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Macaroni McDuffy -Super Sleuth - Book 1 If you have heard of Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys or enjoy movies such as Pet Detective then there is a new super sleuth on the scene. Macaroni McDuffy is as curious as Curious George. She is quite smart, very observant with super memory and because of these traits she can also solve mysteries of all kinds. Macaroni McDuffy is very special for a number of reasons. She has a rare illness known as, Fanconi's anemia. Children born with this disease, often tend to be smaller than average; and may have birth defects, such as underdeveloped arms and legs. But Macaroni does not allow her disability to stop her, she uses a special chair to solve mysteries in her tall apartment building in Chicago. Come along on some of Macaroni's adventures; and see how she finds Snowy the dog; solves a jewelry mystery; teaches us about honesty and trusting others; and who knows where else she'll take us. This book is the introduction to a chapter book detective series for kids from 6 to 12.

Roxie The SuperCat Rescues Mice on the Moon.Have you ever heard of a Superhero Cat that rescues mice ? Or mice growing cheese on the moon? Or robots on the planet of mechanozoid? Learn more about Roxie the SuperCat in this cat and mouse adventure.These lovely cat comics are brightly colored and features a cat and mouse story, a great addition to your cat books for kids. Roxie the SuperCat is a superhero and rescues mice in this adventure. This is a great cat and mouse adventure for your children to enjoy.FREE coloring book with Purchase! and a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card, check inside fro details. The adventures of Roxie The SuperCat, a cat that eats green tuna treats and gains super powers like: she can fly, she has super hearing and super sniff! Tell us about your special cat, we have a contest to enter your cat and win an Amazon gift card and your cat featured in the next adventure of Roxie the SuperCat. Send us your cat pictures or video, tell us how your cat is special.Learn about this adventure in this book where she rescues mice on the moon, by fighting the robots that are taking all the children back to their planet of Mechanozoid.This superhero, superpet cat rescue book is easy to read or read to younger children and what childrens story but a superhero, supercat that rescues mice on the moon.

Macaroni McDuffy -Super Sleuth - Book 1 If you have heard of Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys or enjoy movies such as Pet Detective then there is a new super sleuth on the scene. Macaroni McDuffy is as curious as Curious George. She is quite smart, very observant with super memory and because of these traits she can also solve mysteries of all kinds. Macaroni McDuffy is very special for a number of reasons. She has a rare illness known as, Fanconi's anemia. Children born with this disease, often tend to be smaller than average; and may have birth defects, such as underdeveloped arms and legs. But Macaroni does not allow her disability to stop her, she uses a special chair to solve mysteries in her tall apartment building in Chicago. Come along on some of Macaroni's adventures; and see how she finds Snowy the dog; solves a jewelry mystery; teaches us about honesty and trusting others; and who knows where else she'll take us. This book is the introduction to a chapter book detective series for kids from 6 to 12.

Roxie The SuperCat Saves The Night Before Christmas This Christmas was dreadful - No funds for cat toys or cat treats, it was difficult to keep enough cat litter and enough good eats. This superhero cat Roxie flies in with reindeer and bags full of goodies to save Christmas for the so many cat shelters.The story is told in verse to "The Night Before Christmas", see how Roxie the SuperCat saves this Christmas for the cat shelters all across the land.Roxie The Supercat gets her special powers, like flying, super strength, super sniff by eating green tuna treats.

Back to School Journals for KidsBack to School Journals make great memory scrapbooks or keepsakes and are a wonderful way for kids to record all of their school memories for each year in one handy place.There is space to paste photos, write their feelings, draw or color, most pages pose a creative question to spur activity.Kids write about their first day of school, their classmates, their favorite things and lots more.For ages 6-12 years old.Help your child remember all of their life's journeys and school memories with this easy to fill-in format. It's never too early to begin to journal!

You Are Special Just The Way You Are Phibian the frog compares his body to other desert animals and even two-legged beings. After wishing, he was like the other animals he discovers he is perfect and special just the way he is.About the people and animals represented in this book.I have combined a wee bit of Arizona's archeology, ethnobotany, and fauna to weave a story of coming to terms with and loving yourself for just who and what you are.There are 24 frog species in the state of Arizona. The Arizona tree frog which loves the area around Central Arizona (above 5,000 feet), is one the state's best-known frogs. It became recognized as the state's amphibian 1986 when school children nominated it part of a contest held by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.Frogs have been a symbol of water for the First Peoples for hundreds of generations. The ancient Hohokam people, who lived in the area from Mexico northward into what is now known as the Verde Valley, loved to paint their pots with the various animals that lived around them. They lived in this area from approximately 1 CE to 1425 CE. For them and many of today’s people, frogs represent water—a valuable resource in the Southwest! The Hohokam had a great deal of respect for these incredible amphibians. We should as well.My favorite frog, the Tarahumara, is feared to be extinct. Many of Arizona’s frogs are endangered due to destroyed aquatic habitats. Tarahumara frogs were stream-dwelling and never far from permanent water sources where they laid eggs, become tadpoles, and lived as adult frogs. Meet Phibian, my imaginary friend from long ago.

