Imagine a farm where a chicken and duck who go on adventures together.
They are full of courage, curosity, and a little bit of mischievousness.
It's Roger is a chicken and Barry the Duck learning a valuable lesson in each adventure.
Savannah is lucky. The daughter of upper-class African-American parents in Washington D.C. in 1919, she lives luxuriously, with an elite education and her pick of the young men in her set. But lately the structure of her society-the croquet games, the Sunday teas, the pretentiousness-has felt suffocating. When she meets a young man from the working class named Lloyd, Savannah has a chance to see how the "other half" lives. Saddened by their situation, she is motivated to make a true difference. But suffragist lectures and socialist meetings are a radical interest for a young girl from society, and Savannah must find a way-her way-to change the world. Deeply relevant and emotionally resonant for a modern audience, this searing story reveals a girl becoming a woman in a world on the brink of sweeping change.
A sweet bedtime story from the award-winning author Nikki Grimes about a mother, her little boy, and their imagination-fueled and animal filled journey to get to sleep.
It's bedtime. But Mommy's little one is not sleepy.
He growls like a bear, he questions like an owl, he tosses his mane like a lion. He hunts for water like a sly wolf, and hides like a snake.
Mommy needs to wrangle her sweet creature for sleep in this endearing and imagination-fueled journey to bedtime, from Children's Literature Legacy Awardwinning author Nikki Grimes and acclaimed illustrator Elizabeth Zunon.
Inspired by the true story of a girl who lived in the library, Kristen O'Donnell Tubb's The Story Seeker continues The Story Collector series with a heartwarming middle grade mystery that captures the illustrious New York Public Library during the roaring 20's.
Twelve-year-old Viviani Fedeler, proud resident of the New York Public Library, has her sights set on becoming a star reporter. She’s thrilled when Miss Hutch announces a story contest where the winner gets their essay printed in the New York Times!
But then Viviani gets her first-ever case of writer’s block. As she struggles to find inspiration, the library is hit with a strange mystery involving overdue books, secret messages, and perhaps a spy lurking among the shelves...Will Viviani be able to crack the code and find the perfect story worthy of a byline?
Elly Elephant’s First Day is a story for young children to enjoy at bedtime written in rhyme. The story’s beautiful colorful illustrations are sure to thrill young readers of all ages.
Elly Elephant has recently been born and is looking forward to exploring her incredible world. Her mother has told her that she must wait until she’s a little older, but Elly can’t wait. She explores the world on her own, learning and meeting other animals along the way.
Young children will identify with Elly as she experiences things for the first time. Parents and teachers can also employ the story featured in Elly Elephant’s First Day to teach children about what it’s like to be the new arrival, making new friends, gaining self-confidence, and learning and growing from their early experiences.
Elly Elephant’s First Day is designed for bedtime reading with younger children. However, older children will also enjoy this wonderful book on their own and be thoroughly entertained with Elly’s adventures.
Elly Elephant’s New Brother is a rhyming bedtime story for young children. The book’s beautiful colorful illustrations are sure to be enjoyed by young readers of all ages.
Elly Elephant has been looking forward to her new brother’s arrival. However, when the baby arrives, Elly is jealous that her parents no longer have any time for her. She decides to run away, until her friends explain that siblings can be great friends and playmates and that she shouldn’t be jealous of the new baby.
Young readers will identify with Elly as she experiences the arrival of a new sibling and a significant change in her family dynamic. Parents and teachers can also use the story featured in Elly Elephant’s New Brother to teach children about what it’s like to have a new brother or sister and adjust to their new circumstances at home.
Elly Elephant’s New Brother is designed for bedtime reading with younger children. However, older children will also enjoy this delightful book on their own and be entertained with Elly’s story.
Lilly and Her UNICORN doll
Book 1 : LOVE AND HELPFULNESS
Lilly is a little girl with a very active imagination.
Her best friend is her Unicorn Doll that has magical powers, and only Lilly knows about it.
Lilly doesn’t show any love for her younger sister Mia and she refuses to share her toys with Mia.
The Unicorn Doll takes Lilly on a magical journey to a castle where she sees princesses playing with wonderful toys.
Lilly is excited because she loves toys!
But, will Lilly get to play with the princesses' toys?
