Boxes
Looking for something he believes belongs to his mother, twelve-year-old Josh Milton breaks into Old Man Binkley's garage. As the old man befriends the young boy, Josh becomes intrigued by the stories Mr. Binkley brings to life with the help of things he has hidden away in boxes-stories of people and places around the world. Curious, Josh returns each weekend until one of the boxes reveals a secret that shakes his trust in his own family. Should he run, or should he stay and face his mother who he now knows has lied to him his entire life?
Oak and Ivy
Big, strong Oak has always protected small, delicate Ivy. But, what will Ivy do when it's Oak who needs help?Oak and Ivy is a charming fable about relationships, vulnerability, strength, and growth. With captivating artwork, relatable characters, and a touching twist that is sure to enchant readers, Oak and Ivy will quickly become a cherished favourite for the bookshelves of children and adults, alike.
When Grandpa Came to Stay
What happens when Grandpa comes to stay on the same day that a new puppy comes to live?The new puppy is very excited and getting up to all sorts of trouble.How will Grandpa and the new puppy become friends?
Mindful Mr. Sloth
Sasha has one speed--fast. She loves to do lots of things, all at once, as fast as possible. Mr. Sloth has one speed--slow. He loves to do things one at a time, at a nice, easy pace. Can Mr. Sloth's mindful ways teach Sasha to slow down and enjoy life? Best-selling author Katy Hudson gently weaves a mindfulness theme into this unlikely friendship tale between an energetic girl and a sloth, encouraging children to stop, breathe, and be present in every moment.
In the House Where Grandma Lives
In the house where Grandma lives . . . Grandma gives the best hugs; you always feel special; there are dancing flowers on the porch; Santa knows how to find you; everyone loves the pan-cakes. In this tender and special book, the comforts of love and joy are explored through the eyes of a child visiting Grandma's house.In the House Where Grandma Lives helps readers reflect on the importance of love and family in their own lives.
Little David's Big Light
David has a problem. His teacher says everyone has a light inside, but he can't find his. When Grandpa notices David's tears, they explore things that make David feel good-his own brown eyes and smile, the way the flowers smell, and a cozy bedtime story with his mom. Suddenly, David feels his light. But back at school, his friend Elsie is sad and needs his help. Here, he uncovers the greatest truth of all: the more he shines his light, the more light there is. Little David's Big Light explores a universally-appealing message of how gratitude can lead to more mindfulness, kindness, and love.
Bad Luck Lola
Oh no, seven years of bad luck! When Lola cracks a mirror that Abuelita gave her, she isn't worried . . . at first. After all, superstitions aren't real. Or are they? When one unlucky thing after another happens, Lola slowly becomes convinced she's cursed. Will the seven-year superstition come true, or can Lola turn her bad luck around before it's too late?
Patch Work
Farmer Pete's farm was known for growing many delicious vegetables, but his pumpkin patch was the most famous pumpkin patch in the entire county! Farmer Pete grew the biggest, roundest, most orange pumpkins in town, and everyone waited all year to go pick one of Farmer Pete's pumpkins for their Halloween Jack-o'-lanterns. But Farmer Pete's pumpkin patch wasn't like all the others. Every morning, as the sun rose over the horizon, the pumpkins would come to life. It was common knowledge that the biggest pumpkin in the patch was the ruler, and the patch had had some wonderful leaders. But this year they had the worst, most horrendous leader of all: King Boris. King Boris was greedy and mean, and under his reign, all the other pumpkins suffered. He stole all the sunlight and rain, and didn't allow the other pumpkins to grow. With King Boris' rule over the patch, how would any of the other pumpkins grow to be big, round, and orange enough to be chosen for Jack-o'-lanterns? How would Farmer Pete make enough money to keep his farm open for another year? Patch Work is a delightfully dark story of how teamwork, kindness, and resourcefulness always triumph over tyranny, even when hope seems lost.
How to Do Things
Do all of us struggle to give or train great behavior? This book, How To Do Things, is written by a kid to help your child get some tips.
