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This inspiring kids' book, filled with empowering narratives, teaches children to embrace their individuality and to value the unique attributes of others. Written and created by Tammy Louise, this special book fosters confidence, understanding, and collaboration among young listeners. The book wonderfully emphasises the power of uniqueness, and how it helps in building stronger relationships and solving problems creatively. As the book says, "Being unique doesn't just benefit us–it can also help others."

Dans cette nouvelle aventure, Lapinours découvre la montagne avec son ami Renard. Une initiation au ski s’impose! Après plusieurs tentatives et une série de chutes rafraîchissantes, Lapinours se décourage.

Patrick and his twin sister, Katie, are shocked to find someone threw a brick through the stained-glass window of St. Francis of Assisi at St. Anne's. Who would do such a thing? Before they can investigate, Patrick is swept into another adventure-to the town of Assisi, Italy, in the year 1205.

This engaging children's book beautifully articulates the power of teamwork, cooperation, and shared goals. It highlights how every cub has the capacity to create and inspire, but when they unite, they can achieve even bigger dreams. Crafted by the imaginative Tammy Louise, this book not only fosters self-confidence in children, but also encourages them to see the beauty in working together towards common objectives. It echoes her belief that our children, with their kindness and collaboration, can shape a more inclusive and empathetic future.

Et si toutes les fêtes de notre calendrier avaient été inventées par Lapinours, ça donnerait quoi? Avec ce recueil de 10 histoires, vous ne verrez plus jamais les fêtes comme avant!

One day Frances Darwin finds a bit of torn paper on the ground. This excites Frances, as she would love to be a detective. This bit of paper sends Frances on a "wild goose chase" that leads her to find a stray dog called Bouncer. Finding out about Bouncer leads her onto to find his owner, who becomes a big part of Frances’s life. Before Frances knows it, she has become involved in an investigation to find out who is dog-napping dogs in the local area.

Arboria’s rules have been broken.... Gabriel’s enchantment has turned dark.... A terrible price must be paid. Can Elise and Aubrey survive the end of Arboria and a journey through its netherworld? The girls find out when a cursed Christmas ornament opens a tunnel into Arboria’s afterlife. The rapid approach of "the Great Divide" harbors the grave danger that they may get stuck forever in a realm, where nightmares come true.

Notre héros est un animal hors du commun! Lapinours a une carrure d’ours et des oreilles de lapin. Il habite dans le creux d’un grand arbre sombre. Mais voilà, il a peur du noir!

Sooner or later, kids ask big questions about themselves and their faith: If God is real, why doesn't he feel real? How can I make him seem less far away? What does a relationship with Jesus actually look like? What about when going to church or reading the Bible just feels boring and pointless? Christian Studies teacher and school chaplain Chris Morphew has been answering big questions from kids for over a decade.

Twelve-year-old "Zeta Star" Mizar White, orphaned by a terrible space accident, lives in free-float on the asteroid Ceres with her loving adopted family. Zeta doesn't know she has inherited Fusion Factories Inc., the main source of energy making life possible in space and on Earth. Nor does she know the evil BradLi Stone intends to control her and her inheritance. Overnight, she is thrust into a world of crushing gravity and boiling hatred. Can Zeta with the help of her companion, Cor, gather the support needed to defeat Cousin BradLi and save Fusion Factories Inc?

In No More Scary Nights: A Tale of Hope and Resilience, young listeners are invited to join the journey of three children who are unexpectedly taken away from their families. As they navigate the confusing and frightening experience of being separated from their loved ones, they discover the power of their own inner strength and the importance of never losing hope.

A boy learns how to build a special rocket ship that can hyper-loop, permitting time travel. He intends to use it to find his lost friend. He has the help of two aliens and a robotic dog, but they can't be trusted. This is the third of a multi-volume series, each book building on a new adventure.

Everyone's on edge when massive creatures are sighted lurking deep in the Pacific. But smooth-talking Parker smells an opportunity. He convinces his vice principal that the middle school is in danger, winning his classmates a day off…a kaiju day. But Parker's clever scheme backfires when the army swoops in and puts everyone on emergency lockdown. Now, his classmates are trapped at home with their parents, who insist on limiting their screen time, making them eat Brussels sprouts, and sharing their feelings.

The awful solstice is just a few days away. Ray doesn’t know if he’s ready to be the Shining One, but he’s determined to try. For a kid whose biggest worry used to be trying out for the baseball team, it still seems crazy to be carrying the fate of the world on his shoulders. But now, Ray has new allies–which would be great, except all of them have their own ideas about what he’s supposed to do.

When scientists Elaine and Gary Peterson adopt Sam to keep their son, Justin, company in the midst of a top-secret research project, they never imagine the precocious pup will cause more harm than good. But from chewing up Elaine’s hair dryer (the “brain-melting heat cannon”) to his inability to be house-trained (who could resist the “pooping rug”?), the Petersons aren’t sure how much more they can take. And that's before Sam starts harassing Justin’s crush (and potential new friend), Phoebe, who Sam is sure is an evil wizard out to harm Justin.

With codewords and secret signals perfected, best friends Rachel and Joon are ready to spend their summer practicing spycraft—especially if they can uncover secrets like the one Joon’s parents have been keeping, that his family is about to move out of town. When eavesdropping leads them to a ring rumored to have belonged to Anna “Nancy” Smith Strong—according to local Long Island legend, the only female member of George Washington’s famed Culper Spy Ring—they think they’ve hit the jackpot. Then they discover Nancy left a coded message in the ring!

Former Young People’s Poet Laureate Naomi Shihab Nye delivers her latest collection, subtitled Poems About Families. They’re mostly focused on her relationship with her mother. Nye has a comfortable, unaffected delivery. Her voice has an unstudied tone, but, make no mistake, every syllable lands with precise intent. The poems are short and, at times, breathtakingly revealing, touching on acts of love and occasionally betrayal, on mysteries a child can never truly plumb. These snapshots come together to create a portrait of a vibrant, wounded, whole woman.

Ever since Stanley Lambchop was flattened by a bulletin board, each day brings new adventures! It’s the hundredth day of school, and the second graders in Classroom 2E will each be bringing in one hundred of something to celebrate. Stanley knows exactly what he wants to bring—flat pancakes. But the number of people coming to the party keeps changing! Stanley must add, subtract, and multiply his way to the perfect treat for the Hundredth Day of School bash. Will he get the numbers right?

No Matter What is a collection of poems created to help parents and other caregivers more intentionally connect with their children. The poetry tackles tough topics like the loss of friendship, wrestling with difficult emotions, and encouraging themes written to help us shower the children in our lives with delight, build their confidence, and strengthen their resolve.

A collection of endearing and vibrant retellings of Manipuri myths told for the first time ever to the outside world!