Rain doesn't go to parties, hook up, or share every detail of her life on social media like other kids at school. Erik Everson, Mooney River's 'Golden Boy', is the privileged son of a surfing legend - but no one knows his life is falling apart. His twin sister Eleanor, a determined perfectionist, is fighting for control in a world she barely understands. Michael Thatcher, the twins' messy and loud-mouthed best friend, is just trying to pass year eleven.When Rain is forced to work with this tight-knit trio to protect her town from a megacorporation threatening their local environment, she is drawn into chaos, unexpected friendship, and sudden, intoxicating love. But will she be brave enough to hold on to it?
Train Your Dragon to Focus
A Cute Children's Book to Help Kids Improve Focus, Pay Attention, Avoid Distractions, and Increase Concentration (My Dragon Books - Volume 59).Having a pet dragon is very fun! He can sit, rollover, and play... He can candle a birthday cake, lit a campfire, or so many other cool things...But what if your dragon has trouble staying focused?What if he won't pay attention to his teacher in class and often look out the windows watching clouds go by instead?What if he often daydreams when the teacher is teaching?What if he is easily distracted during his soccer game?What if he always has trouble staying on task at home? What should you do?You teach him how to focus!You train him to pay attention to his teacher even if the clouds going by outside are more interesting...You show him how to stay on task, avoid distractions, and increase his attention!You help him stop his wandering mind from jumping around and concentrate on the task at hand!And much more...But how do you do that?Get this book now and learn how!Fun, cute, and entertaining with beautiful illustrations and relatable stories, this book is a must-have for children, parents, and educators to teach how to Focus and maintain their attention.GET THIS BOOK NOW!
Alcools
The publication of Alcools marked a turning point in modern poetry with Guillaume Apollinaire's vivid and inventive voice. The opening lines of "La Chanson du Mal-Aim矇" reflect a scene that captivated readers upon its discovery, portraying a blend of melancholy and bold, bohemian spirit that challenges traditional poetic structures. Apollinaire's work resonated with readers for its raw evocativeness, free of ornate rhyme schemes, instead exploring an expressive musicality and deeper, sometimes dreamlike themes. By 1909, Apollinaire, born Wilhelm-Apollinaris de Kostrowitzky, was gaining recognition within avant-garde circles, admired for his connections with artists and for his literary innovations. His personal history, shaped by an unconventional upbringing, transient romances, and an immersion in various cultural influences, fueled his poetry's dynamic style. "La Chanson du Mal-Aim矇," initially published in a truncated form, captures the intensity and complexity of his experiences and relationships, culminating in his first major collection, Alcools, in 1913. This work was significant not only for Apollinaire's bold content but also for his choice to omit punctuation, a deliberate stylistic choice that invites fluid interpretation and emphasizes the poem's rhythmic cadence and emotional tone. Throughout Alcools, Apollinaire's poetry merges tradition and innovation, resonating with the mystical allure of folk song, romantic imagery, and urban melancholy. The poems evoke a timeless search for identity, meaning, and connection in an increasingly fragmented world, blending the old with the radically new. The mix of myth, contemporary references, and introspective depth in Alcools encapsulates Apollinaire's contributions to modernist poetry, establishing him as a transformative figure in early 20th-century literature. This title is part of UC Press's Voices Revived program, which commemorates University of California Press's mission to seek out and cultivate the brightest minds and give them voice, reach, and impact. Drawing on a backlist dating to 1893, Voices Revived makes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible once again using print-on-demand technology. This title was originally published in 1965.
