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When Ruby hears a surprising rumor at school, she suddenly refuses to eat purple potatoes. But is there more to the story than she thinks? In this delightfully illustrated picture book, readers follow Ruby and her dad as they navigate picky eating, playful imagination, and a very curious claim. When the friend who started the rumor comes over for dinner, the truth begins to unfold-but a Halloween night surprise leaves Ruby wondering if the story might not be entirely fiction after all. Blending humor, imagination, and a touch of spooky fun, this story also introduces young readers to the nutritional...

An imaginative follow-up to I Wish I Had a Dragon with Marshmallows from the author of the Little Spot of Feelings series!It all started when I wanted to play outside...When a little boy wishes that he had a polar bear to bring him ice cream, he couldn't have known that the wish would come true! But what happens when the polar bear brings more ice cream than he could ever eat?Kids will love this adorable story about ice cream, polar bears, and the power of imagination and play!

Apollo, the rescue cat has had a hard life – until recently. He has found his forever home and has plenty of food to eat, lots of cuddles from his humans and cozy places to sleep. His humans have done something strange though: they have brought a tree into the house and covered it with shiny, glittering things that Apollo would love to play with! When a man comes down the chimney, Apollo is not scared – and soon Santa Claus tells him all about Christmas and how he delivers presents to every girl and boy in the world… But...

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.

Star the cat is visiting New York City for the first time and can’t wait to see the sights! From the towering buildings to the bustling streets, everything is new and exciting.But when Star meets a lost kitten named Jet, her adventure truly begins. She explores the city, visits the Natural History Museum, and even rides the ferry to see the Statue of Liberty. Along the way, Star learns about kindness and compassion, helping animals in need and making new friends.Just as Star thinks her day can’t get any more amazing, she discovers a mysterious cat lurking in the shadows...

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 as one giant dumb cluck?

He's small.He's opinionated.And he has exactly one food group: milk.Then his big sister showed up with an apple.I Only Drink Milk... What Are THESE? is a laugh-out-loud picture book following one very skeptical baby on his first encounter with fruit. Featuring minimalist illustrations, dry baby humour, and a big sister who really should have known better.Perfect for baby showers, first birthdays, and every parent who has lost a mealtime negotiation.Written by The Curious Dot. Inspired by Hannah. Dedicated to Nolan.Milk: still a 10/10.

MY ABC Book: Rhymes and Farm Friends introduces young readers to the alphabet through fun, farm-themed rhymes. From "Aa is for apple" to "Zz is for zucchini," each letter features a new word and playful rhythm. With bright colors, real photos, picture clues, and a picture dictionary, this book helps children learn new words. Ideal for independent readers ages 6-7 or as a fun read-aloud for younger children, it features engaging text and predictable patterns that build literacy confidence. It has a Lexile range of 210L-400L and an ATOS level of 2.57.

Pack your bags—the Sissies are going on vacation! And big sissy can’t wait to show little sissy all the fun things to do, from swimming and building sandcastles to hiking and dancing. Join the Sissies as they visit the sea, the mountains, and Mexico. This charming picture book celebrate the magical relationship that only sisters share.

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) How a trunk with 40,000 muscles works as a nose, a cup, a shower, and a hand Why an elephant...