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  I Ride

  Katie Peters

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  Beginning readers explore the types of transportation people use. What kinds of vehicles do their families use? This easy-reading nonfiction text pairs with the fiction story From the Train.

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  Kitty the cat learns to share -...

  Linnea Taylor

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  What happens when friends want the same thing? See what happens when Kitty the Cat learns how to share. Once upon a time, there was a dear little cat named Kitty. Kitty and her family had recently moved into a blue house on top of a hill.  Kitty's family consisted of her mum, her dad, and her little baby brother Tom. Kitty's family was a very happy cat family. Kitty liked playing, and had recently made a lot of new friends in her playgroup. Kitty's mum always took her to playgroup in the morning.

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  Mizzi Mozzi And The Sweety...

  Alannah Zim

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  In the magical land of Mizzipotazia, Mizzi Mozzi and her friends Lekko and Flip-Flop embark on an adventure at the mysterious Eerie-Bleerie Eyelash Lake. They must outwit the cunning Spitta-Roodling Scrambloids to rescue the Sweety-Eating Sloppy-Floppy Flappy-Sauroz and return the stolen Golden-Gleamy Floaty Raft to the Feelosso-Fizzling Elderly-Olderlies. Join them as they use their wits, teamwork, and funnywordos to save the day and create an unforgettable, laughter-filled experience.

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  Saint Paul the Apostle - The...

  Mary Fabyan Windeatt

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  St. Paul’s dramatic conversion and his lifelong work converting others have made him renowned as a staunch defender of the Faith. From his writings in the New Testament, Mary Fayban Windeatt draws out his charismatic and resilient personality. His love for others and his even greater love for Jesus make him the perfect example—especially for young Catholics! 
  Mary Fabyan Windeatt was known as the “Storyteller of the Saints” in the 50’s and 60’s. Her renditions of the lives of the saints and important events in Catholic history are some of the best-known Catholic books for children. Your child will love her engaging style, and you will love the faith-filled message and lessons in virtue! 
  Ideal for all children, whether read by them or aloud to them, the lessons of this book are applicable and relatable to all ages. If your child is enrolled in TAN Academy, this book is an excellent option for easy-reading literature for Kindergarten through 3rd Grade.

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  Fort Pillow and the Crater: The...

  Editors Charles River

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  As far as skirmishes go, Fort Pillow was a completely unremarkable fight. Before attacking, Forrest demanded the unconditional surrender of the Union garrison, a normal custom of his, and he warned the Union commanding officer that he would not be responsible for his soldiers’ actions if the warning went unheeded. What made Fort Pillow markedly different was that a sizable amount of the Union garrison defending the Fort was comprised of black soldiers, which particularly enraged Confederate soldiers whenever they encountered those they viewed as former slaves in the field. It is still unclear exactly how the fighting unfolded, but what is clear is that an unusually high percentage of Union soldiers were killed, and the Confederates were accused of massacring black soldiers after they had surrendered. Primary sources tell conflicting accounts of what happened at Battle of Fort Pillow, leaving scholars to piece together the battle and determine whether Confederate soldiers purposely shot Union soldiers after they had surrendered. 
  The mine that precipitated the Battle of the Crater during the Siege of Petersburg produced one of the most amazing scenes of the entire Civil War. The force of the explosion created a crater that was nearly 200 feet long, 100 feet wide, and 30 feet deep. Remnants of the crater can still be seen today. But through a mix of bad luck, fog of war, and incompetent leadership, the Union assault that followed the explosion was badly bungled. Instead of capturing Petersburg, the Battle of the Crater was a Union debacle that left more than 4,000 Union soldiers killed, wounded, or captured. The Confederates lost about 1,500, with nearly 300 of them being casualties of the initial explosion. The Battle of the Crater didn’t help the Confederates much in front of Petersburg, but it remains the most memorable and controversial battle of the entire siege.

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  The Moot Monster

  Marilyn Walker

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  Meet Moot, he’s a monster. Moot's annual ritual of savoring the rare and delectable fruits from the Joom-Joom tree is the highlight of his monstrous existence. But this year, his long-awaited feast takes an unexpected turn as a new and equally monstrous presence threatens to claim the tree's bounty. Will Moot and this other monster be able to share in the abundance or will there be a battle of monstrous proportions?

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