Publisher: Atul Mohite
A famous prophet has predicted a prophecy that the king will be dethroned by someone who could see things that others cannot. Will someone with a mind so fragile be able to avenge the mighty king of Zesia?
A woodchuck's burrow is the perfect place to sleep hide and raise young.Show book
Edgar Award-nominated author Brenda Seabrooke reimagines the tale of the three little pigs in this enchanting fable. Here James, Marvin, and Lester Pygg have just put the finishing touches on their new brick house when a knock sounds at the door. It’s a wolf! But the Pyggs know better than to let a big, bad wolf in. So the wolf hatches a new plan—sit and wait until the Pyggs come out. “Seabrooke’s first-rate dialogue is consistently fresh …”—Publishers WeeklyShow book
Little Brown Bear wants a job. He wants to work instead of go to school. Little Brown Bear searches for a job, and finds a few. But working is a lot harder than he thought it would be. Award-winning author and illustrator Jane Dyer has written more than two dozen children's books. In this story, she imparts the valuable lesson that school can be fun. John McDonough's playful narration complements this charming tale.Show book
Sarah Miller’s accomplished debut presents a fictionalized account of Anne Sullivan’s life and her time as Helen Keller’s teacher. Arriving at Ivy Green in 1887, Anne was a partially blind orphan who had been tasked with teaching the difficult blind, deaf, and mute girl to communicate. Anne quickly learned, along with Helen, that “words are a miracle.”Show book
When 15-year-old Janie Johnson sees her own face in the missing children box on a milk carton, her world begins to blur. Was she kidnapped when she was a baby? Who are her parents? And who are Mr. and Mrs. Johnson? Janie’s search for the answers will lead her back twelve years into memories of another house, another family, another life. Her questions threaten to destroy the love she feels for her parents and the security they have given her. But it is a search she cannot ignore.Show book
Travel with Light as she zips between the many types of stars a trillion miles and more apart, from the gust of a solar wind through the unblinking emptiness of space to see planets rise and fall. Complete with a list of facts about the stars that fill our sky and why they are important, this charming poetic picture book combines fiction and non-fiction to make a perfect educational resource for children.Show book
