A little boy blames a monster in his body for the bad things that happen. Follow him through the antics of his normal day.

This is a book about our body, our brain, our feelings and how these are connected. Using child friendly language and illustrations, this book explains how and why our emotions are created while also looking at emotional scenarios that all of us have experienced. Intended primarily for children 8 to 12 years, this is an ideal book for both parents and educators.

From the bestselling author of The Dinosaur That Pooped and The Christmasaurus. A monster has invaded the pages of this original and super-fun bedtime picture book! Children need to read aloud and follow the interactive instructions to help free the pesky monster by tilting, spinning and shaking their book. After all that fun, there is a calming wind down end- perfect to send your own little monster off to sleep. Perfect for little fans of The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Julia Donaldson.

Evan can't stand babysitting his genius cousin, Kermit. Kermit refuses to play video games. He won't even play Frisbee! All likes to do is hang out in the basement performing strange experiments and playing mean practical jokes on Evan and his friend Andy.But now Andy's found something that will teach Kermit a lesson once and for all.It's green. It's slimy. And it comes in a can marked...Monster Blood!

Skin is the border of our body and, as such, it is that through which we relate to others but also what separates us from them. Through skin, we speak: when we display it, when we tan it, when we tattoo it, or when we mute it by covering it with clothes. Skin exhibits social relationships, displays power and the effects of power, explains many things about who we are, how others perceive us and how we exist in the world. And when it gets sick, it turns us into monsters. In Skin, Sergio del Molino speaks of these monsters in history and literature, whose lives have been tormented by bad skin: Stalin secretly taking a bath in his dacha, Pablo Escobar getting up late and shutting himself in the shower, Cyndi Lauper performing a commercial for a medicine promising relief from skin disease, John Updike sunburned in the Caribbean, Nabokov writing to his wife from exile, ‘Everything would be fine, if it weren’t for the damned skin.’ As a psoriasis sufferer, Sergio del Molino includes himself in this gallery of monsters through whose stories he delves into the mysteries of skin. What is for some a badge of pride and for others a source of anguish and shame, skin speaks of us and for us when we don’t speak with words.

War ravages Leira and the Song has fallen silentFreed from the hold of a slave ship, Birdie, the young Songkeeper, and Ky, a street-wise thief, emerge to a world at war. Hordes of dark soldiers march across Leira, shadowed by whispers of plague and massacres, prompting Ky to return to his besieged home city in hopes of leading his fellow runners to safety.Desperate to end the fighting, Birdie embarks on a dangerous mission into the heart of the Takhran's fortress. Legend speaks of a mythical spring buried within and the Songkeeper who will one day unleash it to achieve victory. Everyone believes Birdie is the one, but the elusive nature of the Song and rumors of other gifted individuals lead her to doubt her role. Unleashing the spring could defeat the Takhran once and for all, but can she truly be the Songkeeper when the Song no longer answers her call?Book two of the Songkeeper Chronicles.

The gods want him dead. And so does his mate. Jack’s been beheaded, burned to a crisp, and stabbed through the heart. Yet, every time, he comes back to life. For fifteen thousand years, he’s been running from the gods, dropping his friends, his identities, his everything whenever they get too close. He thought he was content with this lifestyle. Forever being alone. Never giving the gods someone they could use to hurt him. But all that changes when he meets Charlie, and the beast inside him, the thing even the gods fear, claims her as its mate. Sebastian wants her to bring back the dead. And she’ll do anything to save her son. Held prisoner, Charlie is being forced to create monsters for Sebastian’s army. If she doesn’t do everything he asks, he’ll kill her four year old son. But if she does, she’ll damn the whole Seven Planes. Determined to find a way to kill him and escape, she can’t fathom hating anyone more. But then she meets Jack, her supposed mate. And his betrayal cuts at her soul. Slashes so deep, she’ll do anything to make him pay.