Bee-ing Happy With Unicorn Jazz and Friends
In the first children's unicorn book series, Unicorn Jazz started off feeling a bit shy and unwelcomed after she moved to a new place far away from her first home. The idea of being unique is a lesson learned for Jazz with the help of her new flying friend, Woof the Crow, who showed her how to celebrate being different from everyone else and why she should not hide or change who she is. By the end book one, with her head proudly held high, Jazz made more friends to play with, not by trying to fit in with everyone else, but just by being her beautiful self. The main teachings from the first book on feeling openly content with your own uniqueness, belonging and believing in others is brought to life in color in this second part of the Unicorn Jazz series. Bee-ing Happy with Unicorn Jazz and Friends demonstrates how kids can positively involve themselves socially through illustrating that the little things in our individual day-to-day lives do matter and that each new day is another chance to make yourself happy by helping another. Whether it is giving someone a self-made gift, spending time with them by participating in something new, or even bringing them in on your favorite hobbies, this book shows how each and every considerate social gesture adds a spark of value and light to the person on the receiving end. The core concept of this book focuses on portraying that although each person is unique and enjoys things in their own way, we also share the same essential values of what happiness means to us - and that emotion is radiantly captured in the illustrations of all the characters within each page. Along with a heartfelt lesson on self-expression and the importance of bonding and togetherness, Bee-ing Happy with Unicorn Jazz and Friends also includes several educational fun facts, coloring pages, a new character to the Unicorn Jazz series -Bee Happy.The 10 Questions were a great bonus for me and my child. We also loved "finding" Bee Happy on every page as a game. Bravo for another well thought out and entertaining book about happiness!You find out why Unicorn Jazz is unique in that she has a musical note for a tail in the first book and she can sing.Unicorn Jazz teachers readers: Kindness, acceptance;and celebrating our uniqueness. Compassion, acceptance and self-pride, social emotional learning, emotional intelligence development are important to building a healthy sense of self-esteem and self-worth. -Dr. Stacey Zlotnick"This book is meant for exploration of imagination with your child. It makes a great gift for the teacher or parent with beautifully illlustrated pages on what Bee-ing Happy could be. It makes you think of more ways we can all be happy, even with simple things such as belonging, making s'mores, and being present with family and friends." -Jacquie Aguilar, School CounselorDon't forget Unicorn Jazz sing-a-long and other unicorn fun items for children and little girls of all ages found on UnicornJazz.com, such as unicorn coloring books, unicorn birthday theme ideas and more!UnicornJazz.com
Everyone Needs Care
Have you wondered what grownups do at work all day? Meet a personal support worker who is caring for different people living with dementia in our community. Dementia may affect how people experience and react to the world but it does not erase their experiences and feelings. Discover that caring takes many forms, even by connecting with someone in the moment, asking for help, and taking care of yourself. Everyone can care and, in fact, needs care.
In the House Where Grandma Lives
In the house where Grandma lives . . . Grandma gives the best hugs; you always feel special; there are dancing flowers on the porch; Santa knows how to find you; everyone loves the pan-cakes. In this tender and special book, the comforts of love and joy are explored through the eyes of a child visiting Grandma's house.In the House Where Grandma Lives helps readers reflect on the importance of love and family in their own lives.
Are You My Teacher?
Get ready for the first day of school with this sweet picture book!Carlos is excited about the first day of school, but he's also feeling nervous. As he walks to school with his mom, Carlos wonders who his teacher will be. Along the way, he meets and learns about the many kindhearted school workers who help make school a special place.When Carlos finally meets his teacher, he's reassured and ready for the day!Are You My Teacher? combines cheerful illustrations that celebrate diversity with a comforting message to readers-- that support is all around. This adorable picture book is a delightful introduction to the many caring helpers your child may encounter at school.Helping children prepare and know what to expect when they first go to school can help lessen anxiety and set them up for a successful start.Are You My Teacher? is a perfect addition to any classroom or home library!
Theopatra (Paperback)
Theopatra is a ram-bunk-shus mouse with a love for learning who befriends an owl named Harless. Together they learn about courage and trust.
A Day for Sandcastles
A dazzling wordless picture book celebrates creative problem-solving, teamwork, and the sun-splashed wonder of a day at the beach. The creators of the acclaimed Over the Shop evoke a perfect summer beach day--and themes of creativity, cooperation, flexibility, and persistence--all without a word in this sun-warmed, salt-stained delight of a story. A busload of beachgoers spills out onto the sand for a day of fun and frolic. Three siblings begin work on a castle, patting and shaping the sand as the sun arcs over the sky. Time and again, their progress is halted: a windswept hat topples their creation; a toddler ambles through it; the tide creeps close, and then too close. Meeting each demolition with fresh determination, the builders outdo themselves time and again, until the moment arrives to pile back into the bus for home. An authentic portrait of sibling cooperation--and glorious inspiration for creative people of all ages--A Day for Sandcastles channels the thrill of surrendering expectations on the path to infinite possibility.
