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  The Frog Song

  Sue Bogan

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  Rubabbum, ruuummm, ruummmm. Did you know that not all frogs make the sound "ribbit"? Over 6000 species of frogs exist in the world, each with a unique voice. The Frog Song brings these sounds to life in an engaging, heartwarming tale about a bullfrog who travels the globe on a magic lily pad to bring frogs from across the world together in song. This whimsical story will have children laughing as they croak along with these distinctive frog sounds. Bullfrog is sure to be a family favorite as he gathers these frog friends together for a celebration of sound.

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  Hee-Hee on the Farm

  Rene Johannes Aloysius Oostewechel

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  Hee-Hee on the Farm is a book for small children aged 0 to 5.
  
  The main character, Hee-Hee, is a horse living on a farm who introduces other farm animals, explains what they do, and shows where our food comes from.
  
  The heart of the work maintains a playful tone and delightful animal characters that attract further reading. There is great room for shared involvement, with writing that is adeptly conceived… wonderfully suited for both young readers and parents alike. A keen awareness of the intended age group is demonstrated through dynamic, engaging, and accessible language, carefully selected for early learners. Featuring recognizable farmyard animals, this lively read is equally enjoyable alone or shared aloud.

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  Isaiah Travels to the Great Water

  James Thomas Williams

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  The westward movement of Americans during the formation of the nation was one of adventure, great hardship, and ultimately, conflict with the native peoples who occupied the land. Opportunity was the fuel that drove the westward migration. It began with the opportunity to farm the land, which had much fertile soil. At the same time the land was being harnessed for agricultural production, it was also being explored by trappers who harvested the abundance of animal life to feed a growing demand for fur products. The westward expansion was populated mainly by people of European descent whose culture differed greatly from those of the native peoples, ultimately resulting in conflict. The westward migration took many lives. The hardships were real, the dangers ever-present, and the necessity of self-sufficiency was a stark reality. There were no roads, only animal trails, and most travel was by foot. This narrative opens a descriptive window onto the hardships of those travels.

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  Pizza Pete and the Missing Magic

  Carrie Sellon

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  The hilarious sequel to Pizza Pete and the Perilous Potions.
  
  Pizza Pete is back! But he's worried about seeing his friends after a long summer holiday selling pizzas from his van with Dad.
  
  He's also in great danger. Someone wants the magical potions and will stop at nothing to get them... When they go missing, Pete has to summon all his courage to save the day.
  
  Pete is back in the second book in the trilogy filled with flying, friendship and of course ... pizza!
  
  The second laugh-out-loud adventure is perfect for fans of Sam Copeland and Roald Dahl.

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  Baby Swallow

  Demet Nell

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  There is a Turkish island called Bozcaada in the Aegean Sea. Our story of a baby swallow takes place there. Her name is Eke. She has left the nest earlier than planned and got stuck in a narrow backstreet on the island. She is unable to fly. Her parents are with her and trying to persuade her to fly. Her brother is looking for her everywhere on the island. While they were thinking that the island was a heaven for them, they found themselves all of a sudden in big trouble. We will see what's happening to Eke throughout the book. Will she be able to fly to join her family? How about the island cats? Did they hear that there was a little bird in their reach? What are her parents doing to help her? How is she feeling?

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  Don't Call Me a Scaredy Cat

  B.J. Strickland

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  Don't Call Me a Scaredy-Cat tells the story of a young boy with many fears. During a family trip, a poor decision leads him on an unexpected journey to confront those fears head-on. The adventure takes a dramatic turn, culminating in a heartwarming reunion with his loving father. This touching tale allows parents and children to explore the transformation of fear into courage, learning together how to become true overcomers.

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