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  • Malevir: Dragons Return

    Susan Marcus

    eBook (Mill City Press, Feb. 7, 2016)
    People of the Veiled Valley are under attack from a mysterious and deadly creature.A shape-shifter has destroyed their most powerful allies---dragons--or so it seems. Meet giants, sprites, smelly goblins, and other strange beings as you follow the adventures of two young dragonriders, Nnylff and Azile, on their quest to return their dragon friends to the Veiled Valley. Malevir: Dragons Return is the first in Susan Bass Marcus' fantasy adventure trilogy of Malevir stories, a fresh take on classic themes of family, courage, and sacrifice that recalls the thrills fans find in the work of Anne McCaffrey and J.R.R. Tolkien.
  • Trucks

    Weldon Owen, Elizabeth Dougherty

    Hardcover (Fog City Press, July 1, 2008)
    Hop on board for a trip on the world's most exciting trucks. From big rigs to pickups, you'll see them all working hard. Whether they're plowing snow, hauling gravel, or making a special delivery, trucks have lots of important jobs. Thrilling photographs reveal the nuts, bolts, and wheels of the trucking world. Great ready for a fun ride!
  • Trucks

    Weldon Owen

    Paperback (Fog City Press, Feb. 27, 2008)
    This series features thrilling photographs that take you behind the scenes with mighty machines.
  • The Encyclopedia of Animals: Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians

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    Hardcover (Fog City Press, Aug. 15, 2002)
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  • Songs to Remember the Times Tables Music CD for use with Times Tables the Fun Way Book for Kids

    Tessie Snow, Judy Liautaud

    Audio CD (City Creek Press, Jan. 1, 2003)
    Children will be tapping their feet and singing along to these catchy tunes based on the stories in the Times Tables the Fun Way Book for Kids. (purchased separately). Each song has special effects to enhance the story and help kids remember the times tables. First teach the story in the Times Tables the Fun Way Book and then play the accompanying song. The CD comes with a booklet with the words to the songs.It can be played on any stereo or computer that plays music CD's.
  • The Giant Slayer

    Ken Brosky, Isabella Fontaine, Chris Smith, Dagny Holt

    eBook (Brew City Press, Dec. 26, 2013)
    Europe: birthplace of Grimms' Fairy Tales. An unfamiliar land, brimming with its own breed of Corrupted who hide in the shadows, growing more evil with each passing day. For modern-day hero Alice Goodenough, this is more than enough to worry about. But she also has a fencing tournament to think about.And a promise to keep with Sam Grayle, a Corrupted dwarf who schemes for more and more wealth. When their train breaks down in a small town in eastern Hungary, Alice finds the legacy of the hero is alive and well. Corrupted have visited this town before, and they aren't quite vanquished just yet. There's one left, hiding away, biding his time to enact a terrible price on his enemies. A little creature with big, big plans ...Werewolves. Vampires. Giants. Europe is a different place with new dangers, new monsters and new surprises.
  • Darkness Rising

    Ken Brosky, Isabella Fontaine, Chris Smith, Dagny Holt

    eBook (Brew City Press, Dec. 26, 2013)
    Book 8 of the award-winning Young Adult adventure series!200 years ago, the Brothers Grimm brought their stories to life.But why? The question has haunted the heroes for two centuries, and no one has come close to the truth. Alice Goodenough will learn the terrible truth. And it will come at a terrible cost.The fencing tournament is in just a few short days. Alice's team is hopelessly outmatched, facing off against fencers who have more experience and an inhuman amount of energy. But the other fencers also have a special drug, one that Alice's team can use to even the playing field. Whether they should take the drug or not threatens to tear the team apart.Meanwhile, Alice must live up to her agreement with Sam Grayle, who lusts after a hidden treasure that once belonged to the Corrupted. Alice must team up with a group of explorers and delve deep into a forbidden cave that holds more secrets than any of them expected.This book contains the following Grimms' Fairy Tales:- Twelve Dancing Princesses- Rapunzel
  • The Confessions: Works of Saint Augustine, a Translation for the 21st Century: Part 1- Books

    Maria Boulding

    Paperback (New City Press, Dec. 25, 2002)
    A masterful, new translation of a perennial classic.
  • The MisAdventures of Zyria: The World's Smallest Superhero

    JP Brome

    eBook (Mill City Press, Nov. 24, 2019)
    There is a superhero inside all of us, we just need to put on the capeIn ten days, Zyria will celebrate her tenth birthday and come into her full superhero powers. She is proud that she’s able to carry on the family legacy, but she’s torn with leaving her school and friends to enroll in superhero school. She didn’t know how she was going to break the news to her best friends Coral and Nikko. The three of them had been together since first grade.A new kid, Tomas, just enrolled at Carthan Elementary School and he found himself the victim of being bullied by some of his classmates. One day after he was attacked, Zyria and her friends discover him shaken, and offers to help him defend himself. Will Zyria and her friends succeed in protecting Tomas? Or will they be putting themselves in the pathway of danger? The bigger question is, will Zyria have to say goodbye to her best friends in order to begin her new superhero life?
  • Courageous Kate

    Sheila Ingle

    Paperback (Hub City Press, Dec. 1, 2006)
    Kate Moore Barry served as a scout and a spy and is credited with helping Gen. Daniel Morgan defeat the British at the Battle of Cowpens, a turning point in the war for independence. The author weaves together history, folklore and fiction to create a memorable story about three generations of Scots-Irish settlers who built a life in the wilderness of the South Carolina Upcountry during the 1700s. llustrated by John Ingle, Courageous Kate tells riveting stories of Kate’s encounters with cruel Tories and of the day she tied her youngest child to a bedpost so she could ride out to alert Patriot militiamen about gunfire at her parent’s nearby home.
  • Farm Animals

    Weldon Owen, Karen Penzes

    Hardcover (Fog City Press, June 5, 2007)
    Some of the most familiar animals are the friendly faces found on the farm. From ducks to donkeys, horses to hens, these animals have a special relationship with the people who care for them -- and with people in general. Take a colorful, close-up tour of the farm and meet the animals that have become our friends and part of our way of life. Animals from all over the world star in the bright and irresistible Snapshot Picture Library series. Gorgeous photography, ranging from dramatic to laugh-out-loud funny, will engage readers of any age, while young readers will particularly delight in the lively, easy-to-read, playful text. From the friendly and familiar animals found on a farm or in your very own home to exotic and endangered species that many people may never see, the Snapshot Picture Library series is your ticket not only to other places but to other ways of seeing and thinking about the world we love and share.
  • Shine: A Bedtime Story

    Aja Dorsey Jackson, Oriana Garrido, Eduardo Sosa

    eBook (Charm City Press, May 23, 2019)
    The debut children’s book by author and family and parenting blogger Aja Dorsey Jackson. Are you the sun... Or the moon reflecting its light? Are you the glimmer of a candle in the darkness... Or a sunbeam’s whisper into the night?Shine takes young children on an illustrated journey toward bedtime in this lullaby all about the many things around us that shine bright. While soothing little ones off to sleep, this book encourages young children to shine wherever they are. With calming artwork and rhyming verse, this book is the perfect way to whisk your child off to dreamland.