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  The Adventures of Bobby Rooster

  Paul A. Lynch

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  Bobby Rooster had a problem. He had dropped out of school in his senior year, and now he had his part-time job but it was not enough to pay his bills. Just when he was about to give up on his dreams, his friend Stuart the rabbit came hopping into his living room and told him about a new program for high school students that offered classes down at Chickenville High. 
  Bobby the Rooster imagined all the cool adventures of learning he would have at school. After all, he knew in order to get a higher-paying job he needed to get his diploma. While thinking about cool adventures and new friends he would meet, he also pondered about the homework he would get. He also hated math, but he loved English and writing. Bobby the Rooster always dreamed of being a writer, but he seldom had the time to write stories. He mostly told stories.

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  Dino Dan Superhero

  Jennifer Jones

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  "Dino Dan Superhero" By Jennifer JonesEarly learning audiobook, children learn ABC’S, 123’S, colors, the solar system, self-appreciation and positive thinking with the dinos. Kids will enjoy Grumpy Dinosaur’s surprise party and a second story about "The Very Hungry Dragon," a bedtime story told to the dinos by Mama Lucy Dragon. 
  Toddlers, Pre-K, Kids 5+ have a blast of fun learning, jumping around with the dinos in Dinoland learning ABC’S and 123’S in fun poetic form, going on a space adventure with Dino Dan Superhero and listening to a bonus bedtime story about Pillar, "The Very Hungry Dragon."ExcerptDino Dan Takes a Bubble Bath 
  And so now that he was a grown dinosaur, Dino Dan took bubble baths every day. He went into the forest to gather things to make his soaps. 
  Dino Dan used coconuts, lemon grass, berries and other plants in the forest to make soap for his bubble bath. 
  Now, Dino Dan stood by the pond and looked at himself in the water as he usually did before getting into the pool of water. 
  He said to himself, “I love you, Dino Dan. Remember, you can do anything that you want to do.” 
  Dino Dan said this to himself every morning and every night before he went to sleep, right before Mama Lucy Dragon’s bedtime story. Mama Lucy had moved from Dragonville to live with the dinosaurs many, many years ago and she enjoyed telling them bedtime stories. 
  Children will enjoy this two in one story of Dino Dan Superhero and The Very Hungry Dragon by Jennifer Jones.  
  This audiobook includes a FREE "Dino Dan Superhero Audio Alphabet Activity Sheet" printable, 2000x2500px, 300dpi 

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  Georgia and the Basset Hound ABCs

  Kristin Smith Huntley

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  "Georgia is a sweet and sassy basset hound puppy who loves to learn new words! In this book, Georgia invites you to see the world through her eyes and practice your ABCs! Dog lovers of all ages will delight in Georgia’s joy of discovering a new world, and feel the warmth she has found in her forever home."

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  I Am the Spirit of Justice

  Jemar Tisby, Malcolm Newsome

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  Read by the author Jemar Tisby. 
  From New York Times bestselling author Jemar Tisby, I Am the Spirit of Justice uses lyrical text to take children on a journey through the history of the United States of America, highlighting the ways people have been fighting for justice from the very beginning. 
  The fight for civil rights in America didn’t begin in the 1960s—Black Americans have been working for justice, freedom, and equality since the first slave ships came to its shores. In I Am the Spirit of Justice, Jemar Tisby demonstrates that that arc of history bends toward equality. Throughout, the spirit of justice is personified as it moves through time, loving the oppressed and supporting the freedom fighters. The poetic text not only informs readers of the countless and often nameless people who have taken up the fight, it also inspires them to continue working for equality for all. 
  I Am the Spirit of Justice is the book companion to Jemar Tisby’s The Spirit of Justice and is cowritten by author and poet Malcolm Newsome and activist Nadia Fisher. This beautiful and sweeping book is a great introduction to the history of civil rights for the youngest readers and an important addition to the libraries of anyone working for justice. 
  I Am the Spirit of Justice is ideal for:Introducing children to important figures in the history of the civil rights movementInspiring young readers to see the importance of justice in our worldTeachers and librarians looking for resources for civil rights education, with an included bibliography and suggestions for further reading

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  Heart of Courage

  Lois Johnson

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  Siblings Devin and Briana O'Toole are facing the biggest adventure of their lives. In exchange for Bree's freedom, they have agreed to make a voyage on the new Viking ship Conquest. With explorer Leif Erikson they travel from Norway to Iceland, then to Greenland and beyond, encountering the dangers of the northern waters and an unknown enemy within the ship's crew. Will the hardships be worth it in the end, or will Bree remain a slave?Mikkel, the young captain of the Conquest, is full of ambition. More than anything, he has always wanted wealth and fame. But he will need courage to lead his men on such a perilous journey--and to regain his lost honor. He doesn't even want to think about letting Bree go free.Only God can give Mikkel, Bree, and Devin a heart of courage for the challenges that lie ahead.

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  Civil Rights Pioneer - A Story...

  Gwenyth Swain

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  Mary Church Terrell grew up after the Civil War with many opportunities. Although she received an excellent education and had a distinguished teaching career, Mary grew up African American in a segregated country. There were opportunities she did not have. Always determined, she joined the fight for equal rights. By lecturing, picketing, and writing she made her voice be heard and helped to end segregation.

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