The Chronicles of Narnia Deluxe Edition
In celebration of seventy-five years of the story that launched C. S. Lewis's beloved fantasy series comes a deluxe seven-in-one edition of The Chronicles of Narnia. With gorgeous jacket specs and artwork by Cliff Nielsen, custom designed edges, and more, this beautiful new hardcover edition is the perfect addition to every bookshelf. Fantastic creatures, heroic deeds, epic battles in the war between good and evil, and unforgettable adventures come together in this world where magic meets reality, which has been enchanting readers of all ages for over seventy-five years. The Chronicles of Narnia has become a part of the canon of classic literature and is one of the greatest fantasy series of all time.This edition presents all seven books--The Magician's Nephew; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; The Horse and His Boy; Prince Caspian; The Voyage of the Dawn Treader; The Silver Chair; and The Last Battle--unabridged. The books appear according to C. S. Lewis's preferred order, and each chapter features an opening illustration by the original artist, Pauline Baynes.This gorgeous hardcover package features: A shimmery metallic jacketVivid and iconic endpapersCustom designed edgesFoil stamped case design
The Camel and the Boy
Meet Desert Rose, the adventurous little camel with a heart full of curiosity and a love for exploring the endless desert. She spends her days sliding down sand dunes, discovering hidden treasures, and making new friends. When she meets Ali, a young boy camping with his family, they quickly bond over their shared love of adventure and the wonders of the desert. Together, they explore vibrant wildflowers, learn about the creatures that call the desert home, and discover the magic that lies hidden beneath the sun-drenched dunes. Filled with excitement, friendship, and surprising discoveries, Desert Rose s Adventure takes readers on a journey through one of the world's most beautiful and mysterious landscapes. With stunning illustrations and a heartwarming story, this book is sure to inspire young readers to embrace their curiosity, explore the world around them, and appreciate the beauty in even the most unexpected places. This tale of friendship and exploration reminds us all that adventure is just waiting to be discovered if you know where to look!
An Adventure in My Tent
A little girl with a love for adventure sets off from her bright pink princess tent, mounting her magical winged horse. Together with her trusty owl companion, she embarks on a spectacular journey to places both near and far. Along the way, she encounters a menagerie of fascinating creatures: slithering snakes, waddling penguins, shrieking bobcats, and squawking parrots. As she rides towards her favourite destination, she meets an array of different animals, each more exciting than the last. But the journey takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious visitor threatens to derail her plans. Will the little girl overcome this challenge? Can she reach her destination in time?
Whispers in the Woods
Finley and Rosie are back again for another adventure together in the woods they call home. This time what started out as a fresh new morning turned out to be a fox in a lot of danger close to a nearby river. Working together as a team they both have to come up with an idea quickly to get themselves away from the danger Finley's mother had warned them about.Testing their friendship, courage and bravery as they try and get themselves back home.With bright illustrations it's bound to catch the eye of any child that comes across the cover of this title, with vibrant colours that's simply drawn but draws the attention to the main characters.
The Monotonous Hippopotamus
A tale of wonder, exploration and friendship between two charming yet unlikely friends. The Monotonous Hippopotamus, who is entranced by modern-day technology and often confined to his bedroom as a result, is enticed by a colourful toucan s sense of adventure. Together, they travel the world, experiencing different cultures and environments in which they thrive, creating memories and friendships to last a lifetime.
