Books with author G.M. Freeman

The newest title in the popular Princess Arabella series! Princess Arabella can't wait to have a younger sibling to play with. But what would be most fun- a brother or a sister? Sisters seem great... until she meets Prince Mimoen's sister. A brother then? Princess Ling's brothers seem like too much trouble! What do Mum and Dad have in store for Princess Arabella?

Celebrating the world’s diversity, this fun-filled, lift-the-flap book introduces several little princesses from around the globe. Each princess is distinguished with her own favorite animal and unique crown. Showcasing the differences that make each person special, this cheerful and colorful exploration also includes a special ending that reveals the royalty behind every princess.

Princess Arabella thinks her room is boring. So she decides she's going to do something about that—all by herself. She mixes up some paint and in no time at all her room looks fabulous!Mylo Freeman grew up in The Hague and lives in Amsterdam. She has been a full-time writer-illustrator since 1993 and has published over fifty picture books. Her debut book Potty! was awarded the Kiek Book Prize and has been translated into many languages.

One day, the animals in the jungle find a potty and a note which says: "Only the best bottom of all will fit on this potty." Of course everyone has to try it on for size! Uh-oh. Zebra's bottom is too big, Giraffe can't bend low enough to reach, and Gorilla, well, Gorilla mistakes it for a hat. Now who in the world belongs on this potty? Laugh-out-loud situations will ease potty-training tensions A perfect fit for multicultural collections

Well, it's official, sports fans! Roberto "Magic" Ramirez. Dave "DT" Green, and Glen "Scrapper" Mitchell have made it to the majors!Soon after they got promoted to their pro clubs' AAA teams, our three Rosemont aces got the "bigs call." DT Green should end Boston's slow season start with his cannon shots. Chicago's Cominsky Park won't be the same after Mitchell bums up the infield. And Ramirez's fastball will more than make up for the surprise retirement of L.A. pitcher Ted Valenti.Rosemont is proud of its rookies. Let's just hope the big time doesn't go to their heads ....

[Read by John Pruden]The first in-depth biography of one of the most talented and infamous legends to play in the National Football League -- the life and times of pro football's first bad boy, famed Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler.Ken ''the Snake'' Stabler was the embodiment of the original Men in Black -- the freewheeling, hard-hitting Oakland Raiders. The league's first swashbuckling pass thrower, the mythical southpaw southerner famous for come-from-behind drives late in the game, Stabler led the Raiders to their first Super Bowl championship in 1977. In an era dominated by gentleman quarterbacks like Roger Staubach and Bob Griese, this 1974 NFL MVP, four-time Pro-bowler, and Super Bowl champion was an iconoclast who partied as hard as he played and lived life unapologetically on his own -- not the NFL's -- terms.Though Stabler's legacy is larger-than-life, there has never before been an exclusive account of him, until now. Snake goes deep under the surface of Stabler's persona to reveal a man who, despite his penchant for partying and debauchery, was committed to winning and being the best player he could be. From his college days playing for Bear Bryant at Alabama to his years with the Raiders under coach John Madden, his broadcasting career to his death in 2015 and the revelation that he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, known as CTE, Snake probes the myriad facets of Stabler's life on and off the field to tell his complete story, and explores how his legacy and the culture and times that pivotally shaped it, continues to impact football today.