Alcools
The publication of Alcools marked a turning point in modern poetry with Guillaume Apollinaire's vivid and inventive voice. The opening lines of "La Chanson du Mal-Aim矇" reflect a scene that captivated readers upon its discovery, portraying a blend of melancholy and bold, bohemian spirit that challenges traditional poetic structures. Apollinaire's work resonated with readers for its raw evocativeness, free of ornate rhyme schemes, instead exploring an expressive musicality and deeper, sometimes dreamlike themes. By 1909, Apollinaire, born Wilhelm-Apollinaris de Kostrowitzky, was gaining recognition within avant-garde circles, admired for his connections with artists and for his literary innovations. His personal history, shaped by an unconventional upbringing, transient romances, and an immersion in various cultural influences, fueled his poetry's dynamic style. "La Chanson du Mal-Aim矇," initially published in a truncated form, captures the intensity and complexity of his experiences and relationships, culminating in his first major collection, Alcools, in 1913. This work was significant not only for Apollinaire's bold content but also for his choice to omit punctuation, a deliberate stylistic choice that invites fluid interpretation and emphasizes the poem's rhythmic cadence and emotional tone. Throughout Alcools, Apollinaire's poetry merges tradition and innovation, resonating with the mystical allure of folk song, romantic imagery, and urban melancholy. The poems evoke a timeless search for identity, meaning, and connection in an increasingly fragmented world, blending the old with the radically new. The mix of myth, contemporary references, and introspective depth in Alcools encapsulates Apollinaire's contributions to modernist poetry, establishing him as a transformative figure in early 20th-century literature. This title is part of UC Press's Voices Revived program, which commemorates University of California Press's mission to seek out and cultivate the brightest minds and give them voice, reach, and impact. Drawing on a backlist dating to 1893, Voices Revived makes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible once again using print-on-demand technology. This title was originally published in 1965.
Fail, Medical Kidnap Files
From USA Today Bestselling Author, P.D. Workman! This time, it's one of their own! After working underground to reunite apprehended teens with their parents for as long as they have, Gabriel and Renata have seen it all. But this time, it's personal. When the young children of one of the families who have helped with the movement are seized, they prepare to do whatever it takes to have them returned before more damage can be done. While Carmel and her family have been staunch supporters of the underground movement, they had never revealed their own experiences with DCFS. Now their history and their alliance with Gabriel and Renanta have come back to haunt them. A family torn apart. Two innocent children being used to even the score. It's time to bring them home. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Medical Kidnap Files is one of the most underrated series' I've ever read, and, speaking as a disabled person, each book has absolutely excellent disability rep. Looking for something new in young adult literature? A fast-paced adventure with diverse characters that will keep you turning the pages. Join Gabriel and Renata on their mission today!
Will on the Inside
"An honest, sophisticated look at the myriad emotions surrounding chronic illness and growing up 'not straight' in a religious Georgia town." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Relatable, real, and utterly engrossing." --School Library Journal (starred review)***After dedicated soccer player Will is sidelined from the season--and his friend group--due to complications from his newly diagnosed Crohn's disease, he finds himself figuring out who he really is on the inside in this heartfelt and thoughtful middle grade novel that's perfect for readers who love books by Maulik Pancholy and Christine Day. Will loves playing center midfield on his middle school soccer team. This year, though, Will hasn't felt like himself; his stomach has been bothering him, and he has no energy at all. When his new doctor diagnoses him with Crohn's disease, Will hopes that means he'll start feeling better soon and he can get back to playing with his team before the season ends.But Will's new medicines come with all kinds of side effects, Forced to sit out afternoon practice, Will finds himself hanging out with a kid at school, Griffin. This could be a real problem, seeing as Griffin just asked Will's best friend to the spring dance. As in, guy friend. What would Will's teammates say if they knew the whole story? Not to mention Will's friends at church.With all these changes happening faster than he can process them, Will knows that he has a lot to figure out about who he really is on the inside. Andrew Eliopulos's novel is a memorable, affecting story that will have wide appeal. It was selected as a Junior Library Guild title, a Children's Cooperative Book Center CCBC Choices title, and a book of the year by the New York Public Library and School Library Journal and was named one of "6 LGBTQ+ Kids' Books We Need More Than Ever" by Kirkus Reviews.
Bethy's Mum is in Prison
Bethy's Mum is in Prison is the third in the My Parent in Prison Series of books for children of imprisoned parents. It portrays the challenges they face and allows them to understand they are not alone. The story follows Bethy who lives with her Nan and her cat Rudy whilst Mum is in prison. Nan helps Bethy learn to deal with questions from school friends about why she doesn't live with her Mum. It is sometimes hard for Bethy, especially when saying 'Goodbye' to her Mum after visiting her in prison with her Nan. She helps her friend Abbie whose best friend moved away and knows her Mum will be proud of her after she is given a Gold Star by her teacher in assembly.The series is pitched at younger readers and inspired by real life stories and events. Some 312,000 children have a parent in prison in the UK alone (2022) many of whom fall within the target age range (below) of this book. The figure is one in every 100 across Europe, millions of children worldwide, giving this vividly illustrated and attractively written work considerable potential.
