Books with title The Case of the Missing Eyebrow

A stolen square from the Shape Museum leads Detective Octavius on a crime solving adventure. Using his math and engineering skills, Octavius finds the square in the hands of the most unlikely suspects. From the author and illustrator of the award winning “Terrance the Trapezoid,” readers learn math skills, creativity and the power of working together.

Kennedy isn't too thrilled about returning to school after his summer break because he is "not done yet" with having summer fun. On the first day of school, the class bully picks on him. Kennedy threatens to tell his alien friend, Gloxnox. The bully tells Kennedy that if Gloxnox doesn't show up by Friday, he will eat the dessert from his lunch for a whole week. The problem is that Kennedy doesn't know how to find Gloxnox. Will his alien friend show up or will Kennedy have to settle for no dessert for a whole week?

Kids love games. Kids love stories. Together, they form an irresistible combination. The Let's Read and Play series of interactive storybooks features some of the best-selling products from Hasbro, longtime experts on children's play -- the same ones parents and even grandparents may have played with! These books featuring time-honored toys/games, combined with sturdy, laminated pages, make a perfect playtime companion for children ages 3 and up. PLAY-DOH is a trademark of Hasbro and is used with permission. © 2003 Hasbro. All Rights Reserved. Also in the Let's Read and Play series from HasbroBrowse all early learning books

Case of the Missing Byte follows the adventures of Larah and Kury as they search for their dog Byte. Larah and Kury live in a magical world where the computer comes to life as a whimsical castle. The children meet and interact with its integral parts depicted by bright and quirky characters. They soon discover that the castle is under attack by a Virus and that all inhabitants are falling asleep under its spell, including the all-knowing King CPU, who is their key to finding Byte. The children must find the Anti-Virus and apply it before the whole castle is plunged into darkness and Byte is gone forever.

Teaching your kids to pick up after themselves can be rough. This book encourages little ones to pick up their toys by helping them rethink how their forgotten toys feel, and by showing them what just might happen to a toy that doesn't get put away. Have you ever wondered where your lost toys went? Sometimes toys are temporarily misplaced. It’s bound to happen, we’re only human after all. And then there are other times, dreadful times when a toy vanishes never to be seen again. It’s almost like someone or something stole it.