Granny's Magic Tree
This book is designed to portray bonds between humans (Granny and Petey), stimulate imagination by creating a story that presents fantasy (magic tree, tree fairy, talking animals), and also rhyming dialog and songs to pleasantly activate specifi c brain functions. Credits and Acknowledgements: G.G. Jensen: Educator, Masters Degree in Curriculum Development C.S. Winfi eld: Artist, Musician, Author S. C. Geraty: Bachelor of Arts Degree in Graphic Design and Digital Processing
Those Gnomes
Karl, Finch, and Erika are back for Round Three of Norse chaos. After finally dealing with Ulf the Viking, our reluctant heroes are ready for a well-earned rest. They offer to help the local librarian, Mrs Robb, tidy up the mess Loki's daughter, Hela, left when her magic went haywire. Finch searches the library's basement for boxes to pack with books. When he doesn't return, Karl and Erika go looking for him. Surprise, surprise - Hela appears with a proposition. She'll restore the library if the kids find an ancient artefact.Asgard gnomes Regin and Jari are fed up with hosing down the damage left behind after each battle between Gods and Giants. Regin devises a plan to get them working together instead of fighting. He shares it with Jari, who decides tidying is better than Regin's scheme.Regin goes ahead anyway. He steals an obsidian egg from Utgard's resident giant snake, then tricks Asgard's gnome blacksmith, Alviss, into forging a super-strong shovel from it. Regin leaves Asgard and uses the shovel to weaken the foundations of the tower that supports Earth's southern sky. The tower collapses into the ocean, taking Sudri, the caretaker gnome, with it. The resulting tsunamis catch the attention of Earth's scientists, who attempt some tidying of their own.The kids' first stop on their quest is to find Alviss. They locate him, but he won't talk to them. Regin's tinkering has triggered an ancient curse that has turned Alviss to stone. Jari offers help after Finch is banished to Utgard for reasons unknown. Could it be part of the same curse? Or has Hela had a hand in it?In Utgard, Finch meets Alviss's sister, Henna, who is under a similar curse. She can't leave Utgard until she produces the artefact Hela needs. Finch realises they are searching for the same thing. Regin's plan to unite the gods and the giants results in an uneasy peace, which lasts until they start fighting again. Boss God Odin teams up with a fire giant, Surt, to reveal the real villains.Buckle up for a wild ride through the forests of Utgard, Asgard's palace, and a lake filled with murky water that steams with a dangerous gas called the Reek. As they work to break the curse and avoid the coils of the vengeful snake, Karl, Finch and Erika deepen their bonds of friendship and trust.Ending with more than a gentle bang, Those Gnomes will have you on the edge of your seat. If only to make sure a giant snake hasn't slithered under it.
The Hidden Truth
Step into a world where melodies lead to mysteries and paintings whisper secrets.Embark on an enthralling journey through the artistic streets of Vienna and Paris with Irene Gao's The Hidden Truth. This two-part detective story plunges young readers into a world where classical music's harmony meets the intrigue of fine art. Follow the detectives Sherlock, Jane, and Wilson, as they unravel clues that dance between the elegantly composed notes of Vienna's rich musical history and the colorful brushstrokes of Parisian masterpieces.As they chase whispers of history and deception through shadowed galleries and vibrant concert halls, our heroes not only uncover secrets meant to remain hidden but also discover their connections between emotion, art, and identity.Inspired by Irene Gao's real-life piano performances across Europe's stages, The Hidden Truth brims with intellectual puzzles and cultural depth, celebrating curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge with suspense and poetic grace. Readers will be left with a renewed appreciation for the beauty of classical arts and the enduring mystery of the Mona Lisa's smile.Are you ready to join the investigation?
Granny's Magic Tree
This book is designed to portray bonds between humans (Granny and Petey), stimulate imagination by creating a story that presents fantasy (magic tree, tree fairy, talking animals), and also rhyming dialog and songs to pleasantly activate specifi c brain functions. Credits and Acknowledgements: G.G. Jensen: Educator, Masters Degree in Curriculum Development C.S. Winfi eld: Artist, Musician, Author S. C. Geraty: Bachelor of Arts Degree in Graphic Design and Digital Processing
Minecraft: One Last Quest
The kingdom has been breached. Beware The Griefer! Four friends must defend their shared world in this official Minecraft novel. With middle school starting, Lam Đặng is officially ready for a change. He loves to play Minecraft, embarking on epic builds with his crew--Jazz, Elias, and Britt--in their beloved shared world, the Kingdom of the Killer Bunnies. But Lam also wants to try new things and meet new people. So maybe going into sixth grade with a little distance from his old friends wouldn't be such a bad thing. . . . Lam's plans change, though, when mysterious letters show up in the gang's lockers. Someone calling themselves The Griefer is threatening to destroy everything the Killer Bunnies worked so hard to build in the Overworld, from their magnificent castle to the surrounding village. If they don't play The Griefer's twisted game, everything will be lost. Lam may be ready for something new, but he's not prepared to give up the old just yet. Following clues in both the real world and the Overworld, Lam and his friends race to beat The Griefer and save their kingdom, all while trying to puzzle out the identity of their new enemy. Who could do this to them? And, more important, can The Griefer be stopped before it's too late?