Harry and the Haunted House
Something spooky is happening at Harry's house! In same world as HARRY AND THE HOT LAVA, Chris Robertson has created a fun new picture book featuring a spooky, not scary, haunted house. Harry knows there's something special going on for Halloween in his home. Is it creepy? Is it kooky? Watch out, Harry! This fun Halloween-themed adventure is sure to get kids laughing and interacting with Harry as he tries to discover the secret to the spooky goings-on.
Sunny Finds her Shine
Sunny Finds her Shine is an engaging children's empowerment book about a sunflower who searches far and wide for a place to fit in. Although she is told she is too tall and too bright, Sunny learns to shine proudly as her true self. Told in rhyme, this interactive book also includes yoga postures and positive affirmations integrated throughout the story, so as children find the words, they can can grow tall alongside Sunny. This is the first book in a series that focus on the themes of each energy center in our body. Sunny teaches us about the solar plexus through her story's themes: confidence, courage, self-worth, and self-esteem.Sunny Finds her Shine has an accompanying workbook filled with art, self-expression, and movement activities geared towards ages 5-8.
Chasing Chase London
You hooked up with a guy over the summer, only to find out he goes to your new school. You made a best friend, only to find out she's his girlfriend. Now what? This is part 2 of a YA/NA series of short NOVELLAS, containing episodes collected from a Vella serial called Chasing Chase London.
A Rock in the Ocean
A tender, beautifully illustrated story that captures the true heart of friendship.Mila, the seal, has found a special rock in the middle of the sea. One day, after a funny accident, she meets Charlie the seagull. The two become friends and together they share precious time on the rock until Charlie has to leave with his family. What will become of Mila and what will become of their friendship?Tambi矇n disponible en espa簽ol. (Also available in Spanish.)
Kindness Pie
Life is always better with a little extra sweetness! So many of our daily activities are unique opportunities to teach children important life lessons, and baking a pie is one of them. Kindness Pie brings awareness to themes like inclusion, worthiness, acceptance, patience, sharing, and love - all while taking part in a special bonding experience. With charming rhymes, adorable characters, and vibrant illustrations, Kindness Pie is sure to warm your heart.
I Am One
Encourage optimism, engagement, and resilience with this positive-sprited picture book. The New York Times bestselling I Am series includes I Am Love and I Am Peace. School Library Journal praised I Am One as "attractive . . . makes complex ideas simple and opens doors for optimistic discussion." On the first page, the main character asks a beautiful bird, "How do I make a difference?" They doubt their ability to make a difference because they are "so small." When the bird gives them a seed, they realize that "beautiful things start with just One." They can plant a seed and start a garden. They can also start a journey, paint a masterpiece, compose a melody, and break down walls. All these actions start with "one" thing: a first step, a first stroke of paint, a first musical note, and a first brick. Every movement and moment of change starts with purpose, with intention, with one. With me. With you. Includes a guided meditation and self-reflection activity. Also available: I Am Me I Am Yoga I Am Peace I Am Human I Am Love I Am Courage I Am . . . A Box of Goodness!
Made of Magic
It takes a lot of love to make a child, but some people also need a bit of magic to make their dreams of being a parent come true. Made of Magic will take parents and children on a cathartic, delightful journey. Explore enchanted forests, majestic oceans, and everything in between in this whimsical story about a mother's quest to bring her child into the world.
Amelia Margaret Merriweather
The stories narrated by the protagonist in Amelia Margaret Merriweather are a series of semi-autobiographical anecdotes that the author reflects upon through the voice of her only daughter, Amelia. Amelia's five brothers add to the entertainment, and because of them there is never a dull moment at their busy abode. As the author recounts her personal stories with rose-colored glasses, even the most humiliating experiences become heartwarming. Enjoy a sneak peek into their lives by getting to know a girl with a sunny disposition, one who lives outnumbered in a house full of boys.
