From talented illustrator Laura Bryant and gifted newcomer Aimee Reid comes a charming, heartwarming story about a little elephant's love for his mama. "Mama, when I grow up, will you grow down?" What would it be like if, one day, Little Gray were the big elephant and Mama the small one? Little Gray can picture it perfectly. He'd shade her from the sun, teach her to make mud, and find pictures in the clouds with her. In fact, he would do for her exactly what she does for him.

It's never too early to teach children about self-love and acceptance. The Little Gray Digger is an easy to read children's book about self-love, inclusion, friendship and diversity that teaches your little ones that it is OK be different, and to embrace what makes them unique and special. The story follows Scoop, a little gray digger in Builderville, as he struggles to love and accept himself in a town where everyone else is yellow and he is as gray as a stormy sky. Scoop feels as if he does not belong until he meets a special friend who teaches him that there is power in being different and that true friends will always accept him for who he is. The Little Gray Digger is perfect vehicle for parents, teachers, and counselors to teach toddlers, preschool, and kindergarten children not only to love themselves but also the positive value of accepting others who may be different.

In this version of "The Little Red Hen," set at a farm, the other animals eat and play while the little gray bunny does all the chores in the barn, until one day he teaches them a lesson about laziness.

Explores how the rumors of an alien spacecraft landing in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947 led to American society's obsession with extraterrestrials and the rise in popularity of science fiction movies, television shows, and books.

Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, and Marcella's other dolls entertain a small kitten.

Gray just wants to be included with the Primary and Secondary colors, but since they are always leaving him out, Gray decides to create an all-gray book to show that he can be bold and interesting, too.

Temple House Sahjaza is the longest consecutively running private organization of its type within the modern new age and occult underground, founded in 1976. Most of their teachings are private and remain a mystery to those not initiated into the Temple. We are a group of like-minded artistic, creative and literary individuals interested in science and the arts. The Sahjaza seek a balance of dayside and nightside in all aspects of life. Despite the use of the word 'Temple'" the Temple House Sahjaza is not a religion but a philosophy of spiritually based living that allows for individual expression of belief while maintaining a common moral and ethical code. Dive deep into the mysteries.