Genres : 60-150 Pages

Liyah is back with another adventure!Walking Through the Ocean is the third book in the Adventures With Liyah series. With a seriescreated to encourage adventure, being open minded to new things, and learning…in this“underwater” adventure Liyah explores ocean life, learns how to pronounce new words, and iswowed by water displays and performances. This short story is fun, playful, insightful, and willspark a good time.

A short story set after book one in the Toby Bean world"A sparklingly funny tale bursting with magic and the best kind of mayhem." Jenny Pearson, authorNo one knows witches exist, and Toby is desperate to keep it that way. The last thing he and his mum need is more trouble on their doorstep. But Witch Bumble's flying dog has escaped, and the town warden will soon have him in her clutches.When the spell to rescue the bird-dog goes haywire,...

A trip to Kenya becomes the adventure that changes everything. Eleven-year-old Nairobi is excited to visit Kenya, the country where her parents were born. She cannot wait to meet her cousin Keturah, see wild animals, and explore a place she has only heard about in family stories. But from the moment the trip begins, Nairobi has a problem she cannot shake. She wants a phone. Her mom says no. Then Nairobi meets Keturah, who not only has a phone, but...

What If Every “Why?” Became the Beginning of a New Discovery?Children don't ask questions because they want a lesson.They ask because the world is new, fascinating, and full of things they want to understand.Why does the moon follow us?How do birds know where to fly?What makes a rainbow appear?Why do we have fingerprints?Where does a puddle go after the sun comes out?100,000 Whys Book for Toddlers is an invitation to explore those questions together—with real answers written for curious young...

Mari-chan is a sweet, brave six-year-old who loves to play with her best friend, a magical stuffed bunny named Roboto Bunny. When her rock-climbing dad goes missing in an avalanche in faraway Antarctica, Mari-chan is heartbroken—until Roboto Bunny reveals a secret passage in her closet that leads to a tunnel to the Underworld and a magic tree with doors that can take her anywhere…even to Daddy. But there’s a catch: the tunnels are too small for a big girl, so...

Ever been invited to dinner only to find out, you’re the main course? That’s sort of what happened to twelve year old Haley.Haley is a so-so scholar unlike her science fair winning, cheerleading, flute playing sister, Hannah. She is also a procrastinator who stinks at the violin.Life gets a little better for Haley when she becomes acquainted with Juniper Hagglesworth - language arts teacher by day, fairy godmother by night. Ms. Hagglesworth helps Haley get out of a few jams,...

A middle‑grade hero with a beat worth fighting for. Jackson Patterson drums like no one else at Jefferson Middle School—but when the school board threatens to cut the music program, he refuses to let the rhythm die. With help from his best friends, Pixie and Diesel, Jackson discovers courage he didn’t know he had… and a voice he thought he’d lost. A heartfelt story about friendship and the power of music.

Cornelius just wanted to earn some quick cash. How hard could it be to chicken‑sit his aunt’s constipated hen – a bird who’s never worked out how to lay an egg? Instead, Cornelius ends up in a bubbling hot tub of trouble involving high‑tech security, a possible operation involving a meat cleaver, and a romantic rooster who thinks he’s Romeo and God’s gift to chickens. Can Cornelius escape this feather‑brained body‑switch disaster, or is he destined to be remembered forever...

When the Spanish flu reaches the English village of Keswick, the town’s pastor, John Carter, is stretched thin between prayers, burials, and the small mercies that keep neighbors alive. In the farmhouse barn, an unlikely leader emerges: Albert, a retired seabird who’s traded ocean winds for hay-sweet rafters. With Mother Shrew and her nurses, quick-witted Virgil (a “flying” squirrel), and Iris with her red-tufted forest archers, the barn organizes to care for the fevered—and defend itself from Phlegm, a brutal...

Why don't skeletons fight each other? They don't have the guts. Q: What did the left eye say to the right eye? A: "Between you and me, something smells!"SNAZZY FACT: A sneeze travels out of your mouth at 100 miles per hour. That's faster than a cheetah running! Whoa.Welcome to LAUGH YOUR BRAINS OUT!; the joke book kids ages 7-10 actually want to read.Packed with hilarious jokes, brain-twisting riddles, gross-out fun, and "Snazzy Facts" trivia, they'll repeat for weeks. This...