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  The Billionaire Jellybean - The...

  Kid Wealth Wizards

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  The Perfect First Book to Teach Your Child About Growing Money with Compound Interest! 
  Did you know kids form lifelong money habits by age 7? Start your child’s journey to financial success with The Billionaire Jellybean: The Power of Compound Interest! This fun, colorful story introduces compound interest in a magical, easy to understand way to make learning about money exciting for ages 4-8. 
  Follow Noah, a curious boy with a big love for jellybeans, as he discovers the magic of saving and growing money. With help from his dad, Noah learns how patience and smart choices can make his jellybeans—and his savings—multiply! Through vibrant illustrations and a simple, engaging story, this book introduces the concept of compound interest in a way kids will love and remember. 
  Why Parents and Teachers Love This Book: 
  • Turns Learning Into Fun: Designed for ages 4-8, it simplifies complex ideas like saving and compound interest into a playful adventure kids can relate to. 
  • Teaches Lifelong Lessons: Encourages early conversations about saving, patience, and making smart money choices. 
  • Interactive and Visual: Bright, captivating illustrations and Noah’s inspiring journey motivate kids to start their own savings habits. 
  • Perfect for Homes and Classrooms: A must-have tool for parents and educators to make financial literacy engaging and accessible. 
  More than just a story, The Billionaire Jellybean helps kids develop habits that lead to lifelong financial success. Whether it’s jellybeans or dollars, the lesson is simple: the more you save, the more it grows! 
  Buy now and give your child the gift of financial knowledge that will last a lifetime!

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  The Princess Pony and The Puppy

  Linda F Aman

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  In a magnificent kingdom, the beautiful Princess feels an aching loneliness despite the grandeur surrounding her. Her days are filled with royal duties and endless splendor, yet her heart longs for true companionship. Determined to find a friend or two who will cherish her for who she truly is, the Princess sets out on a heartwarming journey. 
  As she ventures beyond the palace walls, she discovers an enchanting world brimming with magic and wonder. Along the way, she meets a cast of charming characters-a playful sprite, a wise old owl, and a kind-hearted young artist. Each friend brings their own special magic to the Princess's life, revealing the joys of friendship and the beauty of being valued for one's true self. 
  However, the path to lasting friendship is not without its challenges. The Princess must navigate obstacles and misunderstandings, learning important lessons about trust, empathy, and the true meaning of being a friend. Through trials and triumphs, the bonds she forms are tested, but the Princess's kindness and sincerity shine through. 
  This delightful story weaves together elements of fantasy and heartfelt emotions, making it a captivating read for children. With vibrant illustrations and an engaging narrative, it's a tale that will enchant young readers and teach them the value of genuine friendships. Perfect for bedtime or story time, this enchanting book promises to thrill and inspire children as they follow the Princess on her magical journey toward finding and keeping true friends.

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  All Creation Waits—Children's...

  Gayle Boss

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  From bestselling author Gayle Boss, a stunningly illustrated picture book edition of her beloved Advent book, All Creation Waits. Now young readers too will be caught up in the wonder of 24 woodland animals adapting to the season of dark and cold. Each day of Advent a different animal shows children its own amazing way to meet the dark and cold. Wood Frog freezes into a frog-shaped cube of ice! For six months Painted Turtle doesn' t breathe! Woodchuck can' t be wakened, even if shaken! With each creature, children hear the refrain: The dark is not an end. It' s a door. It' s the way a new beginning comes. Here is the ancient truth of Advent enacted in the lives of 24 common woodland animals and culminating in the birth of the Human One who perfectly lived that truth. Children open the book' s double-page spreads as they would the doors on an Advent calendar— one, and only one, each day. " Animal wonderment" reflection questions at the back of the book help children stay with just one animal, one page spread, each day. In an often chaotic " holiday season," children learn to slow down and wait with all creation. Written in lilting poetic lines, children ages 5 to 10 will delight in the sounds of the words as well as the vivid descriptions of animals' winter lives. They' ll learn the elegant intricacies of creatures as small as honeybees, as large as black bears. Original watercolor paintings by award-winning artist Sharon Spitz convey the radiance of each creature. With this beautiful picture book, adults and families who have loved the original edition of All Creation Waits can now welcome younger children into the practice of reflective waiting-with-creation through Advent. Perfect for grounding young ones in the wonder of wild things. Learn more about All Creation Waits— Children's Edition and find free resources at AllCreationWaits.com

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  Big Dog and Little Dog Getting...

  Dav Pilkey

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  Big Dog and Little Dog Getting in Trouble has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

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  The World That Couldn't Be

  Clifford D. Simak

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  The World That Couldn't Be by Clifford D. Simak - Like every farmer on every planet, Duncan had to hunt down anything that damaged his crops—even though he was aware this was—The World That Couldn’t Be 
  The tracks went up one row and down another, and in those rows the vua plants had been sheared off an inch or two above the ground. The raider had been methodical; it had not wandered about haphazardly, but had done an efficient job of harvesting the first ten rows on the west side of the field. Then, having eaten its fill, it had angled off into the bush—and that had not been long ago, for the soil still trickled down into the great pug marks, sunk deep into the finely cultivated loam. 
  Somewhere a sawmill bird was whirring through a log, and down in one of the thorn-choked ravines, a choir of chatterers was clicking through a ghastly morning song. It was going to be a scorcher of a day. Already the smell of desiccated dust was rising from the ground and the glare of the newly risen sun was dancing off the bright leaves of the hula-trees, making it appear as if the bush were filled with a million flashing mirrors. 
  Gavin Duncan hauled a red bandanna from his pocket and mopped his face. 
  "No, mister," pleaded Zikkara, the native foreman of the farm. "You cannot do it, mister. You do not hunt a Cytha." 
  "The hell I don't," said Duncan, but he spoke in English and not the native tongue. 
  He stared out across the bush, a flat expanse of sun-cured grass interspersed with thickets of hula-scrub and thorn and occasional groves of trees, criss-crossed by treacherous ravines and spotted with infrequent waterholes. 
  It would be murderous out there, he told himself, but it shouldn't take too long. The beast probably would lay up shortly after its pre-dawn feeding and he'd overhaul it in an hour or two. But if he failed to overhaul it, then he must keep on.

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  Fuss in the Gnome Forest A (Pixi...

  Anke Bittner, Pixi Gute Nacht...

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  Nowhere in the world can be more beautiful than a spring evening in the gnome forest ...
  Pixi bedtime stories for children: listen and fall asleep.
  This is an auto-narrated audiobook.

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