Join us in the first of many adventures with Arya and Krishna betta fish, a middle grade early chapter book for ages 6-9. In this book, Arya and Krishna betta fish set out on a quest to find their parents. Along the way, they meet some very interesting characters and even get into a bit of murky water. Grab your copy and don't miss all the freebies available through the author's website.

This is the second book in the series : The Adventures Arya and Krishna betta fish. This is a middle grade early chapter book for ages 6-9.In this book, Arya and Krishna betta fish continue on their adventures as they find themselves in a desert (not a great place for little fish who need water to survive) and make friends to keep themselves out of danger. This fun loving book has bits of humor along with educational pearls, all wrapped up in one.Short chapters encourage young readers to feel accomplished as they flip through each page and complete chapters quickly.Grab your copy and don't miss all the freebies available through the author's website.To see other products available by this author, scroll to the bottom of the page."Your Adventure Awaits" - A Journal For Your Dreams - AVAILABLE NOWand"Arya and Krishna Betta Fish Activity Book" - AVAILABLE NOW

This is a journal with prompts for children to record their thoughts and dreams.

Inspirational stories of Swama Rama's experiences and lessons learned with the great teachers who guided his life including Mahatma Gandhi, Tagore, and more.

Each letter of the alphabet is paired with an illustration of the Backyardigans doing or involving something beginning with that letter, including "B is for baking blueberry pies" and "N is for ninjas."

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