Sean and the Book Cures The Great Sacrifice...Can You Spare a Kidney?
This story finds Sean ( Sean and the Book Cures) beginning a new school with his cousin Blake. As a middle school student, Sean has lots of opportunities to participate in clubs and athletics. But, Sean loves to read and decides to start a reading club with his cousin. They decide to research diseases of the kidney at Blake's request. While this seems like and unusual topic and request, Sean dives in with Blake and spends the year learning about kidney disease. Their research journey takes them on a field trip to visit a local nephrologist, Dr. Lynn. While chatting with the doctor, everyone learns the real reason for this research. Blake's mom is sick. Readers of this book will discover that knowledge is power. When we seek information about the things that are bothering us, we will have less anxiety. Through researching and talking with others, our character Blake is reassured and feels hopeful about his mom's outcome.
Sean and the Book Cures The Great Sacrifice Can you Spare a Kidney?Paperback
This story finds Sean ( Sean and the Book Cures) beginning a new school with his cousin Blake. As a middle school student, Sean has lots of opportunities to participate in clubs and athletics. But, because Sean loves to read, he decides m to start a reading club with his cousin. They decide to research diseases of the kidney at Blake's request. While this seems like an unusual topic and request, Sean dives into this topic with Blake and spends the rest of the year learning about kidney disease.Their research journey takes them on a field trip to visit a local nephrologist, Dr. Lynn. While chatting with the doctor, everyone learns the real reason for this research. Blake's mom is sick. Readers of this book will discover that knowledge is power. When we seek information about the things that are bothering us, we will have less anxiety. Through researching and talking with others, our character Blake is reassured and feels hopeful about his mom's outcome.
D Is For Dazzling
D is For Dazzling showcases diversity, inclusion and empowerment through positive affirmations and representation. Children will see kids of all abilities having fun and exploring the world around them with friends & family. D is for Dazzling encourages dialogue with parents and their children about intersectionality, abilities and openness.
I Am Me
I Am Me: From A to Z is the third and final book of the I Am Me trilogy that encourages children ages four to eight to affirm their authentic selves in a fun way.Social topics such as: self-esteem, self-awareness, emotions, feelings, and values will enlighten children on how to affirm and embrace their authentic selves. This book will help children develop a strong sense of self that will become unwavering as they go and grow through life.
Classic Christmas Stories
Christmas is a time for memories and traditions. In this anthology of classic Christmas stories, some of the world's most reknown authors reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.Stories from: Hans Christian Anderson, Anton P. Chekhov, J. Stirling Coyne, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Elizabeth Gaspell, Elizabeth Harrison, O. Henry, John of Hildesheim, M.A.L. Lane, George MacDonald, Raymond McAlden, C.M. Mead, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Elia W. Peattle, Horace E. Scudder, Henry Van Dyke, William Walsh, William of Malmesbury
Grandpa’s Game Room
Jack is finally big enough to play Grandpa's games with him in a basement filled with fun. He can't wait to play Snooker and the arcade bowling machine that goes CHING CHONG . . . DING DING DING. Grandpa teaches Jack how to hold a cue stick and reminds him where to aim when they bowl, but nothing goes right for Jack. Balls bounce instead of roll, and the puck breaks a lamp. Just when Jack is ready to give up, he demonstrates a different talent, one that surprises even Grandpa.Grandpa's Game Room is a fun-filled story about how a little boy learns the importance of practice while playing games with Grandpa. Children ages 3 - 7 will enjoy sharing this story with their parents or grandparents.
Ellie is Moving
Is your child worried and anxious about moving? Let Grandpa Joe help acknowledge and regulate your kid's feelings about the big change.In book #5 of Tales From Grandpa Joe, Eddie is upset about having to move houses. Having to make new friends in a new place worries him. In order to help Eddie cope with his situation, Grandpa Joe tells him a story about a Fox named Ellie.Ellie the Fox is also sad and worried when she learns that her family is moving to a new home. But what lies ahead holds a new adventure.Ellie is Moving is showing the exciting part of the change and easing its stressful emotions- This story will help ease the little one's worries and fears- This book confirms to kids that their feelings are normal and controllable- This book helps kids deal with change by making it enjoyable and less stressful and spark some excitement about the big move.