You Are Special Just The Way You Are Phibian the frog compares his body to other desert animals and even two-legged beings. After wishing, he was like the other animals he discovers he is perfect and special just the way he is. About the people and animals represented in this book. I have combined a wee bit of Arizona's archeology, ethnobotany, and fauna to weave a story of coming to terms with and loving yourself for just who and what you are. There are 24 frog species in the state of Arizona. The Arizona tree frog which loves the area around Central Arizona (above 5,000 feet), is one the state's best-known frogs. It became recognized as the state's amphibian 1986 when school children nominated it part of a contest held by the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Frogs have been a symbol of water for the First Peoples for hundreds of generations. The ancient Hohokam people, who lived in the area from Mexico northward into what is now known as the Verde Valley, loved to paint their pots with the various animals that lived around them. They lived in this area from approximately 1 CE to 1425 CE. For them and many of today’s people, frogs represent water—a valuable resource in the Southwest! The Hohokam had a great deal of respect for these incredible amphibians. We should as well. My favorite frog, the Tarahumara, is feared to be extinct. Many of Arizona’s frogs are endangered due to destroyed aquatic habitats. Tarahumara frogs were stream-dwelling and never far from permanent water sources where they laid eggs, become tadpoles, and lived as adult frogs. Meet Phibian, my imaginary friend from long ago.

Roxie The SuperCat Saves The Night Before Christmas This Christmas was dreadful - No funds for cat toys or cat treats, it was difficult to keep enough cat litter and enough good eats. This superhero cat Roxie flies in with reindeer and bags full of goodies to save Christmas for the so many cat shelters. The story is told in verse to "The Night Before Christmas", see how Roxie the SuperCat saves this Christmas for the cat shelters all across the land. Roxie The Supercat gets her special powers, like flying, super strength, super sniff by eating green tuna treats.

Tales of the Sonoran Desert - Winner of the 2014 Global Ebook Award for Short Stories/Essays Fiction - Bronze These fourteen tales give voice to the plants and animals of the unique desert that lies in the southwestern United States and in Mexico. Regularly shared in storytelling venues by the author, the tales have proven to intrigue audiences with their vibrant characters, spellbinding narratives, and unexpected twists. A sense of both wonder and humor accompanies listeners and readers as they journey through a land of such marvels as an ocotillo whose flowers of flame are a tribute to its compassion, a guilt-stricken coyote who pleads for forgiveness with the moon, and an ironwood tree whose acceptance of the whole of life brings with it with the gift of tears. The subtle lessons to be learned and the factual information to be enjoyed are an added plus in these imaginative stories that enhance understanding and respect for the Sonoran Desert and its inhabitants. (Ages 10 to adult; younger children will enjoy having the stories read to them).

You Are Special Just The Way You ArePhibian the frog compares his body to other desert animals and even two-legged beings. After wishing, he was like the other animals he discovers he is perfect and special just the way he is. About the people and animals represented in this book.I have combined a wee bit of Arizona's archeology, ethnobotany, and fauna to weave a story of coming to terms with and loving yourself for just who and what you are.There are 24 frog species in the state of Arizona. The Arizona tree frog which loves the area around Central Arizona (above 5,000 feet), is one the state's best-known frogs. It became recognized as the state's amphibian 1986 when school children nominated it part of a contest held by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.Frogs have been a symbol of water for the First Peoples for hundreds of generations. The ancient Hohokam people, who lived in the area from Mexico northward into what is now known as the Verde Valley, loved to paint their pots with the various animals that lived around them. They lived in this area from approximately 1 CE to 1425 CE. For them and many of today’s people, frogs represent water—a valuable resource in the Southwest! The Hohokam had a great deal of respect for these incredible amphibians. We should as well. My favorite frog, the Tarahumara, is feared to be extinct. Many of Arizona’s frogs are endangered due to destroyed aquatic habitats. Tarahumara frogs were stream-dwelling and never far from permanent water sources where they laid eggs, become tadpoles, and lived as adult frogs. Meet Phibian, my imaginary friend from long ago.