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As in Claire's first book, My Shoes Take Me Everywhere!

Negative Ed is pessimism personified, and Momma's patience has worn thin as she pleads with her son to lose his "e;gloom and doom"e; attitude and join her for a joyful jaunt around the neighborhood.

I used my six grandchildren as my inspiration for my stories.

In this, her first book, three adventurous old fathers of the woodland set out to color their world after finding crayons on the forest floor.

See the wonders that God has blessed us with while learning the letters of the alphabet.

This book was written for kids from kindergarten through second grade.

The gardens are magic places where children can discover, learn, and make friends.

A Boy Named Glue is a fictional story about a boy who is made of glue--a boy who couldn't tie his shoe and everything that he touches or everything that touches him sticks to glue.

Mom's Choice Award WinnerA playful guide for those who are babies of age or consciousness, or who simply enjoy a CliffsNotes version of spiritual principles in order to stay in the flow of a fulfilling, joyful life!

This book was written to help explain to preschoolers and primary school students why and how different holidays are celebrated.

Step into the life of Skylin and her color adventures.

From deep down in the sea to up and far away in space, keep tally as you find and count over 1,000 hidden objects!

Once, there was a breeze named Windy.

A very special princess learns that picking your nose and eating your boogers can have serious consequences.

Ghost was bored.

Healthy eating habits and knowledge are best introduced at an early age.

The little rabbits named Jingle, Jolly, Jangle, and Holly are so excited to celebrate Christmas and find the perfect Christmas tree to hold the Christmas star on top.

Imagine a world of raindrops of all the different rainbow colors.

Brothers, brothers everywhere!

Reading Made Simple through Syllables in ColorThis book is designed to improve the learners' reading and reading comprehension whereby the students can progress and perform the necessary duties in and out of the classroom.

It is spring and Little Red fox is excited to be reunited with his best friend, Hazel, a dormouse who will shortly wake from a long sleep.

A red fox and a gray dormouse joyfully play in their forest home as the season begins to change from fall to winter.

Cat and Dog are not the same, in fact they are very different and the perfect subjects for a tale of opposites.

We Are the Same by Fregenia Moore-Robinson__________________________________

Are you ever scared?

A kingdom and its king lays trapped under the power of an evil wizard named Hagar.

Carter and Chase spent all afternoon with their Gigi to pick out the perfect pumpkin at Davies Farm Stand.

7 year old Sarah and her older sister, Beth, are constantly fighting and arguing with each other.

Award-Winning Finalist in the Children's Picture Book: Hardcover Fiction category of the 2016 Best Book AwardsNo pajamas at the park.

What is junk food and how much should you be eating?

After a long day of school it's nice to be able to come home and play your favorite video game, but could too much game time be helpful or harmful?

Do you wear a school uniform?

Recycled items can be made into many new and different things, but sometimes the cost and pollution of transporting these items and the toxic fumes recycling plants put off can be harmful to the environment.

Is the color pink only for girls?

How much TV is okay to watch?

Young Readers Learn About U.

In Counting by Ones, readers will learn how to count in sequence with repetitive text and imagery of familiar items.

In Counting by Fives, readers will learn how to count in sequence with repetitive text and imagery of familiar items.

In Circles and Rectangles, readers will learn how shapes show up in their everyday lives.

In Square and Triangles, readers will learn how shapes show up in everyday life.

Introduce your child to science, the winter season, and colors with the engaging children's book Black and White in Winter.

Book Features:* 24 pages, 8 inches x 8 inches* Ages 3-6, PreK-Grade 1 Leveled Readers* Includes a before- and after-reading activity, extension activity, bolded words, and moreA Season Of Colors: Help your child "e;fall"e; into love with reading and science with vibrant photographs and captivating facts about the different colors you see in nature during the fall.

In Blue and Yellow in Summer, readers will learn the basics of color science and how certain colors show up more in certain seasons.

In Red and Green in Spring, readers will learn the basics of color science and how certain colors show up more in certain seasons.