Let’s Get a Christmas Tree!
Christmas is coming! This sweet Little Golden Book is about a young girl choosing a Christmas tree with her family. Join an excited little girl as she heads to a Christmas tree farm with her parents and dog. Some trees are crooked. Some are too big. Will the family find a tree that's just right for them? Other holiday traditions, such as admiring houses decorated with loads of Christmas lights, and drinking hot cocoa while hanging ornaments on the tree, are also mentioned in this Little Golden Book. It's perfect for young boys and girls who are getting ready to celebrate Christmas with their own family!
The Pink Ghost
Ella is the smallest and youngest of all ghosts. When she tries to prove that she's all grown up, something goes terribly wrong! Suddenly, she's a pink ghost surrounded by only white ghosts.When they laugh at her for being different, Ella needs to come up with a plan.Can she regain her confidence and find a way for everyone to be different?An adorable picture book about fitting in, standing up to bullies and finding your own way. A great bedtime story not just for Halloween, from the author of The Little Ghost Who Didn't Like to Be Scary.
Yearling
A new year has come to North Oak, and with it a new life for Alexandra Anderson.Still haunted by Ashley's brutal death, Alex worries she won't seem grateful if she's unhappy. To make it worse, Promenade has been nominated to the Keeneland Yearling Sale.She's going to lose everything... again.It's too painful to let love in and easier to be angry at the world for her abusive past than to let it go. Easier to put up walls so no one knows she's hurting.Will Alex be able to open her heart to others when its still battling personal demons? Or will she go so deep into herself that no one can reach her?Don't miss this sequel to North Oak #1: Born to Run!On the heels of Joanna Campbell's beloved Thoroughbred Series, and Walter Farley's Black Stallion, comes a brand new young adult horse racing series that will sweep you away like a runaway Thoroughbred.
Billy Makes Cookies
A humorous new picture book for young readers and parents alike, Billy Makes Cookies is a delightful take on what can go wrong in the kitchen when little hands, with great imagination, try cooking and baking. Join little Billy as he attempts to bake cookies as a snack for his family. He creates a humongous mess with great confidence, that extends to various parts of the house. With Molly, his cute younger sibling as a witness, they get into some hilarious situations. Without Molly's lovable voice of reason, things would get worst in a nick of time. A funny story that illustrates the independent spirit of a young boy who has the confidence, though not the skills, to make a snack for himself and his family. This hilarious baking adventure is a recipe for disaster. In the end, all is well that ends well in this laugh-out-loud story of an enormous mess created innocently and with the best of intentions.
The Story of Will and Ella.
Will lives on a Midwestern ranch with his parents and his best friend; Mia, the Heeler dog. One day-while out playing-Will and Mia find some lost toys. Where did they come from? Who do they belong to? To add to the mystery, there's a new family who just moved into town. They dress differently, and they use really funny words when they talk! This is the beginning of a new, wonderful friendship. Follow Will on his adventure that ends up taking him to a land far away! Stewart Greisman transitioned from a hectic career as an ER Doctor, to an only slightly less hectic life of living on a horse ranch. He loves to write, play guitar, and spend time with his family. He also loves to travel, and has visited England numerous times. The friendships he's made over the years are really important to him, and he hopes this story inspires people to make new friends and see the world! Stewart would like to point out that it's a complete coincidence that his Illustrator for this book, is a British Ex-pat, living in Wisconsin.
Little Mountain
Little Mountain has been listening to the harsh words of Tallest Mountain for years and she's ready for a change. Join her as she learns to tune into the kindness of others and realize her own greatness. Winner of Nautilus Book Award for Illustrated Children's Fiction, 2021.
