The perfect story time books for both boys and girls in the K -2 pre-reader range right up through children 3 or 7 years old. Parents, teachers, librarians, and kids will appreciate the worldwide geography and appropriate language for Ages 3 - 7 Grades: K - 2.

In Stump's next adventure in this hilarious graphic novel series for young readers, he has a big problem: he is SO GRUMPY! Oh no – Stump's favourite splinter is missing! How terrible. Can Stump's twiggy friends help him get rid of his grumpy, or will he be grumpy forever? The world is big when you’re a twig! From the best-selling creators of Real Pigeons comes a joyous early graphic novel series that you can read aloud. With eight books in the series, these hilarious books are perfect for readers aged 3 to 7 and fans of Narwhal and Jelly, School of Monsters and Elephant and Piggie. Hello Twigs was named one of The Guardian’s Best Australian Children’s Books Series and a Bookstagram Best Early Reader Series. Collect all the books in the adorably funny Hello Twigs series: Hello Twigs, Surprise! Hello Twigs, Let's Find Treasure Hello Twigs, How Are You Feeling? Hello Twigs, Time to Paint Hello Twigs, Puddle Party (coming May 2024) Hello Twigs, Look Who's Grumpy (coming May 2024) Hello Twigs, Ta-Daaa! (coming August 2024) Hello Twigs, What a Mess (coming August 2024)

A grumpy girl overcomes her own behaviors and sees herself for who she is, a wonderful young girl.

A spider and a fly. A boy and an ant. A dog and a beaver. They may seem like unlikely companions, but they’ll soon learn that they have more in common than they think. When a creature is in need, help often comes from the most unexpected places. The Bookworm and Other Stories is a collection of stories both short and long about animals, birds, and insects who come together in kindness and friendship. Kids will learn fun facts about the animal kingdom while laughing at the antics of these delightful characters. In the end, they’ll see that we can be friends with everyone, regardless of our differences.

It is 1921a year after the Clarke County Democrats stole a bus that would change everything for the semi-professional baseball team of Thomasville, Alabama. With their owner and manager, Win Harrigan, behind the wheel, the Democrats head out on the road where they hope to achieve financial success. As the team of unlikely players follows a schedule of eight away games, it soon becomes evident that it is going to take more than just brains and ingenuity to create a winning record for the folks back in Thomasville that include young newlyweds, Leonard and Frances Cassity. When tragedy strikes the Cassitys, Leonard is eventually recruited to play for the Democrats as he attempts to create a better life for his new bride. But when his desire to please Frances leads him to carry out an unthinkable act, Leonard is about to discover that there are consequences for every choice in life. The Clarke County Democrats shares the compelling tale of a young recruits journey through tragedies and challenges during 1920s America after he decides to play for an Alabama baseball team.

Clara Maye and Jared Blackheath are the hottest celebrity couple of the moment. In the public eye, Jared is a charismatic multimillionaire, and in the bedroom he's a red-hot lover. Clara just can't wait to marry him! But Jared refuses to consider marriage on any terms. Clara knows there is a dark secret lurking in his mysterious past and she's convinced it is linked to his fear of matrimony. She must prove her loyalty to him before he will ever trust her with his secret. Only then will they have a hope of walking down the aisle.

CROSSOVER and THE GYMBRATS takes readers on a fun and magical adventure with eleven-yr-old Crystal Baller, Devaryl P. Carroll aka "CROSSOVER" - a dreamer and a gifted kid with an amazingly fast cross over dribble on the basketball court and the power to make his dreams become reality. With the help of a red mysterious crystal with the number 9 inscribed in it, Crossover begins to explore new worlds and endless possibilities. Taking his talents from the streets of Los Angeles to New York, Crossover attends Longfellow Middle School for the Highly Gifted, where he meets a mentor along with a crew of other gifted tweens with their own special gifts, called The Gymbrats, who help Crossover recognize his hidden gifts. But everyone isn't so happy to see the new kid on the block, as he learns the streets of New York can rival any of the tougher streets across the country, and currently belong to Flint a ruthless tweenager.