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  • Freshly Baked Pie

    Lora Rozler, Daniela Vasquez, Mauricio Bonifaz

    eBook (Words Publishing, Oct. 3, 2018)
    Playful. Mischievous. Impatient. What will five-year-old Emily do when she is told to stay away from a cooling pie? Will she do what's right or will she give in to temptation? Come along Emily's imaginary battle with a mischievous pie. Never has examining rules and consequences been so much fun. Cleverly written by Lora Rozler (author of Words) and beautifully illustrated by Daniela Vasquez, Freshly Baked Pie will have you smiling all the way.Lora Rozler is the author of 4 children's picture-books, including Words, Lucky Me, Freshly Baked Pie, and The Three Witty Goats Gruff. She is an elementary school teacher whose passion for writing and art began at a young age and followed her into the classroom. When she is not teaching or running around the vibrant city of Toronto with her two children, she enjoys fiddling with words, crafting them into whimsical poems and stories. To learn more and download FREE Teacher and Parent Resource Kits, visit www.lorarozler.com.
  • Fart McCallister: The Book of Farts

    Jerry Crabtree

    eBook (All-Star Publishing, )
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  • I Remember Union: The Story of Mary Magdalena

    Flo Aeveia Magdalena

    Paperback (All Worlds Pub, June 1, 1996)
    The story begins in Zero B.C.>, in the Swing between Worlds, as Mary Magdalena, Jesus Christ, and Judas Iscariot create the greatest drama of all time. With the guidance of Spirit, they design the prophecy that will be fulfilled in 2000 years. That prophecy is now unfolding and we are all being called to remember our design. Now is the time.
  • Second Hand Stops: Book I: Benefactor

    Katie St. Claire

    language (New World Publishing, June 21, 2014)
    PARANORMAL FANTASY AT ITS FINEST!See why Katie St. Claire is a Publisher’s Weekly star of 2014, and Second Hand Stops is a Readers Favorite Five-Star book.Julia Malone lands on the doorstep of an old English manor at the age of three. She’s abandoned and alone, later joined by five paranormal children with the same telepathic abilities.When the teens reach eighteen, the mistress of their manor presents them with an unbelievable opportunity with curious strings attached. They must drink an elixir that promises to prolong their lives. At the conclusion of this mad science experiment, they become wealthy beyond their wildest imaginations, thanks to a mysterious benefactor from New York City. The children meet Claude Van Buren, the man behind the elixir. They assist in a global launch of Immortality, a facial product marketed to the world as the new fountain of youth. Julia and the others become the youngest executives at Van Buren Industries, a diverse giant positioned in the global market.Interwoven between the pages of this intriguing plot is a romantic love story that spans a lifetime. Her paranormal journey of ethical dilemmas, a heartbreaking love triangle, hidden family secrets, and a fight to stay alive, finally erupts in the conclusion of The Van Burens.Start the story in Second Hand Stops, continue the action in Rewind, and prepare for the shocking conclusion in Fast Forward. Discover The Van Burens and ask yourself one thing. Are they out there?Coming of age fantasy with plenty of humor to keep you on your toes. Enter the mystery that is The Van Burens.
  • Words: A Children's book about Belonging, Discovery, Friendship and Love

    Lora Rozler

    language (Words Publishing, Jan. 18, 2019)
    In this emotional and highly visual picture book, a lonely letter sets off on a journey to find meaning. As it encounters various letter combinations, it is confronted by two distinct paths and must make an important choice. Readers of all ages will be captivated by this simple, yet high concept, rich story that explores universal themes of discovery, relationships and the need to belong, with an underlying message about bullying. Both timeless and original, Words is an evocative tale about how letters become words and words create meaning - meaning which could ultimately build or destroy.
  • Freshly Baked Pie

    Lora Rozler, Daniela Vasquez, Mauricio Bonifaz

    Paperback (Words Publishing, May 13, 2017)
    Playful. Mischievous. Impatient. What will five-year-old Emily do when she is told to stay away from a cooling pie? Will she do what's right, or will she give in to temptation? Cleverly written by Lora Rozler and beautifully illustrated by Daniela Vasquez, Freshly Baked Pie invites readers along Emily's imaginary battle with a mischievous pie. Never has examining rules and consequences been so much fun. A Free Parent and Teacher resource guides is available to download on the Author's Website.
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  • Do the math!: math challenges to exercise your mind