Grandpa’s Game Room
Jack is finally big enough to play Grandpa's games with him in a basement filled with fun. He can't wait to play Snooker and the arcade bowling machine that goes CHING CHONG . . . DING DING DING. Grandpa teaches Jack how to hold a cue stick and reminds him where to aim when they bowl, but nothing goes right for Jack. Balls bounce instead of roll, and the puck breaks a lamp. Just when Jack is ready to give up, he demonstrates a different talent, one that surprises even Grandpa.Grandpa's Game Room is a fun-filled story about how a little boy learns the importance of practice while playing games with Grandpa. Children ages 3- 7 will enjoy sharing this story with their parents or grandparents.
The Story of Will and Ella.
Will lives on a Midwestern ranch with his parents and his best friend; Mia, the Heeler dog. One day-while out playing-Will and Mia find some lost toys. Where did they come from? Who do they belong to? To add to the mystery, there's a new family who just moved into town. They dress differently, and they use really funny words when they talk! This is the beginning of a new, wonderful friendship. Follow Will on his adventure that ends up taking him to a land far away! Stewart Greisman transitioned from a hectic career as an ER Doctor, to an only slightly less hectic life of living on a horse ranch. He loves to write, play guitar, and spend time with his family. He also loves to travel, and has visited England numerous times. The friendships he's made over the years are really important to him, and he hopes this story inspires people to make new friends and see the world! Stewart would like to point out that it's a complete coincidence that his Illustrator for this book, is a British Ex-pat, living in Wisconsin.
Fail
This time, it's one of their own!After working underground to reunite apprehended teens with their parents for as long as they have, Gabriel and Renata have seen it all. But this time, it's personal. When the young children of one of the families who have helped with the movement are seized, they prepare to do whatever it takes to have them returned before more damage can be done.While Carmel and her family have been staunch supporters of the underground movement, they had never revealed their own experiences with DCFS. Now their history and their alliance with Gabriel and Renata have come back to haunt them.A family torn apart.Two innocent children being used to even the score.It's time to bring them home.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Medical Kidnap Files is one of the most underrated series' I've ever read, and, speaking as a disabled person, each book has absolutely excellent disability rep.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ As usual, a very well written and interesting story, easy to read and with excellent characters. The subject is an important one, and even as we mostly follow one side, it shows the difficult decisions that sometimes have to be made, and how they sometimes can go very wrong.Looking for something new in young adult literature? A fast-paced adventure with diverse characters that will keep you turning the pages.Join Gabriel and Renata on their mission today!-----LARGE PRINT EDITIONThis edition has been formatted with Verdana 18 pt, 1.5 line spacing, and double-spaced paragraphs in accordance with the recommendations of the American Council for the Blind.
Dark Skin in the Mirror
Dark Skin in the Mirror is a captivating book that encourages mocha colored little girls to embrace their beauty! Self-esteem, image, confidence, and uniqueness are all the attributes that a mocha colored girl will need to love herself-despite what the world thinks!
Harold Goes to School
When Harold goes to school with Billy, he tries hard to fit in and follow the rules. But he just can't get anything right and ends up scaring everyone! A heart-warming story about learning to see beyond physical appearance. Looks can sometimes be very deceiving.
Dark Skin in the Mirror
Dark Skin in the Mirror is a captivating book that encourages mocha colored little girls to embrace their beauty! Self-esteem, image, confidence, and uniqueness are all the attributes that a mocha colored girl will need to love herself-despite what the world thinks!
Male Monologues from Published Plays
"Variety" is the perfect word to describe this book of 102 fresh monologues rarely before used in competitions or auditions, loaded with a broad assortment of choices in every aspect of this book: Tone: encompassing comedic to seriocomic to intensely dramaticTime period: ranging from the late Middle Ages to the presentAge: spanning from young teens to characters in their 60s and olderLength: varying from just under one minute to five minutes and longerThe one thing that won't vary is our promise that ALL of these monologues for male actors come from PUBLISHED plays that we guarantee will remain in publication. The staff of Pioneer Drama Service has combed through almost 60 years of plays they have published to collect these outstanding monologues, committing to keep these 63 plays by 52 different playwrights available on their website. Monologues are presented in context with sections describing both the play and the specific scene. Extensive appendices make searching by tone, age, or time period easy. You'll be amazed and inspired by the quality and versatility of this monologue book, a must for both actors and their teachers and coaches.
