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The Adventures of Treyce and Pop-Pop!
by D. MilesJoin the adventure of a lifetime in this heartwarming children&’s book that will take young readers on an exciting journey filled with important lessons about morals and values. Follow Treyce and his Pop-Pop (Grandfather) as they encounter challenges and obstacles that will teach them important life lessons about kindness, honesty, and friendship. With colorful illustrations and a fun storyline, this book will capture the imaginations of young readers and leave a lasting impression on their hearts. A must-read for parents who want to instill positive values in their children, this book will teach young ones the importance of making good choices and being a kind and compassionate person. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey that will inspire and teach young minds.
Meet the Knoggins
by Marcus AndrewsLife can be tough, especially for kids. Problems at school, issues at home, and an uncertain future can make any child feel overwhelmed. But with the right mindset and support, every child has the potential to thrive. In their new book, Meet the Knoggins provides children with the encouragement and practical advice they need to tackle life&’s challenges head-on. Through relatable stories and easy-to-follow exercises, kids will learn how to identify their passions, appreciate their own self-worth, and pursue their goals with confidence.The Knoggins understand that while we can&’t shield children from all the world&’s difficulties, we can equip them with the resilience, grit, and self-belief to overcome any obstacle. This empowering book will help kids silence their self-doubt, find their voice, and take charge of writing their own story – a story filled with purpose, joy, and achievement. Because the only limits in life are those we place on ourselves. It&’s time to dream big!
Positive Thinking As a Way of Life
by Louise PearcePenned with a profound desire to aid individuals grappling with mental hurdles like depression, dwindling motivation, and self-assurance, this book serves as a companion in your journey towards self-betterment. Through its affirming lines and a special emphasis on the EODs - daily nuggets of positivity, the author aspires to instill a renewed sense of self-worth, nudging you to stand tall, gradually bolstering your confidence and self-esteem with each passing day.In the face of today&’s global adversities, the narrative underscores the essence of daily self-care, urging not only personal adherence but also the encouragement of loved ones to embrace this nurturing practice. It is a clarion call for humanity to not merely endure, but to flourish and thrive, making the most of our everyday lives.
The Adventures of Lanny Llama: Moving to the New Farm
by Nanette NorgateLanny Llama has arrived at his new home — but going to a new place can be scary!Farmer John knelt down beside him. &‘I know it&’s hard going to a new place and having to make friends, but you have to be brave and try.&’But Farmer John&’s gentle reassurance and encouragement doesn&’t make Lanny Llama feel any better. The other animals are strangers to him and he&’s the only one who is new to the farm and afraid… until he learns that he isn&’t the only one who&’s afraid, the other animals have fears too — and the only way he can save the day is by being brave!
Financial Prep 101: Simple Tips for the Next Generation
by Janis R DickeyStep into the future of finance with Financial Prep 101: Simple Tips for the Next Generation.This practical workbook serves as your guide to financial freedom, demystifying the often-intimidating world of finance with straightforward explanations. Designed for both teens and adults, this easy-to-read resource brings clarity to essential financial terms and concepts that everyone should know.Navigate everyday financial choices with ease as you learn about budgeting, saving, investment strategies, financing and borrowing options, retirement planning, and safeguarding your wealth.Don&’t miss out on your pathway to financial literacy and success – your blueprint for a secure financial future starts here!
The Illustrated Book of Medicine: Joey and the Cough
by Joseph TalbetEmbark with Joey on a captivating voyage through the human body! One night, after Joey had settled into bed, a persistent cough piqued his curiosity. Driven by an insatiable need to understand, Joey delves into one of Papa&’s medical books. Soon enough, he embarks on a thrilling adventure, journeying through the intricate mazes of the body. Together with Papa, uncover the wonders of our internal universe, from organ to organ, revealing their unique roles and mysteries. Dive in from the tip of the nose and spiral down to the depths of the lungs!
Lily and the Moon
by Lesley-Anne HeineLily was a lovely little girl, but sadly, she was spoiled and never truly satisfied; she was always asking for something new. To get her way, she would nag and nag and nag!One day, Lily wanted a dangerously high pair of stilts, without a thought for the consequences. Then there was the time, after dinner, when she demanded more and more ice cream.However, Lily&’s strangest request came the day she decided she wanted the moon to play with. As you can imagine, this was not a good idea at all, but that didn&’t stop Lily from nagging until she got the moon for her very own.Will Silly Lily learn any lessons along the way?
Deanna Learns About Honesty
by Teka HyattTeaching children about honesty can be a challenging endeavor. This book makes it fun and easy to teach your child the value of being honest. With engaging storytelling, this book is a great read for at home and in the classroom. Honesty is a vital trait for young students, and learning it from an early age helps children grow into ethical individuals. Grasping the nuances of honesty can be tricky for young minds, but this book breaks down the concept in a relatable, thoughtful way.
