This heartwarming story book is the first in a series of adventures about Midnight the Rescued Little Kitty Cat and the little girl who loves him so much.
By writing this narrative, I want to give you firsthand information and a taste of the Kenyan safari and its animals in their different habitats, as well as introduce you to the cuisine and hospitality of the wonderful Kenyan people.
Whether your second grader aspires to be an author or needs help honing her phonics skills, this book is the perfect tool to help Second Grade girls master--and love--reading!
This is the true story of a rescue dog, who was initially overlooked because he was differentand the life he now leads because one person was able to look past the superficial and into his heart.
This ';detailed, fascinating' (Booklist, starred review) nonfiction middle grade book explores a deeply troubling chapter in American history that is still playing out today: the strange case of Prince Edward County, Virginia, the only place in the United States to ever formally deny its citizens a public education, and the students who pushed back.
Sometimes people base their opinions of a whole race of people on the horrendous acts of some, on lack of knowledge or familiarity with a culture, or they go along with how their peers or relatives think and act for fear of being ostracized or fear of suffering repercussions.
New York Public Library's "e;100 Best Books for Kids"e; Kirkus Reviews' "e;Best Books of 2018"e;2019 Society of Midland Authors Literary Award Honoree2019 Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People List2019 Cybils Literary Award WinnerA 2019 Cooperative Children's Book Center's Choice Wisconsin Writers Contest 2018 Winner of the Tofte/Wright Children's Literary AwardOn July 24, 1915, the SS Eastland, filled to capacity with 2,500 passengers and crew, capsized in the Chicago River while still moored to the pier.
Clever Kitty was a character created on a turbulence of tongue twisters Kelly used as a brief exercise, only to put it on the shelf until he just got a vision of what he might look like.