Further Adventures of Clarissa and Gregory
The third book in this charming series of true-life stories based on the memories of Clarissa Nadine Townsend and her brother, Paul Gregory Townsend, set in rural America in the post-depression era. From sampling the sweet sap of the "sugar" bush, to making a dress from an old feed sack (then tearing it on a barbed wire fence!), and watching baby goats get into all kinds of mischief, Clarissa's adventures capture the essence of what it meant to be a child in these innocent times. There's even a template for making a paper doll of Clarissa and her feed sack dress!Remember the way children's books used to be? Grandparents and other family members reading bedtime stories and looking at the pictures together? Now you can revisit those magical days with your youngsters, through Elm Grove Publishing's special series of "Children's Books for Grandparents." Brand new stories traditionally told in classically styled books that will capture the imagination and the heart, specially designed and printed for grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, even big brothers and sisters, to read to small children.
Clare Don't Care
Clare Don't Care celebrates those who dare to be different. In it we meet 4 characters linked by their friendship and their blatant disregard for being told how to look, dress and behave. As the story unfolds we are left with the realisation that being a little weird isn't shameful after all and that our uniqueness is what makes us amazing. An uplifting story about being your true self, taking up space and letting your inner weirdo SHINE!
When Grandpa Came to Stay
What happens when Grandpa comes to stay on the same day that a new puppy comes to live?The new puppy is very excited and getting up to all sorts of trouble.How will Grandpa and the new puppy become friends?
If I Look Like You
Scout is a dragon with an awesome talent. She can change like a chameleon! As she explores her town, she feels the need to change how she looks depending on who she's talking to. But everyone she meets tells her the same thing: You don't have to look like me! See how she learns the importance of being herself.
No, I Am Not! Says Kenny the Koala
Kenny the Koala loves when young visitors come to the zoo to learn about his family and their habitat. But, there is one mistake, Kenny, the Koala, does not like visitors to make. What could be upsetting Kenny the Koala?Social-emotional learning (SEL) strategies assist with teaching students to regulate their thoughts through effective communication and discussions, allowing students to express their thoughts and ideas. This story includes 675 literacy words, a prologue, a glossary, and a set of comprehension questions.
Are You Coming Home?
Jaylen's Daddy has been gone for a few days and she is missing him terribly. When her grandma allows her to speak to him on the phone, she gets excited to see him again. When her Mommy doesn't share in her joy, Jaylen prays for a reunion with her Daddy. Will her prayers be answered or is it just wishful thinking?
Lola and the Tree of Life
"Lola and the Tree of Life" is sensitively crafted to introduce children ages 4 through 8 to the idea of death as a part of life through the story of young Lola, her beloved friend Tree (a wise old oak) and her ailing grandfather. This richly illustrated, full-color book is designed to: Help a child prepare for the death of a loved one or pet before it happensUnderstand that, while death is permanent, memories, meaning and connections live onLearn about natural cycles in the beautiful web of life. The book's website, lolaandthetreeoflife.com, provides additional resources for both adults and children.
Dusty's Big Oops!
When a nervous dog attends Pet Day at school, what could possibly go wrong? It's Pet Day at Danny's school and his dog, Dusty, is very nervous! What if Dusty makes a mistake in front of the other pets? When the good-hearted pup has a tail-wagging mishap, classroom chaos ensues as the other animals are accidentally released from their cages. Can Dusty fix his "oops" and calm his anxiety? This playful story shows young readers that making mistakes is not the end of the world. Special features: Kids can hunt for hidden words on bones throughout the story and then put the words together to reveal a secret message from Dusty.Discussion questions at the end of the book will help young readers understand that it's okay to make mistakes, especially when we are learning something new.A free teaching guide, activities, and fun games are available on Dusty's website, DustyTheDog.comDusty's Big Oops! is the perfect book for any child (or adult!) who has ever made a mistake.
