A little girl enjoys a day at the seaside with her mum and dad.Read to your little one and share the colourful hand drawn pictures.Each picture is accompanied by a short rhyme and is ideal as a learning tool as well as generating excitement; perhaps about a forthcoming holiday.

In Chocolate Dreams, Cocoa the Chocolate Fairy is blamed for the missing chocolate eggs—but really it’s the sour troll Mogu who stole them! Can Cocoa save the chocolate eggs and restore the balance of Sugar Valley?

Will Phil the groundhog see his shadow?It is Groundhog Day! Will Phil, the groundhog, see his shadow? Or is spring on its way? Read this fun, colorful story to find out what happens to the adorable groundhog! This Level 1 early reader is written and illustrated by Betsy Lewin, the bestselling illustrator of the Caldecott Honor Book CLICK, CLACK, MOO: COWS THAT TYPE.

A Very Scary Merry Christmas - Book 1Boo Bangles is as scary as they come, and anyone who has ever been inside the old abandoned house across from Far Hollow's only park would agree. Horribly mean, foul, and ugly to a barely-there fault, he's a ghost and that's his job, especially each Halloween when the bravest come calling for a night of scary treats.But this year he slept through Halloween.

The Candy Fairies can’t sugarcoat their dilemma—they need to find the Fairy Code Book, and fast!There’s a mystery to be solved in Sugar Valley: the Fairy Code Book is missing! Raina, the Gummy Fairy, is frantic. She keeps the book with her at all times and can’t believe she has misplaced it. If this important book, which holds all the secrets, history, and recipes of Sugar Valley, gets into the wrong hands, who knows what will happen? The Candy Fairies have to solv...

It's the first day of school! Join the Sesame Street gang for art time, recess, snacktime, and more!

The timeless classic from the iconic Dr. Seuss – now available in ebook, with read-along narration performed by Miranda Richardson. Enjoy this classic favourite anytime, anywhere!From fun times and triumphs to lurches and slumps, Dr. Seuss takes an entertaining look at the adventures that life may have in store for us.This brand new ebook edition is perfect for everyday reading for all ages, as well as for those important life events such as graduations, changing school, we...

In this short story, the princes and princess of Kitty Castle are getting ready for the I Love to Read celebration. There's just one problem. Nightcat can't read! The children think they can save the day, but what will happen when an uninvited guest shows up at the party?The Kitty Castle Series has been written for children in Grades One to Four.

Trisha loves the eight days of Hanukkah, when her mother stays home from work, her Babushka makes delicious potato latkes, and her Grampa carves wonderful animals out of wood as gifts for Trisha and her brother. In the middle of her family's preparation for the festival of lights, Trisha visits her closest neighbors, expecting to find them decorating their house for Christmas. Instead they are all bedridden with scarlet fever. Trisha's family is one of the few who has been spared ...

Five odd stories for children combined into one collection. Follow the tales of anti-heroes through misadventures and mishaps. Emo bunnies, zombies, rainbows, an unholy cow and sugar plum fairies share adventure across the pages. These stories are not for the sane of heart."The Emo Bunny that Should"Emo the Bunny preferred gloomy days, walks over a cliff and misery. One day he discovers a conspiracy the likes of which no child would ever suspect!"Zachary Zombie and ...

Borrowing from the ideas presented in 1 Corinthians Chapter 13 about the nature of love, this story covers a conversation between a mother and son about what God is, what He means and also what He is not.The Kingdom principles presented in this story, written in a prosaic form, instill basic ideas that can be used throughout a lifetime.

A Halloween Story takes place in a nameless neighborhood that's fighting hard to hold its own. 10-year-old Linda is followed in equal parts by 8-year-old Street Urchin and timeless, mystical, Grandma Roads. Their kindness to Street Urchin is repaid in a way that gives this story its bitter-sweet ending. The flavor of this story is enhanced when read aloud, preferably to children of all ages.