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Book Introduction:Cat and Emily’s mother have gone. They haven’t left a trace behind. Not one clue of where they might be and while Emily tries to pretend that she doesn’t care, deep down it hurts that her own mother would rather run off with her step daughter than stay home with her real one. Af......[Read More]

Book Introduction:An endless, broiling summer bakes the deaders that roam the world. Veronica feels stuck in limbo while she waits for news that might bring an end to the nightmare that has overtaken their world. Between bashing heads and scavenging for what’s left, it’s all she can do to keep on going.......[Read More]

Book Introduction:n Counting Sheep, to help him drop off, one wakeful little lamb counts sheep - two sheep in a jeep, go to meet three sheep and Little Bo-peep, and so on. This whimsical rhyming tale helps teach youngsters their numbers. Children will love to stroke this adorable fuzzy book, which is beautifully il......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: My five-year-old son picked this book out from the library last week. This book is an adorable counting-backwards-in-rhyme-from-ten book. The rhyming is well done, and the illustrations are flat-out endearing, especially the sleeping sheep. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: Rocket the dog from Rocket learns to read and write is back to learn a few words in this easy to read format book by Tad Hills. The words on word tree aligns with the text and are given meaning from the story and illustrations. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: Useful guide for children doing book reports or just interested in where water comes from. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: This book has lovely illustrations and bright colors. It also lends a poetic voice to the science of water. But I don't understand why there are unpolished sentences like, "The water our Earth began with," or why the author makes words like "cave" possessive. Surely one ......[Read More]

Book Introduction: Total word count of all stories combine over 20,000. (Each Short Story/ 5000 words approximately)Book 1: Diary of a Zombie Detective: The Case of the Blown Up CreeperTo protect and serve all . . . including monsters?In Ashley Witty‘s adventure story—The Case of the Blown Up Creeper: M......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Are you looking for a children's book that is highly entertaining, educational, stories to stir the imagination? This children's storybook has it all – great for early readers!“Fully illustrated eBook, for ages 3-8”Read it FREE as part of your PRIME or Kindle Unlimited membershi......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Rocket, the beloved dog from the New York Times bestselling picture books How Rocket Learned to Read and Rocket Writes a Story, is back in a Step 1 leveled reader. Rocket is ready to find new words for his word tree with his teacher, the little yellow bird. He finds a leaf, a hat, and a star . . . b......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: A really fun, self-published account of the author's 7 months living in the boonies of New Zealand, narrated by the caravan he lives in (I promise this narrative decision actually works really well) and interspersed with his own personal diary entries. As enjoyable as th......[Read More]

Book Introduction:With more than 10 million books sold, bestselling author Dan Gutman's My Weird School series really gets kids reading!Three holiday books in one great box!For A.J. and the gang from Ella Mentry School, the holiday season is nothing short of wacky! From a Spanish teacher who is hanging mistletoe ever......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: This is a fun read... but may be better for a middle school aged reader. [Read More]

Book Introduction:Highlights continues the Write-On Wipe-Off series with two new books featuring favorite puzzles designed to be enjoyed over and over again. That’s Silly!™ is based on a popular Highlights High Five feature and offers more than 100 silly things to look at and circle. Specially created com......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: I won this book from a Good Reads Giveaway. It is very detailed and informative. I like that the main pilot is female but as a story, I'm not sure if it would hold a child's attention unless they really love airplanes. [Read More]

Book Introduction:Whit and Eugene are far away from Whit’s End! In this new adventure, they meet a local pastor in South Korea whose home is overflowing with children. What on earth is going on? Why are women abandoning their babies? And how can Whit and Eugene help? Based on the amazing true story of Pastor L......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Just read this with my son. He enjoyed it. It is whimsical and fun. I liked the email letter format of the book. It helps reinforce dates and helps teach email composition in an interesting way. It is an easy access story for kids who are starting to read chapter books. ......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: The love affair with this series continues in our household. My children continue to beg me for more. I don't mind, because this author is seriously brilliant and somehow manages to keep me as entertained as my children. [Read More]

Latest Reviews:Using one or two colorful pages each, this book does indeed detail 101 different activities and accomplishments for kids to master. The variety is huge and ranges from inventing a super-secret handshake, to making rock candy, to becoming a mad scientist. While one or two pages may not always be enou......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Nothing stimulates the mind more than engagement. Danger Keep Off: Password Journal Boys is designed to do just that. Thoughts, wishes, secrets and favorite websites can be recorded in this special journal. Children are encouraged to write, draw and day dream on paper in their very own journal. By ......[Read More]