It Did Happen: A Police Officer&’s Guide to Successful Report Writing
by Jamie M. Calise&“If it&’s not in the report, it didn&’t happen.&” This law enforcement adage has stood the test of time for a reason.With calls for greater transparency in the criminal justice system and technology revolutionizing how information is shared, police reports have taken on new life in today&’s law enforcement world. For most new officers, learning how to write a report starts with learning what to write. Make no mistake, a quality investigation is the foundation of a successful police report.By exploring the critical interplay between investigating and writing, It Did Happen: A Police Officer&’s Guide to Successful Report Writing examines case development and narrative construction from the ground up. As it does, it analyzes different categories of police reports and reviews the legal standards and procedural rules that officers regularly encounter. Along the way, it contrasts mandatory and discretionary reporting and discusses how computer-aided dispatch systems can serve as valuable investigative resources. Finally, this book recognizes that police reports are the foremost tool for communicating the facts and circumstances that guide an officer&’s decisions.Whether you attend the police academy, take a criminal justice course, or work in the security field, this book offers several strategies to enhance your report writing skills.
Beaver's Tail: A Clarke Fable
by Constance ClarkeIn this creative Clarke Fable, a small beaver discovers his once beautiful pond has dried up and all that remains is trash. With the help of his forest friends, amazing things happen as the litter is put to good use. Life is restored to the pond and to those who depend on it. Be sure to watch for the monarch butterfly that appears on each page!
Rory Stands Out
by Amy Christine SousaRory is a different kind of goat, but some don&’t like that. In this first book of a series, Rory and Momma Butterscotch go on an adventure to find a new home and a herd that embraces them. The sweet and adventurous characters introduce the importance of diversity and belonging. This early reader book is perfect for first time readers and family sharing.
Mr. Higgins to the Rescue
by David PreeceIn this delightful and insightful book, Mr. Higgins overhears that he is a &‘rescue dog,&’ and he doesn&’t know why he is. He discovers that nobody is perfect and that everyone has unique needs. But more importantly, Mr. Higgins realizes his purpose is to rescue and help others.Also available:A Home for Mr. HigginsMr. Higgins Takes a StandAbout Mr. Higgins:In 2014, the authors David Preece and Jim Webber adopted a black Scottish terrier who was a shy, nervous, and somewhat suspicious mid-life rescue dog. &“Mr. Higgins&” (the fitting name he came to us with) gradually emerged from his shell and enjoyed his new life in his forever home. Still, on guard with most strangers, Mr. Higgins learned to return love while protecting his home and keeping his dads to their daily routines. Not a fan of pats on the head, &“Higgins&” prefers a light touch on his sides and burrowing into a safe space. He loves walks, other dogs, treats, and – as a born outfielder – plays fetch.
Bella and the Big Bad Bully
by Rebecca JaglowskiIt doesn&’t matter how big or small you may be, anyone can save the day and be a superhero.Bella, a small, spunky Chihuahua, feels as if she can&’t do as much as the rest of her pals because of her size.Her pals always made her feel accepted – that is, until the town bully comes by. Ty, a bulldog who is much larger than the rest and wears a shiny chain around his neck, stirs up trouble with Bella and her pals.It isn&’t until Ty and the rest of the gang is in trouble and desperately need Bella&’s help that he realizes he shouldn&’t bully others because of their size or shape.
Maddie Makes Ripples
by Marena WoodsitLittle Maddie was having a bad day. She fought with her brother Charlie, her mother got upset, even her dog Jasper was sad because no one would play with him after all the ruckus. Sulking by the riverside Maddie was feeling sorry for herself.Then along came this strange and wonderful being named Sam, who picked up some pebbles and gave them to Maddie, and some very interesting things began to happen…
Work In Progress
by Vivaan SadareJoy is a fun middle schooler. This year, his family is hosting a teenager from another country. Joy enjoys a fun filled semester with this new house guest. It gets messy at times!Find out how Joy learns to better himself with this adventurous experience.
Who Am I?
by Maria DesJarlaitWho Am I? tells the story of Makwa, a young Indigenous boy whose spiritual name means &‘bear&’ in Ojibwe. Torn between his traditional teachings and the modern life of a typical American kid, Makwa loves basketball and video games. However, his grandfather challenges him with a profound question: how does he plan to honor and give back to his people and ancestors who fought for their survival?Makwa embarks on a journey of self-discovery, exploring whether his true calling is to be a dancer like his cousins. Despite examining various styles, he doesn&’t feel the pull. Without his father around since infancy, Makwa turns to his grandfather for guidance. Through the rituals of leaving a tobacco offering and smudging, he seeks the Creator&’s help to find his path.Who is Makwa? Dive into his heartfelt journey to uncover his identity and purpose.This book will have some of the words such as &‘grass dance,&’ &‘traditional dancer,&’ and &‘fancy dancer&’ in Arikara and Ojibwe at the bottom of the pages.
