Books published by publisher PenPoint Publications

The Thomas & Friends Sound Book: Songs from the Station is a Play-a-Song book that includes 10 fun songs inspired by the popular TV children's show Thomas & Friends. As your child presses each song’s button, a character appears in the book’s magic mirror to introduce the song.Designed for children ages 18 months and older, the Thomas & Friends Sound Book: Songs from the Station has a sturdy cover and heavy board pages that are designed to stand up to repeated use. Colorful illustrations feature scenes familiar to fans of Thomas & Friends, and each song is accompanied by printed lyrics.Your child will love singing along with favorite Thomas & Friends characters like Percy, Gordon, Harold, and Harvey. The first song, “Engine Roll Call,” introduces Thomas and the other engines. Other sing-along tunes include “Peep! Whistles Thomas,” “Knapford Bridge,” “Determination,” and “There’s a Cow on the Train Tracks.” To hear a song, children simply press a picture button. They can stop a song at any time by pressing the blue button.Features of this Play-a-Song book include:Colorful illustrations and engaging melodies keep children entertained. The magic mirror brings popular Thomas characters to life.The book’s sturdy cover and heavy board pages are designed to withstand rough handling. The Thomas & Friends Sound Book: Songs from the Station includes three replaceable AAA batteries and conforms to the safety requirements of ASTM F963-03.

Princess Desiree and her friends are preparing for a lesson in making fairy dust, the key to power and independence in their homeland of Fairy Meadow, when exiled army general, Bartholomew, and his band of followers arrive. In a literal flash, everything changes as the young fairies and the rest of the kingdom are faced with the possibility of losing everything to Bartholomew’s evil plan. But are only Bartholomew and his followers to blame as chaos erupts in the normally tranquil meadow? As unlikely heroes emerge, the fairies learn to appreciate the importance of friendship, loyalty, and how the differences between them make them stronger.

Country kid Daniel's quiet life on his farm is turned upsidedown when his glamorous cousin, Felicity comes to stay. From the moment of Felicity's arrival, sinister events unfold on the farm. Daniel's animal friends and family are in danger. Who can help him find the mysterious villains? His tough sister Sophie? Slobbery sheepdog Lucky? Shadowy suspects are everywhere in Misty Point's sleepy valleys -but is the intruder closer than they think? Cousin Felicity and the Eels of Misty Point is a suspenseful, playful comedy/adventure for children/teens aged 9-16 and adults who grew up with Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer in their bookcases.

The children of the Israeli town of Keshet are born with the ability to bend nature to their will and 13-year-old Jordan has just discovered his gift of the power to transform into water. All of Jordan’s friends have unique powers: Noam can alter cloud formations, Ellah can spin webs, and little Eden can create the strange animals she sees in her dreams. No one knows the source of these powers except, perhaps, Miss Sara, the mysterious town matriarch who helps the children find and control their talents using Kabbalah and other mystical teachings from Israel’s forgotten past. However, someone has discovered the secret of the children of Keshet, and wants to use their powers for his own sinister purposes. To prevent such a disaster, Jordan and his friends must use their gifts to defeat an enemy who wields the power to erase the line between the living and the dead. Incorporating Jewish mythology and referencing various practices of Judaism, this book is a tale of friendship and the power of teamwork in the face of adversity.

Spencer Price is living her best life in Denver Colorado. But when Jordan Rohan kisses her, and her best friend writes it in their shared book of promises, she suddenly finds herself in a struggle between duty and independence, allegiance and betrayal. Soon, two things become clear: There is far more to the kiss than Spencer first believed, and the person to whom she is most connected is hiding secrets far deeper and more dangerous than Spencer ever suspected. To uncover the secrets, Spencer must question the promises of the past. But doing so could bring death, not only to herself but to those who are her future.