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  Stick Dog Comes to Town - A...

  Anonyme

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  Perfect for fans of Big Nate, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and the previous Stick Dog books, Tom Watson’s hilarious series continues with Stick Dog and his pals after something even more exciting than food: Santa Claus! 
  Weird things are happening in Stick Dog’s snow-covered neighborhood. Strangely shaped pinecones hang from trees. Humans sing merry songs all over town. And an odd man is making a list and checking it twice. 
  Mutt, Karen, Stripes, and Poo-Poo have tons of questions. And for the first time, Stick Dog doesn’t have answers. But their good friend Lucy does. 
  So when the dogs learn all about Santa Claus, their hilarious quest to celebrate the holiday begins. 
  The bestselling Stick Dog series is perfect for fans of such series as The Last Kids on Earth, Dog Man, Big Nate, Timmy Failure, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid. A favorite of readers ages 6 to 12, both avid and less so, Stick Dog is a winner for those looking for their next funny middle grade book series. 
  Other favorites in the series include Stick Dog Wants a Hot Dog, Stick Dog Chases a Pizza, and many more!

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  The Cosmic Connection - The...

  Papaya Frostt

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  Welcome to "The Cosmic Connection," a captivating set of children's audio books that explores the powerful energy centers of the Third Eye and Crown Chakra. 
  Through these insightful stories, children will discover the profound impact that these chakras have on our perception, intuition, and connection to the universe. With expertly crafted lessons and relatable characters, "The Cosmic Connection" provides a fun and engaging way for children to explore the higher realms of consciousness and spirituality. 
  Now, we understand that these topics can be intense and may require a certain level of understanding and maturity. That's why we've created "The Cosmic Connection" as a separate pack from our other chakra collections, to ensure that parents have the opportunity to move at their own pace and make informed decisions about what their children are exposed to. 
  With this pack, you can inspire your child to tap into their inner wisdom, expand their consciousness, and develop a deeper connection to the universe. So if you're ready to take your child's spiritual journey to the next level, look no further than "The Cosmic Connection." 
  Ages 4+ 
  Different versions to purchase in the store below! 
  1. All 35 Stories (All 7 Chakras) 
  2. The Earthly Chakras-The Lower 3 
  3. The Intuitive Chakras-The Upper 3 
  4. The Elemental Chakras-Your first 5 
  5. Authors Pick-My 10 Favorite Stories. 
  6. Each Individual Chakra-Either 1-7

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  Rumble and Roar - Sound Around...

  Sue Fliess

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  "Babble / Swoosh / Roar and WHOOSH! 
   
   
  The roar of a waterfall, the chirp of insects, the thump of a heartbeat—sound is all around us! Rhyming text and atmospheric illustrations present four children in different parts of the world who encounter all sorts of sounds."

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  The Monstrous Adventures of...

  Steve Behling

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  ""Mummy Man and Waffles is a nonstop thrill, chill, and slimy spill ride full of creepy crawlers and ludicrous laughs!"" —John Patrick Green, New York Times bestselling author of the InvestiGators series 
  ""A popcorn bucket of a book...propelled by one lighthearted narrow escape from danger after another."" —Kirkus Reviews 
  Get ready for some spooky fun in the first installment of this all-new middle grade series from author Steve Behling, featuring side-splitting illustrations throughout by Robb Mommaerts! 
  Wen Wyler (aka Waffles) is eleven years old and is forced to spend the summer in Maine with his grandpa, a former Hollywood makeup and special effects artist for classic horror films. Ever seen The Beast with a Thousand Toes, Glaarg!?Or its sequel, Glaarg! Again!? If so, then you might be familiar with his work. 
  Wen, a horror movie aficionado, is persuaded to go when he finds out that part of the summer will be spent helping his grandpa sort through and organize his basement filled with props. Grandpa’s young neighbor, Tanya, has already been corralled into helping, and together they dig in until Wen accidentally brings one of the props to life.  
  Mummy Man is a good guy, but the other creatures aren't so good. It’s up to Wen, Tanya, and Mummy Man (and his pet turtle, Frank) to stop the creatures from turning the town into the nexus for an all-out monster invasion. 
  Now available in a lower-priced hardcover edition!

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  A Terrible Tide

  Suzanne Meade

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  November 18th, 1929. In her small village in Newfoundland, Celia is setting the table for her 13th birthday celebration when the house starts to shake. It’s an earthquake, rumbling under the Atlantic Ocean. A few hours later, the sea water disappears from the harbor, only to rush back in a wave almost 30 feet high, destroying nearly everything in its path. Buildings, boats, and winter supplies of fish and food are washed away, and Celia and her community are devastated. With their only phone line cut off and no safe route to get help, they are isolated and facing a long, cold, hungry winter.
  		 
  Their house destroyed and village in ruins, Celia and her family must band together and share the work needed for the community to survive. Can Celia find the courage to help her injured loved ones? Will help arrive before it’s too late?
  		 
  Based on the true story of an earthquake that shook Newfoundland’s Burin Peninsula, A Terrible Tide tells the tale of this forgotten disaster from the point of view of a young girl whose life is turned upside down.

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  The Sky Was Full of Ships - One...

  Theodore Sturgeon

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  The Sky Was Full of Ships by Theodore Sturgeon - They tried Gordon Kent for murder–but who was really responsible? 
  Sykes died, and after two years they tracked Gordon Kemp down and brought him back, because he was the only man who knew anything about the death. Kemp had to face a coroner's jury in Switchpath, Arizona, a crossroads just at the edge of the desert, and he wasn't too happy about it, being city-bred and not quite understanding the difference between "hicks" and "folks." 
  The atmosphere in the courtroom was tense. Had there been great wainscoted walls and a statue of blind Justice, it would have been more impersonal and, for Kemp, easier to take. But this courtroom was a crossroads granger's hall in Switchpath, Arizona. 
  The presiding coroner was Bert Whelson, who held a corncob pipe instead of a gavel. At their ease around the room were other men, dirt-farmers and prospectors like Whelson. It was like a movie short. It needed only a comedy dance number and somebody playing a jug. 
  But there was nothing comic about it. These hicks were in a position to pile trouble on Kemp, trouble that might very easily wind up in the gas chamber. 
  The coroner leaned forward. "You got nothin' to be afeard of, son, if your conscience is clear." 
  "I still ain't talking. I brought the guy in, didn't I? Would I of done that if I'd killed him?" 
  The coroner stroked his stubble, a soft rasping sound like a rope being pulled over a wooden beam. 
  "We don't know about that, Kemp. Hmm. Why can't you get it through your head that nobody's accusing you of anything? You're jest a feller knows something about the death of this here Alessandro Sykes. This court'd like to know exactly what happened." 
  He hesitated, shuffled. 
  "Sit down, son," said the coroner. 
  That did it. He slumped into the straight chair that one of the men pushed up for him, and told this story.

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