The Throne That Disappeared
Step into a world of wonder, mystery, and discovery! When the royal throne suddenly vanishes from the kingdom, everyone is puzzled. Where did it go? Was it stolen, hidden, or did it simply disappear by magic? The castle is in an uproar, and the people are determined to find it. But this is no ordinary search it's a grand adventure filled with enchanted stairways, a wise old owl, secret libraries, and clever disguises.As young adventurers journey through beautiful lands, they soon realize the throne may not be the only mystery. Perhaps the throne isn't what truly matters at all. Instead, the real treasure lies in kindness, friendship, and how we treat one another.With engaging rhymes, delightful illustrations, and interactive hidden object fun, this book invites children to look closely, search carefully, and discover that true royalty shines from the heart not from what you own.Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom storytelling, or family adventures, The Throne That Disappeared is a magical tale that sparks curiosity and teaches timeless values in a fun and exciting way!
Induction Coils, How To Make, Use, And Repair Them; Including Ruhmkorff, Tesla, And Medical Coils, Roentgen Radiography, Etc. Etc.
A lost spark rekindled: dive into the electrifying world of coils that powered early experiments, medical breakthroughs, and the first X-ray portraits. Induction Coils, How To Make, Use, And Repair Them is a hands-on masterwork bridging Victorian ingenuity and modern DIY curiosity. This restored edition guides readers from basic principles to advanced coil techniques covering Ruhmkorff coil tutorial and Tesla coil construction, practical medical coils repair and Roentgen radiography techniques, plus clear DIY induction coils projects. Whether you re following a beginner's guide to coils or tackling an advanced coil techniques challenge, the book is both a coil repair manual and a deep technical primer on electromagnetic coil usage and vintage coil engineering. Historically significant and richly practical, this volume captures the experimental spirit that drove early electrical science and radiography. Detailed diagrams, troubleshooting tips, and step-by-step procedures make it invaluable for hobbyists, makers, historians, and classic technology collectors alike. This title was out of print for decades and is now republished by Alpha Editions meticulously restored for today s and future generations. More than a reprint, this release is a collector s item and a cultural treasure: annotated, preserved, and presented for anyone fascinated by the origins of electromagnetic technology. Perfect for casual readers, tinkerers, and classic literature collectors seeking an authentic technical relic with real-world application.
Fortunes & Frenemies (Wildseed Witch Book 3)
Fortunes & Frenemies is the third book in Marti Dumas's Creole tradition inspired, fun middle-grade contemporary Wildseed Witch fantasy series, about a social-media-loving tween witch In the past year, Hasani has learned she's a witch, been accepted by Les Belles Demoiselles, and formed her own coven--and her YouTube followers for her makeup channel are growing every day. Now that she's in eighth grade, she's ready to rule the school with all her witch powers and best friends by her side. But frenemy LaToya is still at Riverbend Middle causing trouble, both magically and socially. LaToya's determined to befriend every single possible witch at school (and turn them against Hasani), and Hasani can't help but wonder if she's got another scheme going. Witches aren't supposed to interfere in each others' business--but what if LaToya is going to hurt someone? Or herself? Hasani and her friends Dee, Angelique, and Luz have to figure out for themselves when it's right to let things lie--and when it's their responsibility to stand up for their community. The Wildseed Witch series: Wildseed Witch (Book 1) Charmed Life (Book 2) Fortunes & Frenemies (Book 3)
Phoenix the Fox
Phoenix the Fox is a short story told completely in rhyme, similar to the beloved Dr. Suess. Phoenix, a young, female kit, is bored after being stuck in her den for days during a huge storm. When the weather finally clears, she has so much pent-up energy that she decides to go on a night quest. Despite her sister's warnings about the danger of the woods at night, Phoenix decides to go out all by herself. The forest is jam-packed with new and interesting creatures, but when a second storm hits, she learns the hard way that her sisters were right! Phoenix must find all of her courage, use all of her wits, and along with some help from a friendly, new face, find her way back home.
Jerry; Or, The Sailor Boy Ashore
A lost seafaring gem returns: meet Jerry, the brave sailor boy whose shorebound adventures teach courage, kindness, and practical wisdom. Jerry; Or, The Sailor Boy Ashore (a fragment in the beloved Aimwell Stories series) follows young Jerry as he navigates life on land after a life at sea. Part boys' coming-of-age story, part maritime adventure for kids, the narrative blends lively episodes of sailor boy adventures with moral lessons, vivid period detail, and the gentle guidance typical of Walter Aimwell books. Through misadventures, friendships, and moments of moral testing, Jerry grows into responsibility while readers discover authentic 19th-century children's literature that entertains and instructs. Historically significant as a rare entry in the Aimwell Stories series, this title sheds light on Victorian attitudes toward character formation, education, and sailor life for kids. Its combination of practical seamanship, domestic scenes, and wholesome instruction makes it both an educational children's fiction and a compelling historical children's book. This edition, republished by Alpha Editions, restores a work that was out of print for decades and preserves it for today s and future generations. Meticulously restored and carefully produced, this is not just a reprint it s a collector s item and a cultural treasure for fans of classic children's stories, collectors of Walter Aimwell books, and anyone who loves a timeless children's adventure book. Rediscover Jerry the Sailor Boy and sail into a piece of literary history.
