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¿FROM AMERICA'S MOST TRUSTED NAME IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Every book in the Bank Street Ready-to-Read series is targeted at the individual abilities of children ages four to eight. The three interconnecting levels of the series are structured togrow along with a child's developing reading skills. This book is just right for a child old enough to say, "I Can Read It Myself," but it will also be enjoyed as a read-aloud by younger children.Sing, Little Sack! ¡Canta, Saquito! A wicked little man kidnaps young Marisol and makes her sing from inside his saquito. This tricks his audience into thinking the bag itself sings. But when Marisol's mother hears the familiar song, she knows at last where her little niña has gone. This authentic Puerto Rican folktale is a thrilling adventure for the early independent reader.

This Fun Book Will Teach Your Children A Valuable Lesson About Kindness And Respect. Do you have to be kind when you''re strong? Leo the lion used to think it wasn''t necessary. After all, why should a king be nice and kind if it''s easier to be angry and mean? So he chased and bit and scratched every animal he met. And because he was so big and strong, no one could bite or scratch him in return. But one day, everything changed...What happened? Did he meet an even bigger and stronger lion? Did the other animals rebel against him? Did he just get bored with being a king? If you want to know what happened to Leo... get this fun and educational book by Anthony LaLicata! It tells a timeless story about kindness, accompanied with cute illustrations that children will LOVE. The simple language and colorful illustrations make this book perfect for preschoolers. Don''t forget to discuss the story with them as you read the book - you''ll have an insightful conversation about kindness, bullying, and compassion. Do you want to know what happened to Leo? Get Your Copy Now! Do you have any questions? Then look below for the answers! Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I give this book to my son who''s a bit older but still needs to learn about kindness and friendship? Of course! The recommended age range is just a suggestion. Q: Is there going to be a sequel about Leo''s adventures as a kind-hearted king? Maybe! Stay tuned for more news. 

Being the new girl is always hard, especially when you're socially awkward. But when I move to Honeyton at the beginning of my senior year, I try to look at it as a chance to start over.And it kind of looks like I might succeed. Not only do I make a new friend, but I also meet Hunter.Hunter is from a wealthy and, rumor has it, dangerous family. Everyone in school seems to be afraid of him, but he doesn't seem that scary to me, and I end up becoming friends with him. Maybe even more than friends.Then there's Hunter's friend Jaxon. Jaxon is quiet and sweet, and he makes me feel safe, which is something I've never experienced before.My life would be great, but ever since I moved to Honeyton, I've been getting this feeling I've been to this town before. And everyone seems to have secrets. Including Hunter and Jax.

When young Vincent refuses to go to the shop, his mother comes up with a fun plan to make the trip an exciting journey.

"Stranded in the wilds of 1694 Scotland, 13-year-old Mercy must rely on Calum, a duty-bound Highland lad, and her talent with plants to fulfill her life's mission of delivering a cryptic message to a Scottish nobleman and learn about the family she never knew. Their journey takes Mercy places she had never imagined and Calum back to the one place he vowed never to return"--Back cover.

Scheduled to receive his aeronautical engineering degree in a few months, Chris is determined to gain a career in aviation as an airline pilot. Then tragedy strikes and every part of his life is changed, including his relationship with the woman he loves. Chris desperately needs explanations. Somehow he finds some answers in the midst of chaos. He learns that difficulty can be a good teacher, but that suffering is often the best teacher. You'll smile, gasp, and shed some tears. In the end, you'll find hope.