The No-More-Scared Children Story
The No-More-Scared Children's Story is a three-in-one experience. It's entertainment for parents and children, and it's a teaching tool.Experiencing a storm can be a very scary thing; however, it is not as frightening as it once was for Keisha, Darvon, and friends. Their parents learn a different perspective about storms from reading the poem designated just for them. They then tell their children what they have learned, and this helps calm Keisha's and her friends' fear.Following Keisha and friends as they find fun in something that once scared them, their entertainment becomes a teaching tool. The little ones learning their colors is an added bonus.Reading The No-More-Scared Children's Story helps parents and children find joy instead of fear in a storm.
Deck the Halls Lyrics Picture Book
Deck the Halls is a Classic Christmas Song and has been loved and sung by family's for ages.This Deck the Halls lyrics Picture Book is a fun and interactive way to learn this Christmas Carol.A perfect Christmas Book gift for children, carolers, churches, homeschool, or the whole family.
The New Kid in Mounds
The black lambs at the Girls' Academy of Mounds are working hard at their studies in the classroom when Kelly, the new kid at school, joins the class. Kelly is a white goat from Plains, a town far away from Mounds. Kelly's long, straight locks and the lambs' short, curly wool look quite different, so the girls can't help but compare their appearances to each other. One certain lamb named Layla is confident, and does not compare herself to Kelly. Wanting her friends and Kelly to understand that their differences do not define them, Layla plans to teach the lambs and Kelly an important lesson about themselves at school this day. This story deals with nonconformity, self-esteem, and self-acceptance. With the help of Kelly, Layla, and the other lamb girls, children are sure to learn to accept themselves and others just as they are.
Happy Cat-O-Ween! (Gabby's Dollhouse Storybook)
Join Gabby and the Gabby Cats for a Halloween adventure in this 24-page storybook! Based on the adorable preschool show Gabby's Dollhouse, streaming on Netflix.It's Cat-O-Ween in the Dollhouse, and Gabby is ready to trick-or-treat with Pandy. What kinds of cat-tastic treats will they collect in the Dollhouse? And will there be a few tricks along the way?This storybook comes with a sheet of stickers and punch-out kitty mask!DreamWorks Gabby's Dollhouse (c) 2022 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Peppa Loves to Bake (Peppa Pig)
Peppa and George love to bake in this glitter-y storybook! Based on the hit TV show on Nick Jr.Peppa and George are making yummy cake for Miss Rabbit's baking competition. It tastes wonderful . . . but will they win?Find out in this adorable (and sweet!) storybook with a glitter cover. This book also includes a special recipe to make Peppa Pig-themed cake!
The No-More-Scared Children Story
The No-More-Scared Children's Story is a three-in-one experience. It's entertainment for parents and children, and it's a teaching tool.Experiencing a storm can be a very scary thing; however, it is not as frightening as it once was for Keisha, Darvon, and friends. Their parents learn a different perspective about storms from reading the poem designated just for them. They then tell their children what they have learned, and this helps calm Keisha's and her friends' fear.Following Keisha and friends as they find fun in something that once scared them, their entertainment becomes a teaching tool. The little ones learning their colors is an added bonus.Reading The No-More-Scared Children's Story helps parents and children find joy instead of fear in a storm.
Little Sunshine, an only child's story
Little Sunshine: A Heartwarming Children's Picture Book Celebrating Only Children. A Sweet Family Story and Gift Little Sunshine is a heartwarming picture book that celebrates the magic of being an only child. Told through the eyes of a child, this sweet story highlights everyday moments that make their world feel special and full of love. Bright, cheerful watercolor illustrations bring each moment to life, showing a childhood filled with happiness and joy.A perfect book to read together as a family or share as a thoughtful gift, Little Sunshine is a sweet story that celebrates the love at the heart of every family.About the AuthorJulie Marie was inspired to write Little Sunshine after growing up as an only child herself and becoming the mother of an only child. She believes every child deserves to see their own family reflected in a story and created Little Sunshine to share the joy, love, and everyday magic of being an only child.
Honu meets Kiyaya
Honu and Kiyaya is an uplifting story about an unlikely friendship between a sea turtle and wolf. The characters learn about each other, and in doing so, forge a special bond. With lush illustrations and wonderful characters, Honu and Kiyaya is a beautiful story that young children will love to hear, and their caregivers will appreciate the thoughtful conversations that will be sparked by the timeless story.
