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What holidays does your family celebrate? Are they different from your friends? Celebrating Differences is the second book in the Yahooty Who? series of imaginary character books. You'll meet 4 brand new helpful Yahooty characters while learning a heartfelt lesson about embracing cultural uniqueness. Join Max, Ticker, Aqua, Terra, and Zap as they help 5 friends from varied backgrounds discover that it's fun to learn about what makes us different.

Haunted houses. Haunted hearts. And a past that refuses to die... Leap Books summoned best-selling paranormal and dreadfully talented debut authors to conjure up Spirited, a haunting collection of 13 tales guaranteed to keep you up all night. Get entombed in stories of Egyptian treasures, shudder at tales of malevolent spirits, and become enthralled with the adventures of witch-hunters, ghost seekers, and lost souls. From steampunk to cyberpunk, our collection spans past, present, and future hauntings. One story actually leaps off the page with 3-D augmented reality. With this celebration of things that go bump in the night, Spirited authors hope to slay the specter of illiteracy that plague our youth. All proceeds from Spirited will be donated to 826 National, a non-profit organization that offers free after-school tutoring, workshops, and in-school programs because "strong writing skills are fundamental to future success." Go ahead. Turn the pages if you dare. We won't tell if you sleep with the lights on. Because after all, there's no rest for the wicked. Anthology edited by Kat O'Shea Contributing authors include: Maria V. Snyder, Candace Havens, Shannon Delany, Jill Williamson, Linda Joy Singleton, Heather Kenealy, Judith Graves, Kitty Keswick, Dawn Dalton, Carmen Tudor, John W. Otte, Halli Dee Lilburn, and Mark Finnemore Augmented Reality by Karl Gee

In the second of Anne Terry's delightful Honest Bob, the Dog, series, the kindly and thoroughly honest Bob does the right thing when his friend turns tail after breaking an old lady's window. Of course, Bob's courage and honesty pay off in the end and everyone agrees he is a good dog, indeed.Bob charmingly demonstrates to children that it’s always best to be honest. In Honest Bob, the Dog, Plays Ball, kids will also see that sometimes friendship means saying you’re sorry and being forgiving.

Fun for kids who love horses. Activities include story writing prompts, easy crosswords, dot-to-dot, word searches, easy crosswords, and coloring pages. Based on the true story of a rescue horse named Flash, and perfect companion to his nonfiction easy reader. The activity book contains a wide variety of puzzles for hours of fun for home or travel. Printed on one side of the paper in large 8.5 X 11 size.The perfect gift for creative kids.

Find a missing horse. Stop a hanging. Dodge the Sheriff. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing much going on here. It's just another average day in the Wild West. When the territory's only teacher is accused of stealing a horse, twelve-year-old Silver Belle and her best friend, Jeremiah, take matters into their own hands. If they can't prove the villainous Four-Gun is lying, their teacher will stand guilty. The only justice for horse thievery is hanging, so two meddling kids carry out a plan of mishaps to cause delays and find a missing horse with hilarious results. The fate of Miss Libby and a beautiful black horse depends on them to solve the mix-up and stop the madness. Will the frontier town of Justice, Texas survive? Saddle up and hang on to your hat for a funny Texas adventure set in the Wild West.

Life is so fast, full of work and study. Snuggle up with your favorite reading buddy. Meet this adorable tree named Bree. See her learn. See her grow. Enjoy your kids before they go. Have some good times with a few rhymes. The best way to love is to show. Bree the Tree loves her beautiful home on top of a cliff by the sea, but she is lonely because she has no family. When she meets new friends Chloe the Cloud and Seth the Sun, Bree feels uplifted. They spend the fall and winter together, and then springtime brings a surprise! Read your little loved ones this charming story about family, friendship, and caring about one another. The story of Bree the Tree is an endearing mother-daughter collaboration you can enjoy with your children over and over again.

Based on acutal events, an adoped Hackney trains for his first parade in a big city. The flag is not scary any more after the intial training, but what about the crowded streets, a marching band, strange creatures called mules, the tap-dancers, and those big floaty things? It is enough to make a well-behaved horse go bonkers.Read about Taz and his owner/trainer Stephanie as they work together and then navigate the Veteran's Day Parade route through downton Amarillo, Texas.Beginning vocabulary for emerging readers at 3rd-4th grade level, ages 7-10.Includes fun facts section about the Hackney horse breed, Veteran's Day, and the United States Flag.

The City is an immense metropolis of crystal spires and wondrous magic. Beneath is the Dungeon, a vast underground world, and a source of endless treasure guarded by grotesque and deadly monsters. No one knows where the Dungeon came from, or why. Any who would dare face the dangers and riches of the Dungeon must first be transformed into a delver, a quasi-immortal creature whose every attribute is defined by numbers. Yet the "immortality" offered is but illusionary, for without consuming the crystal found only within the Dungeon, a delver will inevitably die. One young immigrant braves the Dungeon to remit money to his family, only to find much, much more. Friends, power, and secrets of the Dungeon. Perhaps even love.

Jeremiah, my best friend, says I'm as rowdy as popcorn on a hot stove. I knew it was a fool thing to do. Ride a mule in a horse race, but they double dog dared me. Who can back down from something like that? You'd do the same. While I gallop down Main Street in the July 4th race, a couple of low life's rob the bank and side swipe my Pa, taking him hostage. Jeremiah and I set out to track the outlaws and pay Pa's ransom, and that's where the plan goes crazy. I'm dragged out of my hiding place and everything goes downhill from there, but not before I swore myself in as the town Marshal. The job was open and somebody had to step up. An outlaw takes my horse, Sweet Fury, and forces us to take part in a robberu. A train robbery to be exact, which doesn't go so great. Trust me, this is a wild west tale that may be too exciting for some. Hang on to your hat and settle in for the ride. Don't say I didn't warn ya. Signed, Silver Belle.A chapter book for kids ages 8-10 who love the wild west, very smart horses, and Texas adventures.