Welcome to Dreadville
Welcome to Dreadville... where nightmares are more than just stories.In this chilling installment of the Welcome to Dreadville series, thirteen-year-old Mia Staples is about to face her darkest fears. Obsessed with horror-black eyeliner, creepy films, and all things dead-Mia accepts a dare from a school bully: spend the night inside the town's abandoned wax museum. With $100 on the line and her pride at stake, she ignores her best friend River's warnings and sneaks in after hours.But the Midnight Monster Museum isn't just a dusty collection of forgotten props. As the clock strikes twelve, the wax figures begin to stir. Led by a sinister Victorian Curator, these monsters aren't looking for visitors... they're hunting them.Trapped in a maze of living nightmares, Mia must summon courage, wit, and every ounce of horror knowledge she's got to survive until dawn.Perfect for fans of Goosebumps and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, this thrilling middle-grade horror tale will keep young readers on the edge of their seats-and checking under their beds.Dare to enter the Midnight Monster Museum... if you think you can make it out.
Jack Ranger'S Gun Club; Or, From Schoolroom To Camp And Trail
Rediscover the rush of first expeditions and the bonds of a daring club Jack Ranger s Gun Club returns to print, restored for a new generation. Clarence Young s Jack Ranger s Gun Club; Or, From Schoolroom to Camp and Trail follows Jack Ranger and his companions as they trade classroom lessons for woodsmoke and wilderness, turning classroom camaraderie into an outdoor adventure novel filled with campcraft, hunts, and tests of character. Equal parts boys adventure story and educational adventure book, this early 20th century fiction captures the thrill of camping and trail tales while teaching responsibility, leadership, and respect for nature. Readers travel from schoolroom schemes to remote campsites, through hunting expeditions, trail navigation, and the rites of an adventure club series that shaped young imaginations. Historically significant and vividly told, this Clarence Young book stands as a classic young adult fiction landmark an emblem of historical juvenile literature that influenced generations of wilderness exploration stories. Alpha Editions has painstakingly restored this work after decades out of print, producing more than a reprint: a collector s item and cultural treasure, carefully prepared for today s readers and future collectors. Perfect for casual readers craving wholesome outdoor thrills and classic literature collectors seeking a restored gem, this edition preserves the spirit of adventure where every trail leads to growth, and every campfire tells a story. Keywords: Jack Ranger adventure, schoolroom to camp, outdoor adventure novel, camping and trail tales.
Leila and the Whispering River!
The summer should have been ordinary. Instead, Leila, Emma, and Tirips discover that the river running through their valley is alive with mysteries waiting to be revealed...What begins as a playful day by the water soon pulls them into a current of secrets, shared dreams, and unexpected encounters. Guided by courage and friendship, they must learn to listen to the whispers of nature and to themselves, before the choices they make change more than their own story.Leila and the Whispering River continues Marc Swift's enchanting eco-conscious adventure series, Leila's Light. Blending wonder, wisdom, and humour, it invites young readers to see the world with new eyes and remember the truth that flows beneath the surface of things."The truth isn't something we're told. It's something we remember." Marc Swift
Brody and the NeuroNet Glitch
In the quiet town of Montrose, young Brody discovers a hidden glitch inside a mysterious device that connects him to a futuristic neural network. But when the glitch spirals out of control, Brody must outsmart an artificial intelligence that threatens to erase his identity and possibly the world's.Brody and the Neuronet Glitch is a thrilling sci-fi adventure about courage, technology, and the power of one boy's imagination. Perfect for fans of Ready Player One and Tron, this novel explores what it means to stay human in a world run by code.
