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Charlie Bumpers vs. the End of the Year
$7.99 – $14.95Charlie is cooking up some wacky plans to keep his friend Hector from returning to Chile, but when he learns that some classmates are bullying Hector, he turns all his energy to solving that problem.Charlie Bumpers vs. His Big Blabby Mouth
$6.95 – $16.95When Charlie exaggerates about his dad’s career and convinces his classmates that his dad would be the greatest Career Week speaker ever, what will happen if his dad actually does come and his friends find out the truth?In 1831, young adventurer and nature enthusiast Charles Darwin set sail on a remarkable five-year voyage that changed the study of biology forever.Cats Vanish Slowly
$16.95Meet the cats on Grandmother's farm in twelve delightful poems.It is 1926 in the remote camp town of Scenic, Washington, and ten-year-old Billy Cole is excited about the upcoming Fall Fish Fry fishing tournament and a visit from his cousin Mim.The third book in the Cascade Mountain Railroad Mysteries series features a trio of young crime solvers and nonstop action set against the backdrop of early 20th century railroad expansion.This second book in a the Cascade Mountain Railroad Mysteries series features a trio of mischievous and determined young sleuths set against the backdrop of early twentieth century America.A new mystery based on a page from American history, featuring a trio of mischievous and determined young crime solvers.Carter Reads the Newspaper
$17.99“Carter G. Woodson didn’t just read history. He changed it.” As the father of Black History Month, he spent his life introducing others to the history of his people.Carry Me!
$7.95 – $15.95Animal parents carry their young in many different ways. Some tote babies on their backs. Others dangle them from their mouths or prop them on their shoulders.Captain Small Pig
$7.95 – $15.95This gently quirky story of friendship features evocative artwork in classic Winnie-the-Pooh style.Can You Hear a Rainbow?
$15.95"Does a rainbow make a noise?" a deaf child asks a hearing friend. "No," he is told. "Some things don't need a noise. A rainbow is just the same for you and me."