Meow Meow and Sunny head into Sky City with Grandma for a day out. After a lovely lunch, they set out to play. But can they keep up with Grandma?How can oyu still be so active when you're as old as Grnadma? Well, you need to be active now. Talk about putting down the iPad, turning off the TV and getting away from YouTube on a good old-fashioned day out with great food and adventure.
Meow Meow stories are simple, fun stories of friendship, happiness, and childhood. We believe that kids who grow up surrounded by books are happy kids. Nothing can beat the feeling of curling up with a good book. That’s why we’ve made the entire collection of Meow Meow stories available at an affordable price. Perfect short bedtime stories, something to pass the time in the car, or great practice for little growing readers, Meow Meow captures the joy and freedom of youth.
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A puppet maker named Geppetto carved a boy puppet and named him Pinocchio. Pinocchio runs away and has a series of adventures. Every time he tells a lie his nose grows longer. He eventually falls into the hands of Professor Fire-Eater who sees the value of a puppet without strings. Pinocchio just wants to be a real boy and eventually his dream comes true and he is reunited with Geppetto.
What if you could create the greatest adventure while your child stays independently glued to one spot because they get lost in their imaginary world?
The #1 way to keep your child busy without running back and forth between the swingset and the slide is by handing your little one an attention-grabbing illustration book.
And what if this book doesn´t only keeps your child busy but also serves as an effective learning tool?
Did you know that picture books for children:
- increases their self-confidence,
- strengthen visual thinking,
- and improves their listening skills?
Delightful stories with captivating illustrations trigger your child´s imagination and spirit. They eagerly turn the page to see what comes next while you get a nice break.
“Elly Elephant Gets Lost” explores the situation of an adventurous elephant that goes a little too far and gets lost. It draws in your child with adventure while imparting important messages. The protagonist, Elly introduces core concepts that help reinforce fundamental values. And it gives them a compass when they find themselves in a new situation.
In “Elly Elephant Gets Lost,” your child will experience:
- A relatable adventure of a young elephant
- Fun animals, children love and identify with
- Colorful, playful images to delight your child
- Engaging narration and dialog that's short and easy to read/understand for young children between the ages of 2 and 5
- Value-driven, learning lessons
The Elly Elephant’s series is a light-hearted, enjoyable illustration book meant to engage and entertain young children, while also providing valuable lessons to take away for real-life situations. With adorable characters and colorful drawings, it will be nearly impossible for your child to turn his or her attention away from the storyline.
Your child will be able to tune in to the life of Elly Elephant and follow her through tough times, along with how she solves these problems. From reading stories about Elly’s first day to getting lost in the wild, your child will be eager to flip the pages to find out what happens next.
In “Elly Elephant’s”, your child will experience:
- Vibrant, engaging pictures that will make them giggle and smile
- 4 different stories about Elly Elephant, her family, and her animal friends, all in one place
- Catchy rhymes to enhance the story’s adventurous plot
- Valuable life-lessons easily applicable to real-world situations
- Short and sweet narrations meant for children ages 2 to 5
The market is filled with children’s books, but the most valuable children’s books are the ones with a balance of:
A. Attention-grabbing characters
B.Colorful pictures
C. Relatable messages
And the one thing to never be forgotten…
D. A dash of silliness to bind it all together
In this book, “Elly Elephant’s Trunk,” a playful young elephant named Elly is not content with being a kid, and using her trunk to just drink, and play with water. She wants to pick leaves off the tops of the trees like the grownup elephants in her community.
By reading this book to your child, they will learn to respect their elders, and get the life lesson that all good things come to those who work hard, and are patient. Best of all, they will get the benefit of all this goodness while enjoying a fun story.
The #1 way to keep your child interested, and engaged in learning anything is through illustrated storybooks. Picture books for children can:
- increase their self-confidence,
- strengthen their visual thinking,
- and improve their listening skills
Delightful stories like “Elly Elephant’s Trunk” with captivating illustrations trigger your child´s imagination and spirit. They eagerly turn the page to see what comes next while you get a more well-rounded child.
In “Elly Elephant’s Trunk,” your child will experience:
- A relatable adventure of a young elephant
- Fun animals, children love and identify with
- Colorful, playful images to delight your child
- Engaging narration and dialog that's short and easy to read/understand for young children between the ages of 2 and 5
- Value-driven, learning lessons