The Hermit Hunter Of The Wilds
A vanished voice returns: follow a solitary pursuer into the heart of the 19th century wilderness where purpose, peril, and the wild converge. The Hermit Hunter of the Wilds by Gordon Stables is a taut wilderness survival story and hermit lifestyle adventure that follows an enigmatic hunter who chooses isolation as refuge and discovers that nature can be both teacher and adversary. With crisp scenes of stalking, shelter-building, and moral reckoning, this outdoor adventure fiction blends action with contemplative passages on solitude, survival and self-discovery. Readers will travel rugged landscapes, meet memorable characters, and witness an intimate study of how a life pared to essentials reshapes identity. Historically significant as a distinctive Gordon Stables novel, this work captures Victorian-era attitudes toward exploration and the untamed making it an invaluable addition to classic adventure literature. Its hermit hunter narrative and themes of survival in isolation offer early, vivid treatments of nature exploration and adventure in the wilds that influenced later wilderness writing. Alpha Editions proudly republishes this title after decades out of print. Restored for today s and future generations, this edition is more than a reprint: it is a collector s item and cultural treasure, carefully prepared for lovers of adventure in the wilds and collectors of literary history alike. Perfect for fans of nature and self-discovery, survival and solitude, and anyone hungry for a stirring 19th century wilderness tale.
In The Tiger'S Lair
Step into the pounding heart of the jungle and the restless mind of an intrepid explorer In The Tiger s Lair reawakens a vanished world of peril, wonder, and discovery. Leo E. Miller s vivid adventure memoir chronicles a daring natural history expedition deep into South American wilds, where jungle exploration and Amazon rainforest journey collide with close animal encounters and the thrill of zoological discoveries. Miller s narrative moves from intimate sketches of biodiversity macaws, elusive cats, and riverine life to tense episodes of survival and friendship with local guides, all rendered in a voice at once lyrical and unflinchingly practical. Readers gain a compelling portrait of early 20th century travel: fieldwork days spent cataloguing species, nights around roaring campfires, and the colonial-era curiosity that drove biodiversity exploration. This edition, republished by Alpha Editions, restores a title long out of print for decades, bringing Miller s observations and sharp storytelling to today s readers. Carefully restored and annotated for modern audiences, this volume is more than a reprint it s a collector s item and a cultural treasure, preserving a crucial record of South American wildlife and natural history expedition lore for future generations. Ideal for fans of wildlife adventure, nature exploration, and classic adventure memoirs, In The Tiger s Lair bridges popular storytelling and scientific curiosity an essential addition for casual readers and classic literature collectors alike.
Hike And The Aeroplane
A skyward call to young explorers jump into the exhilarating world where curiosity and early aviation collide. Hike and the Aeroplane invites readers on an unforgettable aeroplane journey filled with wonder, courage, and the thrill of discovery. Written by Sinclair Lewis, this classic children's literature tale follows Hike, a brave youngster whose fascination with flight leads him into the heart of an aviation adventure. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century adventure, the story blends playful youthful daring with clear-eyed observations about technology, friendship, and growing up. Readers will relish episodes of daring takeoffs, mechanical marvels, and the emotional moments that make Hike s voyage feel both intimate and epic. Historically significant as a Sinclair Lewis book that captures the optimism and imagination surrounding early aviation history, this restored edition preserves the charm and voice that made it a favorite of past generations. Alpha Editions has lovingly brought this title back into print after decades of absence not a mere reprint but a cultural treasure meticulously restored for today s families, classroom shelves, and collectors of historical children's fiction. Perfect for fans of educational adventure storylines and aviation-themed books, Hike and the Aeroplane bridges entertainment and learning. Whether you re a casual reader, a parent seeking inspiring historical children's fiction, or a collector of classic children's literature, this edition is a must-have: a true collector s item celebrating adventure and discovery.