Female Monologues from Published Plays
"Variety" is the perfect word to describe this book of 102 fresh monologues rarely before used in competitions or auditions, loaded with a broad assortment of choices in every aspect of this book: Tone: encompassing comedic to seriocomic to intensely dramaticTime period: ranging from the late Middle Ages to the presentAge: spanning from young teens to characters in their 60sLength: varying from just under one minute to five minutes and longerThe one thing that won't vary is our promise that ALL of these monologues for female actors come from PUBLISHED plays that we guarantee will remain in publication. The staff of Pioneer Drama Service has combed through almost 60 years of published plays to collect these outstanding monologues, and Pioneer Drama is committed to keeping these 69 plays by 58 different playwrights always available on their website. Each monologue is presented in a helpful context with sections describing both the play and the specific scene. Extensive appendices make it easy to search by tone, time period, or age. You'll be amazed and inspired by the quality and versatility of this monologue book, a must for both actors and their teachers and coaches.
Daddy Are You Listening
While walking in the park one day, Ashley-Ann is not sure her daddy listens to her. She shares the week's exciting events, and his mind is elsewhere. Ashley-Ann remembers that her friend, Noelle, an angel, recently visited and whispered an important message in her ear. Noelle told Ashley-Ann that her daddy was trying to listen, and she needed to help him. That day in the park, Ashley-Ann learned how to help her daddy be a better listener and what it means to listen to each other. Children and families can explore feelings and values with this caring message. Listening is the first step to caring, kindness, and showing you understand the ones you love. This insightful story will be a favorite among readers of all ages.
Where do Christmas Trees Go?
Once Santa visits and the fun-filled festivities of Christmas are over, we pack up the decorations until the next holiday season. But when it's time to take down the tree, one child wonders, "Where do Christmas trees go?" This instant holiday classic explores the many possibilities for our beloved Christmas trees. Do we really need to say goodbye?
Little Hedgehog Goes to School
Meet Little Hedgehog, a beloved character on the hit podcast Little Stories for Tiny People, brought to life in this sweet tale of imagination and friendship!Little Hedgehog is a tiny, prickly creature with an over-the-top imagination and an irrepressible spirit. As she readies for her very first night of school, she tells her loving dad what she expects to find there. She'll wear a magical cape with her initials on it, she and her classmates will fly like birds, and there will most definitely be ponies. Get your child ready for the first day of school--and find out why Little Hedgehog has enchanted thousands of children around the globe--by following along as she imagines, twirls, and leaps her way through your new favorite read-aloud.
Shark Princess
A new early reader graphic novel series from the critically acclaimed creator of Pashmina, perfect for fans of Narwhal and Jelly. Meet Kitana--a Shark Princess and the first of her kind. Her allergy-ridden, best friend, Mack, wants to be one too, but he worries that his sharp teeth and big sneezes make him too dangerous to be a princess. With Kitana's help, Mack realizes his unique shine. When Mack puts on his crown for the first time, these Shark Princesses are ready to explore the ocean and embark on a fintastic adventure! Nidhi Chanani's signature artwork brings this underwater series to life in a spunky tale about friendship and redefining who and what a princess can be.
Hold My Hand, Mama
A Touching Story to Walk You Through The Circle of Life from a Daughter's First Steps to Her Mother's Last and BeyondMom's Choice Awards(R) Gold RecipientA mother's hands hold so much love. They are the first to hold you when you try your first steps;The hands that hold you tight, teach you to be brave and help you face your fears; The hands that point you in the right direction when you are a young adult; The hands that hold and welcome your newborn to the family when you also become a mother; And make the circle of life repeat itself all over again. From mothers to daughters and daughters to mothers, Hold My Hand, Mama is a heartwarming book that will make you cherish the precious moments you share with your mothers, grandmothers, and special women in your life. No matter your age, this book will make you and your children smile, reminisce and share beautiful tears together. Hold My Hand, Mama will later be available in a mother-son and multicultural edition.
Creating Calm in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
Creating Calm introduces children to relaxation and mindfulness techniques, using the 5 senses, to help them focus on what's around them, be in the moment, and manage feelings and behaviors with healthy coping skills.
