In this colorful, playful presentation of how letters and words can empower, a delightful rabbit character demonstrates the magic that letters can make.
Young Maddy has wild and crazy red hair. She won't give up as she tries again and again to figure out what do to with her wild mane! Young readers will enjoy the funny illustrations as Maddy learns that her crazy hair is pretty amazing after all. With easy-to-read font, children will have an enjoyable reading experience with this colorful, entertaining book.
A little girl imagines what her day would be like if she were Madam President. With deadpan wit and hilarious illustrations, Lane Smith introduces readers to an unforgettable new character. Narrated by Anna Chiodo, with music by Scotty Huff and Robert Reynolds. Directed by Pete List.
Read and discover all about machines in the past and today. When did people invent the wheel? What is a nanobot? Read and discover more about the world! This series of non-fiction readers provides interesting and educational content, with activities and project work.An Oxford Press Audio production.
Raise your hand if you have ever felt embarrassed, guilty, awkward, or uncomfortable talking to someone about money? I know my hand is raised! We live in a society where money is placed alongside politics and religion when it comes to the level of appropriateness to bring up in conversation. This is why many adults report feeling shame or embarrassment around their finances, and don't ask questions or seek help when they don't understand something or need help.
M is for Money is changing that narrative by helping the part of our population who have not yet absorbed these societal practices and are open to new ideas... Kids! Home and school are where the majority of a child's beliefs and values are formed, and books play a large part in that process. M is for Money is an ABC's of money book which introduces 3-8 year-old children to age-appropriate money words and normalizes conversations about money between family and friends.
Lydia and Lucy thought they were about to start a fun Easter egg hunt. But they are about to meet a big surprise: the Easter Bunny has disappeared! No more searching for eggs, this spring we are searching for bunnies!Lydia and Lucy set on a mission to find it with the help of Crystal and Emerald, their Unicorn and Pegasus friends. They will travel to the Land of Magic, meet the evil Sugar WIzard and make friends with the bees.Join them on their Easter Bunny adventure!Lydia and the Unicorns is a series of chapter books for kids, ideal to read as bedtime stories or for children who can read on their own. These chapter books are apt for 1st and 2nd graders, and for older children as well.Enjoy this spring tale featuring Lydia, Lucy and the Unicorns!Other titles in the series:Lydia and the Unicorns Save Christmas.
Greg had started looking around the cafeteria, and everywhere he looked, he saw quarters. He saw kids trading quarters for ice cream sandwiches and cupcakes and cookies at the dessert table. He saw kids over at the school store trading quarters for neon pens and sparkly pencils, and for the little decorations like rubber soccer balls and plastic butterflies to stick onto the ends of those new pencils…. There were quarters all over the place, buckets of them.
At that moment Greg’s view of school changed completely and forever. School had suddenly become the most interesting place on the planet. Because young Greg Kenton had decided that school would be an excellent place to make his fortune.
From the Compact Disc edition.
Lulu the witch girl is a little nervous about her first day of school, but she heads off with her broom and Dracula lunch box. She immediately loves her new teacher, Miss Slime, especially her wart. Lulu’s first flying lesson around the cemetery goes great!
There’s only one thing she doesn’t like about witch school—curly-haired Sandy Witch, who seems to do everything better than Lulu.
Funny, spooky Lulu Goes to Witch School is a Level Two I Can Read book, geared for kids who read on their own, but still need a little help. Perfect for back to school and Halloween!
It's just not fair! No matter what a mess she makes, nobody ever gets mad at Witch Baby. Nobody except Lulu Witch, who cooks a magic brew that makes her baby sister disappear.
But then she begins to worry that Mama Witch will get mad—very mad. Can Lulu wish Witch Baby back? Beginning readers will love this classic tale from Fancy Nancy author Jane O'Connor about children learning to welcome new siblings.
With plenty of humor and witchy magic, Lulu and the Witch Baby is a level two I Can Read book, perfect for kids who read on their own but still need a little help.