Trouble in Inchickery
In a land called Inchickery, there lived beautiful flying bugs that played by a little stream during the daytime. But at night, when no one was around, they turned into beautiful fairies that helped to make the forest grow. Each evening with just one wave of the wand, they could turn the nastiest weed into a beautiful flower, full of blossoms that were loved by everyone. Well, almost everyone! In the four areas of Inchickery, there lived all sorts of creatures, and some did not take kindly to the fairies going around making everything nice and pretty. "I HATE PRETTY!" Trollby the troll could be heard shouting each morning on seeing the forest all nice and clean. And he wasn't alone. The huggles and bugles, ogres, grumpy ground bugs and even more grumpy trolls than Trollby were heard to say, "I will have the squishy mud, the swarthy weeds, the sticky brambles, the stinging nettles, and the sinking swamps. Mark my words." First-time author Martin Carter grew up in Inchicore, a suburb of Dublin, Ireland. "My godson inspired me by asking me a question when he was only three years of age. We were walking in a local city park and passed by a little stream with lots of tiny little bugs milling around. My godson asked what the bugs were doing flying on top of the water. I told him they were not really bugs, and when no one was around, they would turn into magical woodland fairies. The seed was planted and the story grew." Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/MartinCarter
Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio MIDI Lined Hardcover Journal, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (Fairy Tale Collection)
The second release in our Fairy Tale Collection, this Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio design celebrates the beloved classic tale of a mischievous animated marionette who longs to be a real boy. Pinocchio enriches all who encounter its charming story of a boy's journey to fulfill his one true wish.Format: MidiSize: Width: 120mm (43/4") x Height: 180mm (7") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: LinedSpace between lines: 6.67mmLines Per Page: 21Page Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BlueGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: Custom-designed laid paperRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperFSC-certified text paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio Ultra Unlined Hardcover Journal, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (Fairy Tale Collection)
The second release in our Fairy Tale Collection, this Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio design celebrates the beloved classic tale of a mischievous animated marionette who longs to be a real boy. Pinocchio enriches all who encounter its charming story of a boy's journey to fulfill his one true wish.Format: UltraSize: Width: 175mm (63/4") x Height: 230mm (9") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: UnlinedPage Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BlueGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: Custom-designed laid paperRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperFSC-certified text paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio Ultra Lined Hardcover Journal, 144pg, 120gsm by Paperblanks (Fairy Tale Collection)
The second release in our Fairy Tale Collection, this Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio design celebrates the beloved classic tale of a mischievous animated marionette who longs to be a real boy. Pinocchio enriches all who encounter its charming story of a boy's journey to fulfill his one true wish.Format: UltraSize: Width: 175mm (63/4") x Height: 230mm (9") x Depth: 18mm (3/4")Interior: LinedSpace between lines: 8.11mmLines Per Page: 25Page Count: 144PagesClosure: Elastic BandColour: BlueGSM (paper weight): 120Binding Type: Smyth SewnCover: HardcoverEdge Printing: YesPouch Type: Memento PouchInterior Paper: Custom-designed laid paperRibbon Markers: 1100% recycled binder boardsDecorative printed cover paperFSC-certified text paperThreaded stitching and glue, as neededAcid-free sustainable forest paper
The Coins Across The Globe
Some coins are lost. Others refuse to be forgotten.Scattered across the world, five mysterious coins carry untold stories, ancient magic, and powerful secrets.The Pirate's Silver - A haunted ship, a restless captain, and a silver coin that binds a deadly curse.The Dragon's Last Gold - A treasure hoard, a forgotten promise, and a golden guardian's final test.The Pharaoh's Lost Coin - A reincarnated ruler, a cycle of betrayal, and a choice to break fate.The Curse of the Frozen Coin - A lost explorer, a storm that remembers, and a secret never meant to be found.The Coin That Speaks - A whisper from the past, a forgotten man, and a journey between worlds.From ghostly legends to forgotten tombs, from icy wastelands to dragon-guarded caverns, each coin pulls its seeker into a thrilling adventure filled with danger, discovery, and destiny.Some coins bring fortune. Some bring doom.But all of them have a story to tell.
The Retro Box
This action-packed 4-book boxed set takes YOU on over 160 adventures! Choose Your Own Adventure books-the 4th bestselling children's series of all time-are back and as much fun as you remember. Kids and adults agree, these are the books that get 9- to 12-year-olds reading. Explore winding paths through the past and future, search for the lost city of Atlantis in your very own submarine, blast off to the furthest reaches of the galaxy, and travel by hot air balloon across the forbidding dunes of the Sahara in this 4-book set boxed together in a nostalgic 80s-era gift box. Featuring exclusive editions of some of the most classic books in the Choose universe, The Retro Box includes: The Cave of Time by Edward PackardJourney Under The Sea by R. A. Montgomery Space and Beyond by R. A. Montgomery By Balloon to the Sahara by D. TermanA brand new poster
The Coins Across The Globe
Some coins are lost. Others refuse to be forgotten.Scattered across the world, five mysterious coins carry untold stories, ancient magic, and powerful secrets.The Pirate's Silver - A haunted ship, a restless captain, and a silver coin that binds a deadly curse.The Dragon's Last Gold - A treasure hoard, a forgotten promise, and a golden guardian's final test.The Pharaoh's Lost Coin - A reincarnated ruler, a cycle of betrayal, and a choice to break fate.The Curse of the Frozen Coin - A lost explorer, a storm that remembers, and a secret never meant to be found.The Coin That Speaks - A whisper from the past, a forgotten man, and a journey between worlds.From ghostly legends to forgotten tombs, from icy wastelands to dragon-guarded caverns, each coin pulls its seeker into a thrilling adventure filled with danger, discovery, and destiny.Some coins bring fortune. Some bring doom.But all of them have a story to tell.