Nickelodeon Paw Patrol: Potty Time Sound Book
The kids of Adventure Bay are ruff-ruff ready to use the potty, just like you! The PAW Patrol pups are here to lend a paw in this pup-tacular story that teaches healthy bathroom basics. Press 7 interactive buttons to bring the story to life with exciting sounds. Matching words with pictures and sounds enhances reading comprehension, and connecting with favorite characters engages young readers at story time.
Unhappy Campers (the Underdogs #3)
The third chapter book in this fun, highly illustrated series about four dog best friends who learn that being yourself is much more fun than being Best in Show. From the bestselling author of Dragon Masters and the illustrator of Diary of a Pug!The Underdogs and their classmates are taking a break from competing in the K-9 exams to go on a camping trip! The fourth years at Barksdale Academy are heading to Camp Ruffing It for a few days of hiking, swimming, and roasting marshmallows by an open fire.Or, that was the plan. But Harley keeps getting distracted by all the sounds and smells in the forest. Every time she runs after a chipmunk or a shiny fish, she accidentally messes things up for her friends. Can Harley stay focused long enough to save the rest of the camping trip? Or is it back to civilization for the Underdogs?With black-and-white illustrations on every page and hilarious antics throughout, this series is perfect for readers who are just starting to read chapter books on their own, or for anyone who loves a good underdog story!
Helping You Through Your Loss
I've created this colouring book to help children through the grieving process. Everyone grieves differently and sometimes children are forgotten, overlooked, or maybe thought that they were too young to process grief. This is an interactive book to help parents start talking about an uncomfortable subject. This book gives children the space and encouragement to open up, and helps them share their feelings about their grief. It provides an opportunity to learn about death while interactively exploring their feelings and sharing treasured memories.
Between Worlds 3
Growing up is hard enough. Why does family have to make it harder? Fourteen-year-old Juliana didn't expect to be the one looking after her grandfather, who lives with Alzheimer's. But with her parents always at work, she feels they barely have time for her, let alone Opa. Add studying for exams at her new school, and Juliana doesn't know how she can focus on her grades while also caring for Opa on her own. Conflicted, she turns to the one thing that has helped her find solace since her move: her great-grandmother's sketchbook. Crotchety Omama has invited herself to stay with Elisabeth's family. But when Omama insists Elisabeth punish her brother by hitting him and conspires with Mammi to introduce her to her first marriage prospect, Elisabeth must decide for herself what discipline and marriage look like according to God's will. Even if that differs from her family's expectations. With family responsibilities bearing down on Juliana and Elisabeth, the girls must learn to balance their needs with what their families and society expect of them. The First Step is the third book in Lori Wolf-Heffner's contemporary/historical series, Between Worlds. If you love history, the arts, and family ties, pick up a copy of The First Step and enjoy a story that spans generations.
My Magical Face
A celebration of self-love, self-acceptance and diversityHelp your child discover why they should all embrace their own magical face! My Magical Face takes the reader on a fun journey of discovery around the face - helping children to really embrace everything that makes them truly unique. In a world of over 7 billion people, no two people's faces are exactly the same. No matter what color eyes, skin, and hair you have, or the size of your ears or the shape of your nose, it is these individual parts of a face that make you who you are.Did you know that eyebrows grow faster in summer? Or that red is the rarest hair color?Praise for My Magical Face "This is the most magical book!" - Julie Postance, author of Breaking the Sound Barriers "Highly recommended! Captivating for the young minds. Have already ordered 4 for family members!" - Dianne Friend, Barbados"What a timely, uplifting gift this stunning book is for our world right now. It's funny, enchanting and so clever the way it playfully weaves in so many fun facts in its storytelling. And the illustrations are absolutely gorgeous! This is so refreshingly original in a sea of copycat books." - Elizabeth L, Melbourne"What a delight this book is! People of all ages will love the important messages and the beautiful illustrations. A joy to get lost in."- Daisy H, Victoria. "LOVE that the messaging is clear but subtle. There's a very tangible heartwarming and gentle quality with this light filled book that leaves you filled with renewed hope, a smiling face and a delicious calm exhale. Absolutely LOVE it." - L. Fraser, Producer, San Anselmo, CA
Lindsey
The story is about Lindsey, a little girl's first day of school, that became not fun because she struggled with writing and drawing. But with the help of her big sister, she discovered something amazing...
