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  • Mimsy the Michigan Mitten Mouse: Mimsy goes to school (Volume 1)

    by Cindi Walton
    A delightful story about Mimsy, a tiny mouse living in a basket of mittens at the local resale shop. Mimsy's entire world changes when she is rescued by Jenna, a third grade teacher at Kingsley Elementary School. The fun starts when Mimsy finds out that she will be sharing a cage with Tessa, the class hamster and encounters a boy named Gavin who thinks Mimsy is just a "dumb old field mouse." Mimsy learns the importance of rules and kindness as she adjusts to her new life and in the process learn... more

  • Alphabet Anatomy: Meet the Capital Letters Coloring/Workbook

    by Linda Ann Jones
    The Coloring/Workbook provides fun opportunities to enrich and expand letter recognition and knowledge with the following activities: * Coloring pages of each capital letter * Letter writing practice * Additional coloring pictures to match letter sounds * Fun sentences about the letters "lives" to practice reading aloud.

  • Alphabet Anatomy: Meet the Capital Letters Parent Guide

    by Linda Ann Jones
    The Parent Guide presents easy, fun ideas to help parents cohesively engage in meaningful conversation and activities that foster letter recognition and knowledge, while growing the early literacy foundation. Each capital letter includes: * Questions, activities, and discussion topics * Craft activities * Additional learning concepts to explore such as numbers, colors, and shapes * Kinesthetic movements to reinforce each letter's shape

  • Alphabet Anatomy: Meet the Lower Case Letters

    by Linda Ann Jones
    A short, humorous rhyme playfully introduces each lower case letter, creatively giving the letters life based on their special graphic features, and uniquely provides children with a visual and auditory picture of each letter's sound, shape, and print formation. Children foster and strengthen letter recognition and knowledge in addition to gaining all the benefits that rhyming provides. Engaging "I Spy" feature for children to locate the matching capital letter in each illustration. SIMPLE, E... more

  • Alphabet Anatomy: Meet the Capital Letters

    by Linda Ann Jones
    A short, humorous rhyme playfully introduces each capital letter, creatively giving the letters life based on their special graphic features, and uniquely provides children with a visual and auditory picture of each letter's sound, shape, and print formation. Children foster and strengthen letter recognition and knowledge in addition to gaining all the benefits that rhyming provides. SIMPLE, EFFORTLESS, FUN!

  • Little 15

    by Stephanie Saye
    Fifteen-year-old Lauren Muchmore has spent her life walking on eggshells. Ruled by her father's controlling nature and obsession with her basketball career, Lauren's adolescence isn't easy. Things start looking up when Lauren becomes the star point guard for basketball powerhouse Saint Agnes. But then her coach's smile turns into a touch, and a touch leads to a whole lot more. And before she realizes what's happening, Lauren is swept up in an abusive relationship that no girl should ever have to... more

  • Swimming Through Clouds (A YA Contemporary Novel)

    by Rajdeep Paulus

    If you met Cinderella in the high school cafeteria, would you recognize her? Look past her caution-taped eyes and talk to her? Could you help her to write a new chapter in her story? With the help of a few choice Sticky Notes, high school senior Lagan Desai pursues transfer student, Talia Vanderbilt, peeling back her life of secrets, one Post-it-sized question at at a time.

  • Angelina's Prayer

    by Cheryl Bartky
    Told through a child's eyes, Angelina's Prayer is a story of longing, love, and the healing power of radical kindness. Neuro-psychologist Rick Hanson, PhD, the best-selling author of Buddha's Brain, praises Angelina's Prayer as, "A beautiful story by a gifted writer." In this timeless, universal, and year-round story, 9-year old Angelina Martinez is moving from New York to New Mexico. When she was seven, Angelina’s father left her and her mom. Ever since then Angelina wants more t... more

  • The Adventures of Lovable Lobo - Lobo's Howliday

    by C.L. Murphy
    It's almost Christmas and Santa finds himself in quite the predicament due to unintended consequences as a result of trying something new. Lobo, and his raven sidekick, Roxy, travel to the North Pole to help the jolly ole' one and are guided by the Arctic animals. The colors of the season delight along the way and make for a howling good holiday. Can you howl Ho Ho Ho?

  • REDEMPTION'S WARRIOR

    by Jennifer Morse
    Do you believe in beneficence? Can you fathom a goodness requiring you to create acts of power and truth that resonate out into the world creating waves of intention where the impossible becomes possible? Accused of running drugs Christopher Marcos finds himself imprisoned on Islas Tres Marias, an island sixty miles southwest of Mazatlan. The Captains daughter Juanita, apprentice to La Curandera, uses mystical powers, the power of beneficence to help him. Would you bet your life on beneficenc... more

  • The Odyssey of Falling

    by Paige Crutcher
    Meet Odd. Audrey “Odd” Ashworth is an exceptionally bright girl with a sympathetic heart. She’s in the top 4% of her class. She’s obsessed with getting into Manhattan School of Music, committed to following the “signs” the universe delivers, and infatuated with the boyfriend of her recently deceased best friend. Life is a little strange for Odd. Until she finds her best friend’s diary in her crush’s car, and decides to do the bucket list tucked inside the pages. As Odd seeks closure and a way ... more

  • Numbers!

    by Lynne Dempsey
    Help Coco and her neighborhood friends count from zero to ten and back down to zero. Along the way, add, subtract, and count the dog bones.

  • Take the Dog Out!

    by Lynne Dempsey
    "Take the Dog Out!" is a Readers' Favorite 2014 Gold Medal Winner for Children-Animals. "Take the Dog Out!" is a picture book intended to build a child's reading confidence. It has fun illustrations, repetitive text, and sight words. In addition to reading the story, a child can find hidden dog bones, count the barks, and look for something red on every page.

  • That Witch Ripped Up My Flowers

    by Michele Lynn Seigfried
    A little princess just wants to plant her flowers. But, a mean witch rips them all up! What is the princess going to do? Find out in this fun story! This book, told in rhyme, teaches children about finding solutions to problems and helping others. For children ages 2-8.

  • FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH: The Story of the Stable Mice

    by Dr. Jeannine Mizingou
    This is an imaginative story of the first Christmas, as witnessed by the stable mice. A brother and sister mice who live in the hayloft become known as Frankincense and Myrrh. An unknown mishap takes place in the stable, causing the mice to keep the gifts of the magi from falling over. The blessing of that day, the tale shows, covered all of heaven above and the earth below.

  • The Prayer at Valley Forge

    by Dr. Jeannine Mizingou
    In this short story of historical fiction, the young narrator and her brother learn about General George Washington and the prayer at Valley Forge; the story enriches the reader's understanding of the significance of this prayer in America's heritage.

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