Sticks n Stones & A Bag of Bones
Sticks n Stones may break your bones, but words can make your skin crawl. When your nightmares slink over into daylight or that scary story seems a little too real, does the prickle of fear make you squirm? Get ready to wriggle in dismay and delight! Sticks n Stones & a Bag of Bones is filled with short, scary stories and poems about ghosts, ghouls, monsters, and more! Written by Laurie Moran and Amber Newberry, and featuring delectably dreary illustrations by Linden Walker, it's perfect for reading around a campfire, at a sleepover, or with your family. Sticks n Stones will thrill and chill and give you the giggles and the shrieks!Created in Salem, Massachusetts by Sepulcher Press, the imprint of Die With Your Boots On
Ivy and Forest Rewrite the World
Fairy tale heroes and fantasy villains chase one another across the multiverse in this clever middle grade debut that sparkles with bookish magic and quick-witted humor. Ivy is an isolated, daydreaming girl in the "real" world. Forest is a scrawny, unlikely hero in Ivy's "pretend" story. Never the two shall meet . . . until Forest unexpectedly walks through a portal and finds himself in Ivy's queendom. All Forest wants to do is talk to the author of his story about a few edits to his character arc--he has no idea what kind of narrative stakes he is up against. As soon as Ivy and Forest try to rewrite Forest's story, the pair gets caught in an evil wizard's plot for world domination. They must travel through the multiverse of Ivy's imagination--along with a mishmash cast of abandoned characters, including junior superheroes, an intrepid Victorian girl detective, and even a rough draft version of Forest himself--to foil their dastardly foe. If they don't succeed in their heroic quest, each and every world (possibly even Ivy's own!) could be obliterated with just two short words: "The End." Each story splinters into the next in this brilliant spin on classic storytelling tropes that celebrates the power of imagination and creativity during uncertain times. Bursting with energy, Hannah West makes a fresh middle grade debut that is perfect for bookworms and kids with big imaginations. Features spot illustrations and a map of Ivy's multiverse destinations.
Children of Salik
Life's been tough for the Salikovic since their mother was hospitalised. Heartbroken and anxious about the sleepwalking escapades of their youngest brother (who is not a zombie!), the four kids and their father seek respite in nature. But the weekend at their grandparents' homestead on the edgelands of a Bosnian town turns into an adventure. They must rescue their cat and honeybees, adopt a storm orphan, and help their grandpa search for the greatest treasure of all. What keeps them going are the tales and trials of the most radiant human in the Universe. Retelling the unforgettable stories that Salko Omerbegovic originally wrote in Bosnian, the Children of Salik Series weaves together the lives of four siblings, a love for nature, and the stories that Muslim children, the world over, grow up with.
Petey Defends the Shore
One morning, Petey goes to the beach to play with friends, but finds a wounded group of animals in need of his help. After hearing their plight, Petey vows to help them. With the help of his local congressman, they take their case to the White House! 'Petey Defends the Shore' is an epic poem that contains themes of environmentalism, politics, compassion and kindness. More specific themes are: Nature; Environmentalism; Marine Biology; Geography; Political activism; Civics; Energy; Kindness and Compassion.
Surviving Summer Camp
Fans of Holes, Hatchet, or Restart will love this heart-pounding survival story about three brothers lost in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.An intermediate chapter book for preteen boys ages 8-12! Surviving Summer Camp: A Laugh-Out-Loud Wilderness Adventure for Ages 8-12Three brothers. One raging river. Zero snacks.Eddy had the perfect summer planned. No brothers. No responsibilities. No worries. Just comic books, video games, and all the junk food he could cram in his face.But one "tiny" mistake ruins everything.Now he's being shipped off to summer camp... with his bossy older brother (a know-it-all camp counselor) and his annoyingly cheerful younger brother. Bugs. Forest wildlife. Physical activities. Nope-this is Eddy's nightmare.And then it gets worse.When an overnight hike goes horribly wrong, the brothers get separated from the other campers and are lost deep in the wilderness. No map. No cell service. And worst of all-no snacks.To survive, Eddy will have to dig deep and become something he's never been before: A hero.Will they make it back alive... or kill each other trying?This fast-paced, funny survival story will have readers ages 8-12 hooked from page one.
Ocean: Board Book with Googly Eyes
Playful board books that bring animals to life with googly eyes!