    Theoni Pappas

    Paperback (Wide World Publishing, May 12, 2015)
    Kick start your brain with Do the math! math challenges that exercise those gray cells. Whether it's a computation problem, problems involving advanced equations, or challenges that use plain old logic, this book makes you use math.Problems are provocative and engage your curiosity. The challenges cover a range of math problems, which tantalize, challenge, and amuse. Sometimes math skills help you solve them, other times you may rely on logic.Do the math! is designed so that if you get stuck you can turn to its hint section.Each challenge also comes with an in-depth solution, found in the solution section.Problem solving fuels imagination and creativity. These 99 challenges stimulate your brain, challenge your wits, and increase your confidence. With each solution you experience a sense of accomplishment. And the challenges that you don't solve provide new insights on how to approach various new problems. By the end of Do the math! your mathematical toolkit is enhanced.
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  • How I Became a Big Brother

    Dave Moore, 1st World Library, 1stworld Library

    Paperback (1st World Publishing, Jan. 10, 2008)
    ¿How I Became A Big Brother¿ is a children¿s book that explains adoption to young children. It is a simple story of how a little boy who doesn¿t have any siblings suddenly becomes a big brother to an adopted child. The story is told from the point of view of the toddler and touches on many of the concerns and fears that a child might be experiencing when their family decides to adopt. This book is a must read for anyone who is considering adoption of another child when they already have young children.
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  • Puzzles from Penrose the Mathematical Cat

    Theoni Pappas

    eBook (Wide World Publishing, Feb. 18, 2013)
    The famous mathematical cat Penrose takes us on a trip though puzzleland, while sharing fascinating and challenging puzzles in this uniquely designed mini book. Each page's puzzle is introduced by our star Penrose or one of his quirky friends. Readers are treated to page after page of Penrose antics and problems, while the over 100 mind teasers stimulate and engage its readers gray cells, This book's mini format and fun graphics makes it hard to resist picking up, and its characters and puzzles are sure to entertain both kids or adults.
  • Do Opossums Eat Pumpkin Pie?

    Clevell Harris

    Paperback (Young World Publishing, Dec. 10, 2018)
    Do Opossums Eat Pumpkin Pie? That’s a silly question. Alliteration. colorful illustrations, and funny rhyming answers abound in this zany look into what certain animals do, or do not eat.
  • The Sky's Not Falling!: Why It's OK to Chill About Global Warming

    Holly Fretwell

    language (World Ahead Publishing, Nov. 10, 2016)
    The Sky's Not Falling! is the balanced alternative to Scholastic's fear-inducing global warming kids' book.Debuting the same day as celebrity wife Laurie David's Down-to-Earth Guide to Global Warming, The Sky's Not Falling! is for parents sick of seeing their kids indoctrinated by has-been politicians and Hollywood stars. The Sky's Not Falling! is everything Scholastic's book should be - fact-filled, apolitical, fun and optimistic about the future of our magnificent, ever-changing planet. In The Sky's Not Falling! author Holly Fretwell, a natural resources management expert, shows kids 9-12 that its human ingenuity combined with an enviropreneurial spirit will lead us to a bright environmental future.Parents confronted by Photoshopped pictures of drowning animals and faux documentaries will embrace a book that educates rather than manipulates. Holly Fretwell brings real credentials to the debate, giving kids the scoop, not just about global warming, but the real-world consequences of the Left's responses to it.
  • Mattie Learns GOOD Manners!

    M. A. Spector, Nancy Sue

    language (MSJ World Publishing, Feb. 18, 2013)
    Looking for a great children's book for age 4 to 8 year old's?In "Mattie Learns Good Manners" you will learn how important practicing good manners are, Mom would always observing good manners with help make you a very special person. "You must always remember you pleases and thank you's" this will show what thoughtful and mature person you are. Well written and lots of colorful cartoons illustrations. You will love reading or having you child read this book. Scroll up and download your copy.