When a new boy shows up at school, Caden finds a new hobby: trying to make him laugh. It's all fun and games until he accidentally embarrasses the school principal.Now Caden's being threatened with suspension--or worse, being kicked off student council. Is he doomed to be a juvenile delinquent?

When Caden's class has a spelling bee challenge, he accidentally discovers something he's good at: spelling! He and his best friend continue to the next round and spend the next three weeks trying to out-do one another for the school spelling bee.But then the big day finally arrives, and one thing is for sure: there can only be one winner. Will it be Caden? How will he handle it if it's not?

School is almost over! Caden's class makes plans to attent the local baseball game, and Caden can't wait, especially since his dad is coming!But Caden's teacher isn't letting up yet. Three warnings, and Caden won't be allowed to go. Two warnings later, Caden wonders if he'll strike out before he even gets to the game!

S'mores and campfires and sleeping under the stars! Caden can't wait for summer camp.But he doesn't count on sunburns and tornadoes and buried treasure and obnoxious cabin mates.Not to mention a ghost that haunts the campground.Will Caden and his friends survive their one week in the outdoors? Or will this be his last camp out ever?

Caden's officially been labeled a trouble-maker.He didn't mean to get suspended. And he doesn't mean to cause a bike wreck that lands him in the hospital with gravel under his skin. But with Christmas right around the corner, his mom is warning him he better change his ways--or end up on the naughty list.

When a lost dog shows up at Caden's new house, the only thing his parents want to do is find its owners. But the only thing Caden wants to do is keep it.Thus begins a quest to convince his parents that the dog has no owners and belongs to them. His parents agree to keep her—as long as Caden cleans up after her.Except the puppy makes more messes than Caden expected, and he begins to fear the dog is more trouble than he can handle. Will Caden become a successful dog master? O...

Billie Stoner’s mother is stuck to her like glue. In the Stoner family, togetherness rules. Billie is desperate to be like other eleven-year-olds she reads about, who are allowed to walk to school alone and who have their own rooms. While on a family outing to Central Park, Billie discovers a magic makeup bag that allows her to fulfil her deepest desire – to become invisible. With the help of her best friend, Hubert, Billie skips school for the day and romps around New York City enjoying h...

Judachew, the singing mouse, goes shopping with his friend Riley at a large department store in town. The sight of a mouse in the store has strange and comical effects on the customers and the workers. Riley's greatest fear is that the store manager, her grandmother, will find out she brought a mouse to Boscov's Department store. This book is also available in paperback from CreateSpace and Amazon. https://www.createspace.com/4156527

Sly (a.k.a. Sylvia) has newly set up shop as a neighborhood detective, and the advice from Kirkus Reviews is plain and simple: "Clear some shelf space" for this funny, engaging series.With each zany mystery brought to her by friends and parents—this time involving soccer, ballet, swimming, and basketball—Sly uses her keen observation and reasoning skills to solve the case, while young readers will get a kick out of guessing the solutions alongside her.

Can an intrepid toy mouse help a child venture out of his comfort zone? Book Two of an endearing illustrated series about friendly library toys and the children who borrow them.Marco Polo is a retired Christmas ornament, but in his mind he is a great mouse explorer. Because he’s tiny and likely to be lost, he is the least-borrowed of the Book Buddies—toys that children can check out of the library just like a book—and he almost never leaves the library. But the lit...