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Why are an African elephant's ears shaped like Africa? Your child is going to ask. Nana has the answer, and about forty more like it. Nana Knows Elephants is a photo-illustrated introduction to the largest land animal on earth, written in plain language a young reader can actually follow, and short enough to finish in one sitting at bedtime. Inside, your child will find out: What makes an elephant a mammal, and which other animals share that club (including them)...

Sometimes…In a whimsical rhyme,An unlikely pair,With feelings to share,Open their hearts and their eyes,To find a delightful surprise.The Buzz and the Fuzz is a heartwarming and humorous picture book about an unlikely friendship between a thoughtful Bear and a plucky little Bee who meet under less-than-happy circumstances. What begins with buzzing frustration and furry annoyance soon unfolds into a charming woodland adventure filled with laughter, discovery, kindness, and unexpected connection.Written in light rhyme and a lyrical rhythm that begs to...

Welcome back to Ema Gin – A Nation of Snigglysnoos, the magical land where imagination takes shape, colours come alive, and every Snigglysnoos paints, writes, and creates with their wonderful brush‑hands.Each year, the Snigglysnoos celebrate World Book Day with a grand festival of stories, poems, painted verses, and creative wonders. But this year, disaster strikes.The mischievous Naughty Nifnogglin swoops in from Outatownville on his whirring Kiteblowing Automobill and steals every single story in the land.With only hours before the celebration...

"Bunnies: Big and Small" welcomes you to discover the delightful world of adorable bunnies in this lively children's book, perfect for independent reading. This story features rhyme, colours, and counting. It offers an engaging learning adventure with real bunny pictures. Recommended for independent readers aged 6-7 by Lexile and ATOS, it's also captivating for younger children who adore animals. Whether it's Easter, bedtime, or any time of day, dive into the charming realm of bunnies. The "Wild Acres Farm Series,"...

Fall: Colours and Squirrels welcomes you on a fun autumn adventure! Enjoy the season with colourful leaves, apples, pumpkins, and cute squirrels. This delightful book has simple repeated text, fun photo-to-text matching, a picture dictionary, and cool squirrel facts. It's great for kids ages 4-6 to read independently and offers interactive fun for younger children. Snuggle up and explore this colourful, educational autumn story! "With its high-quality photography, accessible storytelling, and the undeniable charm of its squirrel characters, this book...

Five cousins are playing on the lawn at Nana and Papa’s house by the lake. They are discussing where they want to go on their next vacation. They have too many ideas and cannot agree. Papa introduces them to his friend Boobis who helps them work together and decide. Scaled for children from my first business book chapter on Collaborative Thinking and Consensus Decision Making.

If your kids get too upset over little things, don't worry... The Best Worst Day Ever will have them turning the negatives into positives everywhere they go. Finally... A "Teacher Approved" story about: A normally happy little girl who is having a day full of ups and downs. As each "awful" event leads to something amazing, she wonders if today has been the worst day ever, or the best day ever. A combination of FUN, Prediction Practice, and a Great...

Meet Tito, a cheeky capybara with chubby cheeks and webbed toes. With his shiny fur and bold personality, Tito thinks he is king of the swamp. However, when a giant green crocodile slides into the swamp, it tests Tito’s confident personality. Beto, the wise heron, warns Tito to be careful. Even so, Tito doesn’t listen. Tito quickly learns that sometimes, listening is the best choice of all.

When a schoolyard rumor spreads that an eight-foot-tall Bigfoot is lurking in the Tangled Woods, ten-year-old Susan doesn't think much of it—until her chubby, pizza-loving pal, Mr. Raccoon, goes missing. Worried for her furry friend, Susan snaps her denim jacket shut, activates "Expedition Mode" on her high-tech AI smartwatch, Chirp, and heads deep into the forest shadows to investigate.

Do rocks grow? What shapes are they? How do they change? Learn more about rocks and geology with this delightful picture book!This book beautifully balances imagination and scientific accuracy, while the detailed illustrations show a brilliant assortment of rocks, minerals, and fossils.Can a Rock Grow? is a fun, fact-filled tool for educators, libraries, and families. It introduces young readers to the rock cycle and other Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) concepts. Plus, it also encourages children to explore, expand their...