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  • The Adventures of Bob and Babe

    by William Turner
    Bob is a fun-loving little goat. He was smaller and a different color than the other goats, so he was bullied and shunned. Bob escapes from the farm. However, he is clueless about the outside world, and his curiosity leads him to constant trouble. His life changes when he meets Babe, a wise, old wolf dog. Bob wants to find a family who will love and respect him, while Babe is searching for her lost owner. The story shifts to the Lopez family who want to escape from discrimination in rural Sout... more

  • A Contradiction to His Pride

    by Leanne W. Smith
    James Parker charms women. He’s done it all his life. And he knows exactly how he’s going to charm Corrine Baldwyn; but then the bank is robbed. Now her heart lies as shattered as the red stains spilled around her in the snow…blood spilled from James’s hands.

  • Amazing Annabelle Martin Luther King Jr Day

    by Linda Taylor
    As the month of January begins, Mrs. Mitchell introduces her class to the great civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through discussions and media. Mrs. Phillips, the drama teacher created a short skit about a historic event during the Civil Rights Movement that involved Dr. King and Rosa Parks. As the students recreate the skit, it sparks a deeper conversation about the Civil Rights Movement, segregation and the different mindsets that existed during that period. This book provides yo... more

  • Amazing Annabelle December Holidays

    by Linda Taylor
    It's the month of December and Annabelle Copeland, along with her fellow Melville Elementary students, discover the importance of three major holiday celebrations: Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas. During their individual class celebrations of each holiday, they highlight important points for discussion. This book teaches kids that it's important to appreciate the cultural significance of all holidays and have respect for them.

  • Amazing Annabelle Thank You Veterans

    by Linda Taylor
    During a Social Studies activity, Annabelle Copeland is paired with fellow student, Victoria who's a little boastful and conceited. On two occasions Annabelle sees an unpleasant side of Victoria as she makes inappropriate comments. Can Annabelle help her? When they go on a field trip to interview some retired veterans, Annabelle learns an important fact about Victoria. Can Annabelle help her learn to deal with it? Annabelle learns that you shouldn't judge others who may be struggling with diffic... more

  • Amazing Annabelle and the Apple Celebration

    by Linda Taylor
    Annabelle Copeland is excited about the new school year. She wants to be the very best at everything she sets out to accomplish. Mrs. Mitchell, her 3rd grade teacher, gives their class an apple research project to work on in class with small groups of classmates. To her surprise, Annabelle is teamed up with Sally who has been mean to her in the past and has teased her endlessly. Although Annabelle tries to step up to the challenge, Sally makes her uneasy and frustrated in the group. This book te... more

  • Sofie at Dance

    by Suzan Johnson
    This is a story of a girl name Sofie, who doesn?t want to take ballet. She soon realizes though that she likes it and with the help of her friend Chloe she does quite well. When a chance comes along to be the prima ballerina in the next recital, Sofie is torn because she has to compete against her best friend Chloe. Who will win? Will the girls be friends in the end?

  • The First Escape

    by Helaine Fiedler
    Grandpa is home alone when a thunderstorm strikes. Will he get the chickens to a safe place? Looks like Grandpa is going to need some help. Will HELP come in time?

  • The Present Is a Gift

    by Elchanan Ogorek
    The Present is a Gift is a children's picture book that takes us on a journey to achieve mindfulness. Readers are transported from a classroom out into nature to observe animals in yoga poses and practicing mindfulness. Children will enjoy the illustrations and learn to live in the moment, reduce stress and build confidence. Included in the book is a kid-friendly mindfulness guide that learners of all ages will love.

  • My Favorite Place

    by Nilanka Maldeniya
    Who doesn't love a day at the beach?! With its soothing rhythm and detailed illustrations set in a familiar and much-loved natural environment, this book will make readers of all ages feel like they're splashing in the waves! A summer must-read for the whole family before or after a beach vacation!

  • The First Escape

    by Helaine Fiedler
    Grandpa is home alone, with the chickens when a thunderstorm strikes. Oh, NO! It looks like Grandpa is going to need help to get the chickens to the safety of their coop. Will HELP arrive in time?

  • deadly waters: the vietnam naval war and its aftermath

    by randy miller
    It is a story of love, war and the promise America made and broke to those sailors she sent to fight on the Agent Orange poisoned waters of the South China Sea.

  • Avair "The Fighter": The Daughter of GOD

    by Lawanda Drake
    If you ever needed to fight for someone, fight for GOD. Join Avair as she learns her purpose in life while trying to save her family and city from being taken over by the heads of the other cities in her country. One country four kings and a huge amount of evil. Come on and fight with Avair "The Fighter" The Daughter of GOD

  • The Day That A Ran Away

    by BCR Fegan
    Master Jet has forgotten to complete his homework... or has he? Jet's teacher is surprised to find that instead of the alphabet, his page is completely blank. Jet tries to explain that it really isn't his fault. After all, how can he help it, if none of his letters want to stay on the page!

  • Sofie at Bat

    by Suzan Johnson
    Learn how an eight year old girl finds her inner strength. Sofie at Bat will capture the attention of young readers. Prepare to be motivated to try hard, no matter what the outcome may be. Sofie is not able to hit the softball without a T. With the love and encouragement of her friends and family will Sofie make a hit?

  • Moony Moon Shines at Noon!

    by Kevin Driscoll
    Moony Moon was a moon who dreamed of shining at noon because he only shined at night when everyone was gone. So, one day, he does! He shines at noon but by doing so he learns an important lesson and what it means to be truly happy.

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