This book of poetry along with the rest will enlighten you, the reader, over and over again. The many styles of poems will tailor its way to fit one and all. As difficult as it is for authors to please one and all, I've found a way. For the most part, I've been a people person all my life so giving it up wasn't a hard task. Enjoy all three books and share your favorites with others and the ones you love.

Every kid’s a winner! Ziggy dreads track-and-field day. He isn’t good at running races or at high or long jumping. He isn’t good at throwing balls, either. Ziggy is good at drawing pictures, but there’s no picturedrawing event on track-and-field day. At least he can decorate the envelope that will hold his disappointing gray ribbons. To Ziggy’s surprise, his drawing becomes a huge hit! The kids all want their envelopes decorated by Ziggy – and offer him their blue ribbons in exchange. Bright, animated pictures add spunk to a story about the joy of doing what one does best.

After a terrible cliffhanger, the story of Amber, Charissa, Sophie, and Megan defeating the evil half-brother of their coach and his allies continues, with an unexpected twist. One of their allies, Brads, finds a mysterious stranger who has a connection to his past, and the girls find out that in order to defeat this stranger, they must do what they never would've thought was possible or made any sense before.

When Dusty, a runt piglet, is entered into a competition at the county fair, his best friend Oliver Wendell Rodent plots to go along. The little mouse insists that Dusty will need protection and will need someone to keep him company. Oliver stows away on Farmer Joe's truck and arrives at the county fair with Dusty. The two friends learn something has been stolen and the fairgrounds are closed for the day. Someone has run off with Miss Nellie's cheese. Everyone believes the rat did it, and Oliver is the main suspect. He is determined to clear his name and find the real culprit. Oliver's new friend, Mook, a monkey, wants to help, but he is chained to a chair to prevent his escape. Can Oliver and Dusty help Mook get free, or will their plan lead all three into danger? Dusty must compete for a blue ribbon while trying to prove his friend is innocent of the crime and at the same time help Mook escape.

When Carrie is disappointed not to make the school soccer team, she turns her attention to creating a science fair project.

Mary-Kate could be kicked out of the upcoming horse show if the Trenchcoat Twins do not find out who at the horseback riding school keeps putting Mary-Kate's horse in the wrong stall and feeding it the wrong food. Original.