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  Peaches and Jake and 19 Cobras...

  Paula Bailey

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  Peaches and Jake and 19 Cobras... Oh My! is an exciting sequel to Peaches and 19 Cobras, continuing the delightful adventures of Peaches and now with her trusty friend, Jake. A thrilling new chapter!  
   
  Peaches and Jake and 19 Cobras! Oh My! is perfect for young readers aged 5 to 8. This engaging picture book combines action, humor, and heartwarming moments, making it a captivating read that will keep kids eagerly turning the pages. Whether they're returning fans or new readers, children will be enchanted by Peaches and Jake's latest adventure and inspired by their bravery and friendship. 

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  Book Buddies: Dazzle Makes a Wish

  Cynthia Lord

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  Dazzle is a unicorn with a twisty horn and sparkly pink tail. On his tag, it says that unicorns can grant wishes. Dazzle isn’t sure if he can grant a wish for himself, but what he wishes for is a child and a home of his own. Instead he gets sold at a yard sale and becomes one of the Book Buddies. 
   
  Maya has just moved and hopes Dazzle can grant her wish for a new friend. When a playdate with Isabelle doesn’t go as well as Maya had hoped, she’s worried they won’t be friends after all. But maybe Dazzle and Maya can help each other make their wishes come true. 
   
  From Newbery Honor winner Cynthia Lord, the Book Buddies is a heartwarming series about a group of friendly toys at the library and the children who borrow them.

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  Ugly Duckling The (Andersen's...

  Hans Christian Andersen

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  Imagine growing up feeling like you don’t belong - only to discover you were destined for something beautiful all along. In "The Ugly Duckling" by Hans Christian Andersen, a small, awkward little duckling is mocked and cast aside simply for being different. Lost and alone, he wanders through fields, farms, and forests, meeting both danger and unexpected kindness as he searches for a place to call home. With each passing season, the duckling grows stronger, wiser, and braver - until one miraculous moment reveals the truth of who he truly is. Filled with gentle emotion, rich imagery, and timeless lessons about self-worth and acceptance, this classic story continues to touch hearts around the world. Perfect for children, families, and anyone who loves inspiring fairy tales, this enchanting tale celebrates the beauty of becoming your true self. Press play and let this heartwarming classic remind you that every journey, no matter how difficult, can lead to something extraordinary.

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  The Solution to School Shootings...

  Augustus Vaughn

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  We have an issue today, an issue that requires great attention. This issue is school shootings. There are some issues that require analysis, some simply require knowledge, but issues like school shootings require nothing short of solutions. “The Solution to School Shootings” was developed for the sole purpose of application, using delicate methods that have been proven over time to be effective and that are in great demand today. Not only does “S.S.S.” offer solutions, but cost-efficient, modern, and realistic options that would prove to not only eradicate the chances of school shootings, but to affect each learning environment as well. In “The Solution to School Shootings”, I will lead you through a series of 7 different assertions. 
    
  ·       What leads to the issue 
  ·       How to stop the issue 
  ·       Precautions to take based on the environment 
  ·       What the staff can do 
  ·       What the parents can do 
  ·       What the students require 
  ·       How to take immediate action 
   It is time to finally do something about this issue. We’ve had many to address it, and now we must assess it. Equip yourself with the solution… “The Solution to School Shootings”

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  Which is p and Which is q?

  Gita V. Reddy

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  Minki has trouble telling p and q apart in her set of wooden letters. One day, she throws p and q out of the window. The letters stomp away to Word Fairy and announce they are never going back. 
  With p and q missing, many words become meaningless. Now nobody can say ‘please’ because it has turned into ‘lease.’ The police station and the post office can’t function and the queen must go into hiding! 
  Which is p and Which is q? is a fun story that teaches several things in an entertaining way: 
  1. How to make learning fun. 
  2. It is normal to make mistakes. 
  3. Children learn by practice. 
  4. Actions have consequences 
  5. One can learn from mistakes. 
  This is an ‘anytime story’, suitable for playtime or bedtime, and one that girls and boys will both enjoy.

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  Stop You're Killing Me!

  Darius John Granger

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  Stop, You're Killing Me! by Darius John Granger - As a private eye I get a lot of screwballcases, but nothing to match my own; my wife and kid trying to kill me—and neither aware of it! 
  It's funny how a silly little habit can save your life. 
  I got into the car that morning and was thinking of nothing in particular—except maybe the cases I hoped to be getting downtown in my one man private dick office. We live at the top of the city's highest hill, my wife and our son Sam, who's seventeen, and myself. At least it's the highest hill in the residential district and the highest one I know of. So out of habit I patted the brakes to test them as the car began to roll down the slight incline of the driveway. 
  The brakes didn't hold. 
  Had I started down Jackson Hill, down the long half mile slope which levels off at the busy intersection of MacArthur and Houston Avenues, I'd have streaked through the intersection out of control. I don't know what the odds for survival are in such a circumstance, but I'd hate to have to test them. 
  As it was, I shook my head in surprise and pulled the handbrake, bringing the Olds to a stop at the foot of the driveway. I climbed out and bent down to take a look at the right front wheel. In a few seconds I knew what the trouble was. Brake fluid. There wasn't any. But that didn't make sense because I'd had the car—brakes included—overhauled only last week. 
  Which meant someone had drained the brake fluid from the Olds. 
  I checked the other front wheel and it was the same. No brake fluid. I sat there in the car for a few minutes smoking a cigarette before I went into the house to call the local service station and have them tow the Olds in. 
  It was the third time in less than a month that someone had tried to kill me.

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