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When Malia wakes up to find her dog, Lily, talking to her, she can hardly believe it. But she can understanding everything her canine companion is saying and soon realizes Lily is asking her to let her outside. Malia is amazed but wonders if it was only a dream. When Malia's Papaw finds out about her experience, he talks to her about their dreams.In Who Said That? written by Bob Freeman and illustrated by Bryan Werts, Malia's life is turned upside down when she discovers her dog can talk. But as she navigates her newfound friendship with Lily, she discovers that dreams can be both beautiful and mysterious. Along the way, Malia learns valuable lessons about the power of imagination and the importance of friendship.Who Said That? is a delightful children's story about the power of dreams and the joy of friendship. With an imaginative story and captivating illustrations, this book is sure to delight any young reader. So pick up Who Said That? today and let your dreams take you on amazing adventures.

Everyone has a special talent, but finding it can be a challenge. In The Winner at Being Me, Jessica Gold tells the story of a young boy who is struggling to find something he's good at. His family takes him to try different sports like basketball, baseball, football, and bowling, but he can't seem to find the one he enjoys the most. With the help of his teacher, he discovers that his special talent lies in something he never expected.The Winner at Being Me is a heartwarming story about discovering who you are and embracing the unique gifts you possess. It's a relatable story that will resonate with children and adults alike, teaching us all that it's okay to be different. Through this boy's journey, readers will learn that everyone is special in their own way and that it's important to accept and celebrate that.Join the boy on his journey of self-discovery and learn how to be proud of who you are. Read The Winner at Being Me by Jessica Gold to find out how the boy overcomes his struggles and ultimately finds success in being himself.

It's not always easy being new. John moved into a new house in a new neighborhood and he was very lonely. He wanted to make new friends but wasn't sure how. What do you think John will do to try to make new friends?

It's the night of Halloween. Spooks, spiders and skeletons abound, the full moon glows - so who is cheering, "Ho, ho, ho!"? Apparently, even Santa Claus makes mistakes. But what could be a bad situation, is wittingly handled with humor, and there' a new winner at this year's Halloween parade.For fans of Room on the Broom and The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything.Award winning children's author and poet, Raven Howell, creates a creepy-fun landscape only to overturn the mysterious mood with a twinkle of Christmas spirit.

Hasel and her brother, Cory, love to hear their Grandma tell stories from when their mom and her twin sister were young. Seems like those twins were always in trouble. What will those twins get into next? Only Grandma knows and she's happy to share!

Jayden and Poppy love to go on exciting adventures together. Each new adventue creates memories and shares lessons. Poppy passes on skills that he learned as a boy and the two are making lasting memories along the way. In this adventure, Poppy takes Jayden on a hike in the woods.

Sonnet loves flowers and gardening. She wants to introduce other children to some fun and interesting information about a variety of flowers that can be found in your garden. Join Sonnet as she takes you on a poetic journey of flowers.

In the town called Snoozeville some day's felt like weeks and some weeks felt like month's. But, one day that all changed with the sudden arrival of a baby crocodile with a special talent. The baby crocodile was sure to put Snoozeville on the map the townspeople selfishly thought. At last the town would be an exciting place for people to come visit. So the people of Snoozeville put the baby crocodile in an exhibit to perform and attract visitors. But, this would come at a large cost. The baby croc's mother, Mama Juju, a voodoo singing crocodile from the mysterious nearby swamp casts a curse on the town. The town's only hope are three young adventure seeking boy's. Will the boy's save the town from Mama Juju's curse? Or is the town doomed for their selfish ways?

Children want to know they are loved. Tell them often and show them every day. Hey Mama, Why Do You Love Me? features children asking if they are loved because... ¿ they can sing ¿ they can dance ¿ they clean their room ¿ they do the dishes No, my child, you are loved because you are special, you are precious, you are simply loved just because you are you.

Mousie used to be called Wolfgang. When his mom left, Wolfgang lived in the streets until he found a new name, Mousie, and a new home with a kind lady and another cat buddy. Mousie learned that even when life gets hard, love and Kitty Chops can still be found.

Mousie used to be called Wolfgang. When his mom left, Wolfgang lived in the streets until he found a new name, Mousie, and a new home with a kind lady and another cat buddy. Mousie learned that even when life gets hard, love and Kitty Chops can still be found.

Jeffrey hates gravity, mostly because he is tired of accidentally dropping things. But when Professor Updown comes to tell Jeffrey what gravity is all about, things quickly start to change direction.