Books published by publisher Imaginative Press

This Robot collection contains four beginner readers, bundled together for big savings.Robot Goes On A TripIn this Level 1 Beginner Reader, Robot’s grandparents call and invite him to visit. Robot can’t wait! He’s never been on a plane before. Will his mom let him pack all his toys?Your child will love this fun easy to read story. This beginner reader contains mainly kindergarten and first grade words with a couple of second grade words. Get ready to give your child the right tools to gain confidence and reading skill. This is also a great read if your little one is nervous about going on an airplane for the first time.Robot Gets A SisterRobot’s parents have a surprise for him. He’s about to get a baby sister. But Robot is concerned that they won’t have time for him anymore. Your children will love Robot and his active imagination whether they are learning to read or you read it to them.Robot Gets A KiteBeginner Readers are a great way to build confidence in your early learner. Your child will read with ease in this story that uses only Kindergarten sight words. In this installment of the Robot series we see Robot beg his parents for a new toy. At the toy store Robot chooses a new expensive jet, but his mom suggests a kite instead. Will Robot learn to like his new kite, even though what he really wanted was a jet?Robot Wants A RocketThis children’s book is filled with bright colorful pictures. “Robot Wants A Rocket” uses only kindergarten sight words. Your beginner reader will love being able to read this book all on their own. In this story a young robot wishes to travel to the stars. All he wants is a rocket, but his Dad says "no." Will the robot find a way to make it to the stars?

His mom engineered habitats for colonists on Mars and Europa. His dad ended a long war.But Dax Zander spends his days surfing Kawela Bay with his brothers, hitching rides with whales and exploring the reefs around his family's undersea home. Life's sweet, the future is bright.Then one morning in 2077, three aliens arrive pleading for humanity's help against a horrific threat to their distant oceanic homeworld. As Earth's leaders ponder a risky mission of mercy, Dax feels a stirring in his gut to leave behind childhood thrills and embrace a greater, but far more dangerous destiny: preventing the extinction of an entire civilization.Lexile Measure: 890L

When Ratha admits an Un-Named stranger to the clan, he brings a change as great as Ratha's taming of fire. Does the orange-eyed newcomer understand the power of Ratha's fire-creature—and the hearts of her people—better than she does? Worship and control of fire may strengthen the Named and expand their domain, yet subjugation to the Red Tongue's tyranny threatens to diminish them. The herding teacher, Thakur, offers a gentler alternative, but dare Ratha try it? Her choice will determine the future of the clan-and her own place in it. Clan Ground is the Second Book of the Named.

Ratha is a young herder of the Named, a clan of intelligent prehistoric wild cats who keep deer and horses. The Named fight for survival against Un-Named cats, enemies who raid clan herds. Meoran, leader of the Named, claims that the Un-Named are no more intelligent than herd animals, and Ratha believes him, until a clash with an Un-Named raider who taunts her in Named speech forces her to question everything. Then Ratha tames a power that could upset everything. Threatened by her discovery, the tyrannical clan leader banishes her from the clan. Can a young clan herder who doesn't know hunting, use her new "creature" to survive in exile?

Ratha and her clan, the Named, are sentient prehistoric big cats. In Ratha s Courage, the fifth book in the Named series, Ratha extends the use of the Red Tongue fire to a hunter tribe. One of the hunters ignites a blaze that sets off a devastating conflict between the two clans. Now Ratha must find the courage within herself to set it right. Ratha's Courage is the newest book in the series since 1994.

Maimed and traumatized by a childhood incident too frightening to remember, a solitary cat named Newt struggles to survive, haunted by nightmares of a huge monster she calls the Dreambiter. In spite of the trauma, Newt lives a peaceful life in harmony with the sea creatures of her ocean beach. When the Named arrive on her beach in search of a temporary refuge from drought, Newt clashes with Ratha, leader of the Named, over the sea animals that Newt protects. The two cats have more in common than either of them suspects, and to resolve the present, Ratha and Newt must face the demons of the past.

The Named believe that they are the only cats who can think and speak, so they are shocked and intrigued to discover a mammoth-hunting tribe of cats who also speak. The other tribe, united in a kind of group mind, is so different that understanding them appears impossible, and conflict threatens. Should Ratha increase her efforts to talk to these strange cats, or should she destroy them with the Red Tongue so the Named can take their mammoths? Ratha's daughter Thistle-chaser, has strange gifts that could lead to a solution, but she can't do it alone. Mother and daughter must challenge the darkness of their shared past before they can work together.

Thus begins the story of Amanda, a little girl with one of the biggest dreams of all -- the dream to be the President of the United States. Naturally, her story is told against the backdrop of Washington, D.C. with all the splendor and charm of the famous places. Here is a delightful tale of the presidency from the point of view of an eight-year-old girl who longs to show her older brother a thing or two.