Not all heroes wear capes! Some wear Spider-Man PJ’s! This is the story of one such hero, a boy named Owen. When all of the boys and girls in the park mysteriously lose their balls, Owen must figure out why. Who can help him? How can he get the balls back from a mysterious tree that buzzes?
Cecily is having trouble sleeping because of the strange mark on her calendar. It shows that tomorrow is OPPOSITE DAY!
A joyful but unusual day unfolds when she has to take over running the household because her parents won’t get out of bed. This challenges her to take charge of the family through the end of the day. She must overcome obstacles such as mis-behaving animals, getting dressed with clothes that won’t “match”, and a day at school unlike one that she’s ever had!?!
Would you like your child to learn how to pray? This sweet and simple Christian prayer book from first time author, Owen Amadin, is the perfect tool . B.B.’s Prayer highlights the loving relationship between a parent and child while introducing yours to the daily habit of saying a morning prayer.
Ava is bright, brave and always ready to learn! When she sees her mom in need, she quickly comes to the rescue and makes her family proud. Get ready to enjoy this family story of a little hero!
Author, Dr. Breyanna Grays, is a talented neurologist using her brain power to educate children about the field of neurology. Ava Saves The Day teaches children the importance of recognizing and responding to a medical emergency. This is the perfect addition to your home or school library!
Explore the thrilling adventures of OUR MAGICAL PLANET!
A page-turning chapter book for children aged 6-9
OUR MAGICAL PLANET: TWO STORIES, ONE BOOK
My Friends and I is a one-of-a-kind, fun, interactive, timeless memory book for children ages 5-12. The beautifully illustrated book in soft pastel colors captures memories of the young book owners, their friends, classmates, teachers, coaches, family members, or any other person in their lives.
Once the little book owners have filled out the first three pages themselves, the book travels from friend to friend, who will answer questions like: What is your favorite food? What do you like to do in your free time? What songs do you like to listen to? What books do you like to read? What do you want to be when you grow up?
A picture box allows them to insert a picture of themselves or to draw a picture of their own.
Young Detective’ is a collection of a dozen mystery stories. At the end of each story there is a question for the readers. The answer to this question solves the mystery. Every child is a detective since they always ask the 5 W’s (when, what, who, why, where). The 5 W’s are the basic questions of a detective. These questions develop the curiosity of a child which in turn helps them to acquire knowledge. It is the job of the parents and teachers to arouse this curiosity for learning to take place. The author Sumita Bose has written the stories and many more in this book for intellectual stimulation.
Somewhere in the bosque, in the open spaces near the Rio Grande, lives a covey of quail . . .
The flamboyant Federico loves the spotlight, and frequently regales the covey with his exaggerated tales of daring. In this episode, Federico captures the attention of his audience with an inflated story of his bravery on the Rio Grande. Without warning, he is interrupted by the announcement of ripe hackberries. Left without an audience, Federico stomps off and accidentally stumbles onto something that might recapture his friends’ attention—well maybe. What he finds might teach him that truth can be incredible on its own. He just needs to convince his friends he’s not exaggerating.
Pawsatively Different is a children’s book about a group of canine friends playing at the park. When they see another dog playing alone, they take it upon themselves to invite the other dog so they don’t feel left out and alone. This book is about inclusion and emphasizes that even though people may be different and look differently, we need to make sure to inclde them so they don’t feel isolated. Everyone deserves a chance to have friends and to be accepted for who they are, despite their differences.
Sweet Mojo Bro loves to help, but he gets into a lot of trouble doing it. He keeps on trying though, and he is loved for it. Do you know a doggie like Mojo Bro?