Publisher: NPC Comics
Under the tutelage of Saker Lam, Shannon begins her journey to achieving the Formless State! To find the answers she seeks, she’ll have to go farther than she could ever imagine. The Goddess of Combat awaits!
Full of attitude and heart, this audiobook is a perfect listen for all the dancers, move-busters, and boogie-downers in the family! A must-have for Father's Day!The Daddy-Daughter Dance features music and special effects. Listen along and enjoy the fun!At last, the day of daddy-daughter dance is finally here! To get ready for their special night out, Mona and Daddy transform their entire day into a special dance routine. They boogie, shuffle, and slide to the hair salon, the nail place, and the dress store. Even when Daddy trips, he reminds his baby girl that the groove inside us never stops. But when they arrive, the dance has been cancelled! How will Mona, Daddy, and the other families get their chance to get down?A Macmillan Audio production from Henry Holt & Company (BYR)Show book
When Zoe and Harvey visit the new dam at the edge of the park, the noises emanating from the construction upset Lassie who refuses to go any closer. When she understands the valley can be flooded due to Nick's error, Lassie has to draw on her inner strength to overcome the stress the sounds of the dam are causing her and save the kids trapped inside the dam.Show book
This is the audiobook sequel to that children's book for cats of all ages, The Wild Cats of Piran. This time Queen Cat Felicia will have to face down the wicked General Rat, and his disgusting minions. She also meets Tartini, the Ghostly violin player, who is locked in a nightly duel with his famous Devil's Trill Sonata. Meanwhile, some of the humans in Piran are starting to fall under the wild cats' enchantment, with unpredictable results. Author and narrator Scott Alexander Young is on top form, and even if you haven't read the prequel (The Wild Cats of Piran) this is sure to amuse and enthral in equal measure. May the Paws Be With You!Show book
Welcome Martians by Evan Hunter - Only one question seemed important in this huge space venture: Who was flying where? The only sound was the swish of the jets against the sand as the big ship came down. Slowly, nose pointed skyward, a yellow tail streaming out behind the tubes, it settled to the ground like a cat nuzzling its haunches against a velvet pillow. Dave Langley peered through the viewport. "I feel kind of funny," he said. A tremor of excitement flooded through Cal Manners' thin frame. "Mars," he whispered. "We made it." Gently, the fins probed the sand, poking into it. Cal cut the power and the big ship shuddered and relaxed, a huge metal spider with a conical head. Cal peered through the viewport, his eyes scanning the planet. Behind him, Dave shrugged into a space suit, gathered up his instruments. "I'll make the tests," Dave said. "Keep the starboard guns trained on me." Cal nodded. He walked Dave to the airlock and lifted the toggles on the inner hatch. Dave stepped into the small chamber, and Cal snapped the hatch shut. He walked quickly to the starboard guns, wiggled into the plastic seat behind them and pitched his shoulders against the braces. Outside, like a grotesque balloon, Dave stumbled around on weighted feet, taking his readings. What's out there? Cal wondered. Just exactly what? He tightened his grip on the big blasters, and trained the guns around to where Dave puttered in the sand. Dave suddenly stood erect, waved at Cal, and started lumbering back toward the ship. Cal left the guns and went to the airlock. He stepped into the chamber closed the toggles on the hatch behind him, and twirled the wheel on the outer hatch. He was ready to move back into the ship again when Dave stepped through the outer hatch, his helmet under his arm.Show book
Mia’s eighth I Can Read book is full of the same dancing readers love, but with a whole set of new moves (and words!) to help beginning readers grow, perfect for fans of the Tallulah books. For a new dance number, Mia the ballerina kitten swaps her ballet slippers for jazz shoes. The only thing is, Mia doesn’t think the jazz shoes are as pretty as her pink slippers. The plain shoes don’t seem to match the snazzy jazz routine. As always, Mia uses her quick thinking to come up with the perfect solution to match her plain Jane outfit to her jazzy steps. Mia Jazzes It Up is a My First I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for shared reading with a child.Show book
What this story needs is a pig in a wig, on a boat in a moat with a frog, a dog, and a goat on a log. . . . As a panda in a blouse, a skunk on a trunk, and more hop on board, it becomes clear that what this story really needs is a bigger boat! Join Pig on an exciting boat ride as she discovers that life is more fun with friends in this fantastic funny read-aloud with cumulative text from author-illustrator Emma J. Virján. The ""What This Story Needs..."" books are bright and lively and inspire giggles. ""A story with echoes of Seuss and Willems,"" School Library Journal said in a starred review of What This Story Needs Is a Hush and a Shush.Show book
