What's the point of Brian O'Bunion? His teacher hates him. His schoolmates ignore him. His dad hasn't bought him Coco Pops for two years, one month and nineteen days. He feels like disappearing … until his classmates actually do. Then Brian uncovers a trail that leads to a terrifying bug-eating thug who's bent on revenge.A buzzing tale of friendship, courage and Curly Wurlys.

Aidan Mooney has the mother of all problems. His mum is part dragon. He's spent his whole life struggling to keep her hidden from the world. But now, with the help of his super-smart new friend Charlotte, Aidan discovers a much darker secret hiding in the woods …

Another fantastic adventure from the zany world of Abbie, Perdita and the ' eefil ' Dr Hubris Wildebeest Klench!Enthusiastic and pro-active author available for in-store eventsWonderfully playful use of languageIncorporates elements of Irish history in a fun wayWelcome to Remote Ken, an island with a mind of its own. A school trip to a rain-soaked island off the Irish coast is not Abbie Hartley's idea of fun ... until she hears rumours of tr...

Another mad-cap adventure from the author of Dead Hairy. Welcome to the Amazon, where heads shrink and villains slink!Media-savvy author with connections in the children's book worldEstablished fan-base from Dead HairyAuthor available for innovative in-store eventsFollowing a hair-raising adventure last summer, Abbie Hartley can't wait to join her friend Perdita on the trip of a lifetime. Their destination? The Amazon jungl...

King Kenny the Lion has everything he could ever want or need, but when he catches a glimpse of a much-adorned cape belonging to his fox friend, Commander Corby, his heart becomes full of greed and envy. As he plots to steal the cape that doesn’t belong to him, he quickly discovers that what isn’t meant for him will not make him happy, and that he should be happy for others when they have good things. King Kenny and the lovable animals of the jungle walk through a journey of gratitude, for...

Blast off on space adventures, journey through magical kingdoms, dive into the depths of the ocean, follow an old dog just trying to nap—all this and more can be found in the DayDreaming Network’s latest Children’s Audiobook Bundle, Volume 3!List of BooksKing Kenny and The Fox’s Cape - Debbie ThomasPrevious The Baby Dragon - Dawn MengeHer Eyes Were On The Stars - Jennifer SommerAdventures of Incredi-Wheels & Triple ...

Children’s stories are often based on some truth. Taking the classic characters of “Alice in Wonderland” to modern day influences, is it a wonder that many girls are receiving mixed messages of not only where they came from but where they are suppose to be going. White rabbit, mad hatter, queen of hearts, the Cheshire cat, and others are known by other names but are very real influencers, directly or indirectly, in a girl’s life. Family, peers, work, the various media reflect what the “ide...

***Two emotional stories of finding home in the WestMontana*** by Debbie MacomberWhen Molly learns that her grandfather is ill, she packs up her sons without a second thought and makes the long drive home to Sweetgrass, Montana. But she immediately has questions about the stranger working on her grandfather’s ranch. Just who is Sam Dakota? Why doesn’t the sheriff trust him? Despite everything, Molly can’t deny her attraction to Sam—until her ailing grandfather tries to push...

In If I Knew Then, which was first published in 1962, Debbie Reynolds makes her debut as an author, having already excelled in numerous other fields of expression—including appearing in motion pictures, on the stage, in vaudeville and on television, and selling more than a million copies of her record "Tammy," from the movie Tammy and the Bachelor (1957)."I'm Debbie Reynolds."Well, I'm not really Debbie; I'm Mary Frances. But if you like Debbie you can call me that. Or you ca...

This unique and timely collection examines childhood and the child character throughout Stephen King’s works, from his early novels and short stories, through film adaptations, to his most recent publications. King’s use of child characters within the framework of horror (or of horrific childhood) raises questions about adult expectations of children, childhood, the American family, child agency, and the nature of fear and terror for (or by) children. The ways in which King presents, compl...

What happens when one young man says yes to God's call—no matter the cost? Beyond Frozen Borders traces the steps of Thomas Schaller, who gave up a promising college future to take the gospel from small-town New York to Helsinki, Finland, behind the Soviet Iron Curtain, and into Communist China. Alongside a small team of believers, he faced cultural challenges, persecution, and doubt—but witnessed lives transformed by God's grace. This engaging memoir is a powerful reminder of how...

A dual memoir written by two lifelong friends who began working as mental health nurses in a large psychiatric facility in the 1970s. Their vivid recollections describe the intense, unsettling, and often poignant world they encountered behind institutional walls, after entering the profession almost by accident. In a time when psychiatric hospitals were overcrowded, underfunded, and governed by rigid routines, they also provided safety and a sense of community for long-term residents with ...