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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...

THE SOCIAL SKILLS EVERY TEEN NEEDS… BUT ALMOST NOBODY IS EVER TAUGHT.Is your teenager shy around new people, nervous about starting conversations, or struggling to make genuine friends?Do they overthink what to say, avoid speaking up in groups, or wish they felt more confident in social situations?The truth is, school teaches math, science, and history, but it rarely teaches one of the most important skills for success in life.How to communicate with confidence, build meaningful friendships, and connect with people.The...

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...

Growing up is full of new experiences, from navigating tricky friendships to handling overwhelming homework, and sometimes, it can leave you feeling frustrated or angry.What if you could see your emotions as THINGS? Like a little Anger Spot that pops up when things don't go your way, or when your feelings get big and overwhelming?In this book, you'll discover how to recognize your Anger Spot, understand why it appears, and learn simple tools to shrink it when things get tough....

A beach pup meets big Texas farm life.Tug loves his laid back island days on Naples Island, in Long Beach, California, but his heart is always with his brother, Tank. When Tug finally gets the chance to visit Tank in Dallas, he discovers that Texas feels like a whole new planet, in the best way.Tank lives on Liberty Ridge Farm, where mornings start early and every day is full of important work, and even more fun. As Tug tags along,...

When Bella Blake gains a place at a prestigious performing arts school through her fathers connections, she has to outshine social-media-star Lucy, and overcome self doubt, to find her own path to become a professional actress that may not look the same as others.A middle grade contemporary fiction novel.

Children need to feel confident and content within themselves, whether male or female.With that confidence, they are able to develop relationships and strengthen their self-esteem through play while developing new skills daily. Praising a child's effects along the way creates a positive environment for them to learn and grow at their own pace. The world can be confusing for children, especially now with school teachings and the world questioning gender.As Christians, we know that God makes no mistakes, and we...

Escape to Narnia in this thrilling adventure from C.S. Lewis’s beloved Chronicles of Narnia series. The Horse and His Boy follows Shasta, a poor boy raised in the land of Calormen, and Bree, a talking warhorse who longs for freedom. When the two discover they share the same dream of reaching Narnia, they risk everything on a daring escape across deserts, mountains, and hostile lands.Chased by enemies and tested by danger, Shasta and Bree’s journey becomes more than a flight...

What happens when the one who helps everyone… forgets to help themselves?Helia keeps the skies calm. She guides the winds and steadies the clouds. But when everything begins to drift out of place, no matter how hard she tries, it just won’t stay calm.When Griffin arrives, they notice something Helia has forgotten. Even those who help others need help too.With a quiet pause and a gentle breath, Helia begins to discover that calm isn’t something you carry alone. It’s something...