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  • Scoot to Bed (Shadow Skyland)

    by Andreja Irving

    Avoiding bedtime is Tiana’s specialty. How many excuses can she come up with to delay her going to

     bed? 25 colourful illustrations accompany this beautifully written children’s book about bedtime routines. You will love the surprising and unexpected twist at the end of the book, that every parent will relate to. Suitable for ages 3 - 8 years old. Colourful illustrations engage your child to follow along with the story and give a parent a chance to review and talk about... more

  • Blowback '94

    by Brian Meehl

    Iris Jongler-Jinks is about to make her greatest discovery yet. If you want to rescue someone who’s lost in the past—DIY—do it yourself.

    In Blowback ’07, Iris discovered her family’s ancient cor anglais—the Horn of Angels—that sends time voyagers to the past to heal their destinies. She’s certain it’s where her mother is—marooned in the past.

    In Blowback ’63, Iris discovered that her twin... more

  • The Cockatoo From Timbuktu

    by William AE Ford
    Join Kian the cockatoo on his adventures around the world! Can a childhood song about a shining star help him find his way home? From the Great Barrier Reef to the Great Wall of China to New York City, wonders of the world are explored delightfully in this epic journey!

  • Algernon the Alligator

    by Danielle (Kellett) Gonzalez
    Algernon is a reading and speaking alligator that lives in a library in Louisiana. His friends, Sylvia the librarian and Herman the cleaning man, are the only ones who can understand him… At least so far. When Algernon is “rescued” from the library, he has to use all his smarts and instincts to find his way home. He makes a new friend and escape strangers in the swamp plans.
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    How to Become President

    by Dmytro Bondarenko
    He dreamed of becoming president as a kid. As a young man he learned the biographies of the most famous Ukrainian and American presidents and got their unique formula for success. According to the formula any man can become president if he does…

  • Never Mind (Duke the Deaf Dog ASL Series)

    by Kelly Brakenhoff

    Duke the deaf dog does not like it when he's told "never mind."

    Whether it happens at preschool or the park, both parents and children will relate to feeling left out when you aren't part of the action.

    A great way to teach children that everyone deserves to be included in conversations.

    Bonus American Sign Language material inside:

    • Learn 10 ASL signs within the story.
    • Learn 5 ASL concepts for the English... more

  • Scoot To Bed

    by Andreja Irving
    Avoiding bedtime is Tiana’s specialty. How many excuses can she come up with to delay her going to bed? 25 colourful illustrations accompany this beautifully written children’s book about bedtime routines. You will love the surprising and unexpected twist at the end of the book, that every parent will relate to. Suitable for ages 3 - 8 years old. Colourful illustrations engage your child to follow along with the story and give a parent a chance to review and talk about set routines in their own ... more

  • Journey to Waswillbeland

    by Frederick Baus
    For those experiencing life challenges, this book explores the journey from the joy and happiness that was to the joy and happiness that will be.

  • I BITE THE BAD GUYS: A TALE OF THE KOREAN TIGER

    by MaryJo P. Glover, Debbi Kent, and Joan Suwalsky, and Lee, Woong Ki

    Does Horangi, the Korean tiger and proud protector of the village, dare take an afternoon off? He lets his friend Kkachi, the magpie, talk him into it, but he just can’t shake the feeling that something isn’t right. Could there be bad guys around? If there are, Horangi will bite them...‘cause that’s what tigers do! Horangi and Kkachi are the stars in this engaging story that takes 4 - 8-year-old children, their parents, and their teachers along on a fun-filled escapade... more

  • Tituba: The Intentional Witch of Salem

    by Dave Tamanini

    Think you know the Salem story? Tituba explores the emotions and reasons driving unstable times in 1692. With its magical point of view, let Tituba cast its spell with a unique and provocative tale that will have you wondering “what-if”.

    A Promise and a Hope Enslaved Tituba has been faithful to a promise to her dying mama in Africa. She has appeased the masters from Barbados to Boston to Salem and waited for her magic.

    A Mothe... more

  • Penelope: Be Kind to Animals

    by E. Hughes
    When Penelope and Mommy and Daddy go for a trip to the shore, Penelope decides she wants a bring a pet fish back home with her, only Mom and Dad doesn't think she's ready for a pet just yet. They stress that taking care of a pet requires patience and kindness. Worse, her two best friends now have pets of their own and aren't exactly following the rules. Will Penelope and her friends learn the value of taking care of a pet and how to treat animals with love and kindness?

  • Phone Charging Tables

    by Event Tech Rentals
    Explore our Phone Charging Tables that amalgamates functional furniture and technology. The phone charging tables are capable of charging up to 5 cell phones or mobile devices at ones.

  • Matamoros

    by James Kahn
    Matamoros is a rousing Civil War adventure romance set on the Rio Grande in 1863. By 1862 the Union had blockaded all Confederate ports. Just across the Rio Grande from Brownsville, Texas, Matamoros – a foreign port – was the only harbor where the South could ship its cotton to Europe, and smuggle in arms for the rebellion. So it became a haven for Yankee and Rebel spies, gunrunners and cotton smugglers, runaway slaves, Mexican guerreros, Texas Rangers and rogues of every stripe. But Matam... more

  • Presidential Spirits

    by Dan Coonan

    A political Field of Dreams.
    A moderate president struggling to lead amidst the country’s dysfunctional polarization suddenly stumbles upon a mystical, vintage, centuries—old saloon where he can drink at a nightly party with every former president, living or dead. He relishes this escape and the camaraderie with his new drinking buddies who understand his problems and sympathize with him. When he realizes that they all want only the best for both him and the country, unlike w... more

  • Unflappable: A Novel

    by Suzie Gilbert
    Twenty-five-year-old Luna Burke is on the run . . . with a full-grown Bald Eagle. Licensed to take care of injured and orphaned wildlife, she is determined to smuggle the bird from her husband’s private zoo in Florida to an eagle sanctuary in Canada. Hot on her trail is her furious soon-to-be-ex-husband, his bodyguards, the police, state conservation officials, and an expert tracker from the federal Fish & Wildlife Service. Aiding and abetting her is a smitten young tech guy, a lethal Navy S... more

  • Adventurous Olivia's Alphabet Quest

    by Florenza Lee
    Ms. Blom, Olivia’s teacher, has given her a homework assignment to complete an alphabet list, for free passes to the zoo. Olivia has two words that begin with each letter, but needs your assistance finding the third! When you see or hear a word that starts with the letter of the alphabet she is searching, SHOUT IT OUT! With your help, Olivia will be able to enjoy an afternoon with her family at the zoo!

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