Farm: Board Book with Googly Eyes
Playful board books that bring animals to life with googly eyes!
Dinosaur Friends: Shaped Board Book
These die-cut board books feature adorable animal characters, peekaboo heads, and playful stories.
Elephants Do Cry
Innocence, it is said, is a na簿ve and idealistic view of the world naturally occurring from a lack of experience. This was certainly true for Hugo, a young African forest elephant. He loved his family and the uncomplicated life he had as part of the herd into which he was born. Sheltered from the evil, pain, and suffering taking place in the fragile environment in which the herd lived, he was free to be curious and pursue his passion for all the beautiful things surrounding him.The herd's seasonal pilgrimage in search of food and water had Hugo full of anticipation. Unaware of the dangers that lurked outside his immediate environment, he saw the trek as one big adventure full of new and exciting experiences. This year he hoped would be no exception.Poaching was rife across the area the herd was traveling, and it had placed the forest elephant populations under serious threat. The adult elephants in the herd were well aware of what they faced on their trek as they had completed it so many times before. This year, however, they were not alone, and the journey's end was not a guarantee.
Nox Winters and the Stygian Serpent
The second book in a rich, eerie middle grade fantasy duology full of magic, monsters, and miles and miles of untamed forest, from Rochelle Hassan, author of The Prince of Nowhere. Perfect for fans of Over the Garden Wall and Serafina and the Black Cloak.After Nox's narrow escape from the Nightwood last fall, he had no intention of ever returning. It doesn't matter that he's a Keeper of Night, destined to guard and rule over the forest. He never wanted the title or the power; it wasn't his choice, so as far as he's concerned, it's not his problem.But when an old friend comes to Nox for help, he can't refuse. He agrees to go back to the Nightwood one more time, a decision that sends him on a harrowing journey into the mountains at the edge of the forest. There, he and his friends fall prey to a trickster deity of good fortune, whose games they must win if they want to survive. But victory may require Nox to do the one thing he swore he wouldn't--accept his magical inheritance and the responsibility that comes with it.Nox might be ready to put the Nightwood behind him. But the Nightwood isn't ready to let him go.
I Love You More: Layered Heart Board Book
Little ones will love to snuggle up and read this sweet rhyming story.
Farm Friends: Shaped Board Book
These die-cut board books feature adorable animal characters, peekaboo heads, and playful stories.
Tiny Touch Words: Tabbed Board Book
Tiny touches for tiny hands! Babies can touch the textures and lift the flaps while learning their first words!
Tiny Touch Farm: Tabbed Board Book
Tiny touches for tiny hands! Babies can touch the textures and lift the flaps while learning about farm animals!
Elephants Do Cry
Innocence, it is said, is a na簿ve and idealistic view of the world naturally occurring from a lack of experience. This was certainly true for Hugo, a young African forest elephant. He loved his family and the uncomplicated life he had as part of the herd into which he was born. Sheltered from the evil, pain, and suffering taking place in the fragile environment in which the herd lived, he was free to be curious and pursue his passion for all the beautiful things surrounding him.The herd's seasonal pilgrimage in search of food and water had Hugo full of anticipation. Unaware of the dangers that lurked outside his immediate environment, he saw the trek as one big adventure full of new and exciting experiences. This year he hoped would be no exception.Poaching was rife across the area the herd was traveling, and it had placed the forest elephant populations under serious threat. The adult elephants in the herd were well aware of what they faced on their trek as they had completed it so many times before. This year, however, they were not alone, and the journey's end was not a guarantee.
Cold Blood
Sel struggles to adjust to his new normal as an insidious new illness threatens Tremorglade in this edge-of-your-seat third book in the Bite Risk trilogy that's The Last Kids on Earth meets Stranger Things. Sometimes the cure is worse than the sickness, and the only thing that spreads faster than a fever is suspicion... Sel Archer and his friends just saved Tremorglade. Again. But Sel didn't walk away completely unscathed this time. Now he has exciting but dangerous new Ripper abilities to keep on a leash, just as clamors for a cure to the Rippocalypse begin to grow louder by the day. But when the hunt for a cure takes a dangerous turn, suddenly the Frozen Fever isn't just a myth. It's real...and it's spreading. Sel and his friends will have to act fast to stop it before it arrives in Tremorglade, and his new abilities just might be the answer. Not everyone agrees, though, and when the Town of the Turned turns on him, will anyone listen in time to be saved from transforming into something much worse than a Ripper?
Wild: Board Book with Googly Eyes
Playful board books that bring animals to life with googly eyes!