My Crazy Cucumber Plants
by Toni MercoglianoWhen cucumber plants defy all logic and grow past trees, towering over buildings, and even piercing the clouds, the town is in for a surprise!Can Joe the fireman devise a plan to tame these unruly vines?And will Derek, returning from vacation, even recognize his backyard?Dive into My Crazy Cucumber Plants for a verdant adventure like no other!
Mystery Bread of the Hollows: A Story of Appalachian Salt Rising Bread
by Genevieve BardwellDiscover the comforting allure of salt rising bread, a culinary gem from the heart of Appalachia, born from the ingenuity of pioneer women. This tale, set in 1880, unravels the mystique of this unique bread through the eyes of a young girl living on the fringe of a hollow. It&’s a journey into the rugged yet resilient spirit of a community amidst the ancient, weather-worn peaks. The narrative, steeped in rich folklore, culminates in a cherished recipe shared on the back page, inviting you to partake in a slice of Appalachian heritage, and savor the simplicity and mystery kneaded within salt rising bread.
Around the World with AA, BB, and CC
by Allan TurnerEmbark on an extraordinary adventure with AA, BB, and CC, three curious aliens from a distant planet, sent to explore the wonders of Earth. As shapeshifting beings of pure energy, they traverse all seven continents, visiting captivating places and encountering fascinating creatures along the way.CC, a mischievous free spirit, leads the trio into a series of thrilling and educational misadventures. From narrowly escaping a leopard seal in Antarctica to riding a geyser in Yellowstone, conversing with polar bears, and becoming heroes in Amsterdam, their journey is filled with excitement and surprises. CC&’s antics even lead to reports of a woolly mammoth roaming the countryside and someone being ejected from a volcanic eruption!Throughout their escapades, young readers will discover various branches of science, including geography, climate, zoology, archaeology, paleontology, and volcanology. The aliens&’ ability to change form allows them to interact with the colorful and quirky animals they meet, leading to delightful and informative conversations.
Glow Light
by M. C. PylandLighthouses symbolize direction, safety, and hope for those navigating the vast, open waters. They stand as beacons, guiding you safely back home, through dark and uncertain conditions, or offering a steady presence on a bright, carefree day.These towering lights, found on coastlines and islands, help boats find their way through any challenge. Lighthouses come in many colors, shapes, and sizes, yet their purpose remains the same: to withstand the harshest weather and provide a constant, unwavering light.As you turn each page, let these lighthouses lead you on a journey of wonder. From danger to delight, discover what lies beyond the horizon as you follow the rhymes and see where they take you.
You Are Beautiful
by Ashley E. KetteringYou Are Beautiful is a contemporary children&’s book that celebrates children&’s differences. This is a book that any child can pick up to read and feeling good about themselves and their friends.You Are Beautiful is a representation of many children, including those with special needs. This book highlights differences, teaches kindness, understanding and reminds us all that we are beautiful just the way we are.
Tippy Goes to California
by JsburlOur three adventurers fly to California where they meet with Lana&’s friend Chris. Together they set out on a whirlwind journey across the state seeing some amazing sites and stopping to have fun along the way! What do they discover? Come on in and find out!
Mother Nature & Her Human Friends
by John KixMillerMother Nature and Her Human Friends is a narrative poem. The characters include Will, a twenty-year-old, who works for Miller, the landscaper of the Bonvern Valley Park. Will discovers a cave of vines and a hidden pool, and, tired of his studio apartment, spends the night in the cave with his dog Hilda. He has a dream vision of Mother Nature, who speaks to him and creates a new direction for his life. A day later, Will meets Linda in the cave, and together they gather a new group called Mother Nature's Friends. They build a network to save the forest and the wetland in their valley, and risk their lives to protect the living beauty around them. &“I&’ve worked all my life trying to re-envision who we are and what nature is and can be. The idea that nature has no soul is a travesty, a monstrous loss of our identity. But now I see a different goal, a new role for us to play.&”– Lisa Nieves, Parks Commissioner for Bonvern Valley
Kat the Caterpillar
by Janell QueenDo you ever have a longing in your heart to do something special? Kat the Caterpillar has a very special longing – a longing to do something that everyone says is impossible for a caterpillar to do! Read on to find out if her dream comes true.
The Tortoise and the Hair
by Eileen WeinbergYou&’ve heard it before: &‘Slow and steady wins the race.&’ It&’s about as good as morals go, but do you ever wonder how Freddy the Tortoise and Harold the Hare fared since that famous race? We all know that Tortoise shocked the world with his win, and Hare hung up his running shoes. But then came…The fans!The critics!The reporters!Cameras!Book deals!Movie rights!Life in the spotlight can rarely feel very slow… or steady. Will Freddy ever be able to follow his own moral and return to the simple life he once knew and loved?