Dusty's Big Oops!
When a nervous dog attends Pet Day at school, what could possibly go wrong? It's Pet Day at Danny's school and his dog, Dusty, is very nervous! What if Dusty makes a mistake in front of the other pets? When the good-hearted pup has a tail-wagging mishap, classroom chaos ensues as the other animals are accidentally released from their cages. Can Dusty fix his "oops" and calm his anxiety? This playful story shows young readers that making mistakes is not the end of the world. Special features: Kids can hunt for hidden words on bones throughout the story and then put the words together to reveal a secret message from Dusty.Discussion questions at the end of the book will help young readers understand that it's okay to make mistakes, especially when we are learning something new.A free teaching guide, activities, and fun games are available on Dusty's website, DustyTheDog.comDusty's Big Oops! is the perfect book for any child (or adult!) who has ever made a mistake.
Beat, Beat, Thump
A Picture Book to Help Kids Calm Down and Find Peace When They Have Anxiety, Worry, or PanicWhat does anxiety feel like to a child?Beat, beat, thump. Beat, beat, thump. That's the pulse of Alex's heart as he navigates worries about school, friendship struggles, and trying new things. Sometimes the pounding of his heartbeat gets so loud that it's all he can hear.In this encouraging and heartwarming tale, Alex listens to the beat, beat, thump of his heart while feeling both panic and peace. When his anxiety grows, Alex uses techniques he has learned, like stomping his feet and focusing on his heartbeat, to center himself and regain his calm. When at peace, Alex can feel the steady hum of his heartbeat as he thinks about the fun things he'll do tomorrow, the people he loves, and how his strong heart has carried him through hard things.
The Three Hunters
Akagaq, the youngest brother of three, is confident but forgetful. When he gets caught in a blizzard he makes a tent, but it is no match for the powerful winds. Trapped in the cold, Akagaq is helped by his brother Tiriaq. Tiriaq digs into a snowdrift for shelter, but the wind is still too strong and blows out their lamp. Akkiutaq, the eldest brother, arrives to save them, and brings them to the iglu he has carefully built. The wind threatens to destroy the iglu as well, but the shelter proves strong, and the brothers are safe. The brothers learn an important lesson about paying attention to their Elders, and taking care in what they do.
The Day Ms. Mona Farted at School
Nora Jo runs home to tell her mom of the strange noises she's been hearing at school! Could it be true, is her teacher really farting at school?This delightfully silly school story will have kids ages 3 to 6 giggling from beginning to end as they follow Nora Jo and her colorful teacher, Ms. Mona, through a day filled with laughter, mystery, and could it be... farts?
This is Miya
This is Miya! is the story of a girl named Miya. Miya is a fun and happy girl until she meets a new classmate who is grouchy and says mean things. Miya doesn't know what to do. She tries to be friendly and kind. But this new classmate was nothing but mean. Miya is sad until she meets another new classmate who is kind and fun.
The Little Alphabet Foodie
Are you parent wanting to raise a little foodie? What even is a foodie you ask? This children's book introduces the word foodie to little learners by way of the alphabet. Go through the alphabet by learning about different foods that your family can enjoy. Written by Ciara Turner, an avid foodie and former chef.
Abuelito
A story about coping with loss and the magical comfort of friendships, both old and new. Alejo loved his Abuelo. They did everything together and were the best of friends. They had so much fun that one little neighbor couldn't help but notice and admire their strong bond. But one day, Abuelo wasn't there anymore. He got too sick to come home. Nothing makes Alejo feel better; doing all of the things he used to do with Abuelo just makes him feel lonelier. But, maybe, just maybe, one special little neighbor can help. This collaboration from debut author David Corredor Benavides and award-winning picture book writer Nelly Buchet tells a heartwarming story of beautiful friendships, of grieving and coping with the loss of a loved one, and supporting one another through gentle acts of kindness. Alejo's story was inspired by Corredor Benavides' unforgettable adventures with his own grandfather, as well as Buchet's admiration of such a magical relationship.
Whoopee Cushion War
The yearly Whoopee Cushion War is about to begin. Willa, the youngest of 7 siblings, has high hopes of winning the grand prize, her choice of dessert. She must be sneaky to eliminate each of her siblings, particularly Jack, the oldest, who manages to win every year. Can Willa outwit her family and finally become the whoopee cushion champion?
