Books published by publisher Huskies Pub

The Squeezor is a monster who just wants to give hugs--great, big, wrap-his-arms-around-you-twice, squeezy hugs. The trouble is, he doesn't look like he just wants to give you a hug. He looks like he wants to eat you up! Even other monsters run away from him in terror.This makes the Squeezor very sad. He can't help the way he looks. How can he get everyone to trust him? Then he gets a great idea: He has to figure out what the other monsters need! Find out how the Squeezor changes negative first impressions by using compassion and empathy to help others.

Mamá Gracíela’s TENDER, CRUNCHY, SPICY bacalaítos fritos are the best in town… Local customers (including stray cats!) come from all over the island to enjoy her secret recipe. But when the Inspector discovers that Mamá secretly caters to so many cats and he threatens to close her tiny restaurant, Mamá must come up with a plan to save it—and all of the animals she loves. This book teaches compassion to animals, problem-solving and ethnicity, and a reading guide is available to help you, as parents, interact with your child and the lessons in this book. Visit the author’s website to download a copy of the reading guide: . The book is also available in dyslexic font.

"At the beginning of the ninth century, the caliph of Baghdad sent an extraordinary gift to Emperor Charlemagne: an elephant named Abul-Abbas. The kings were very happy – but Abul-Abbas was not! What must it have been like to travel with a homesick elephant and his grumpy companion, Isaac? Go on a medieval adventure with illustrations inspired by historic manuscripts and treasures."

NEW FULL COLOR EDITIONAl B. Mouse’s Abecedarium was a labor of love project, over 20 years in the making. Inside these pages you will find common and lesser known words and their meanings according to this wacky little mouse. From Al to Zen, here is the alphabet book you never wanted or needed... until now. Enjoy!Mick Gray is an illustrator and comic book inker, having worked for DC and Marvel since 1990. He lives in California with his wife and daughter, who also helped on the book.Mick is an Eisner Award winning inker and has worked continuously for DC comics for over 25 years on projects such as Son Of Superman hardcover (J.H. Williams III), Supergirl And The Legion Of Super-Heroes (Barry Kitson), Zatanna (Ryan Sook), Promethea (J.H. Williams III), Batman Confidential (Rags Morales), Teen Titans Go! (Alexander Serra), The JOKER hardcover (Lee Bermejo), JSA: Kingdom Come (Fernando Pasarin and Dale Eaglesham), The Shield (Marco Rudy), Batman & Robin, Robin: Son of Batman and Superman (Patrick Gleason).

"Every fable has a moral. On the last night of Hanukkah, a littledreidel learns the important lesson that true happiness comes fromjust being yourself.The plain wooden dreidel is unhappy that no one is playing the dreidelgame. ""Nobody notices me"", the dreidel complains to the beautifullylit silver menorah. With the help of the silver menorah, the woodendreidel learns that he too is special!"

This book was inspired by my daughter Lilah. Lilah is a 4-year-old little girl who was born with Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa. A one in one million incurable, painful, and fatal genetic condition characterized by extreme fragility of the skin, connective tissues, and mucosal membranes. These children are often referred to as “butterfly children” as they are internally and externally as fragile as a butterfly. Although she fights open wounds and blisters daily, she is the epitome of strength and bravery. Her story and the story of many other butterflies inspired me to write this book. In hopes that children like Lilah might not feel so alone. They are the most incredible warriors on this earth! They, like Lilah, are the heroes among us! With more awareness comes the possibility of a cure! Thank you for doing your part and for sharing her inspirational story with your children!