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Origami Book for Kids
Craft, be creative, and have fun - with 42 child-friendly origami and video instructions!
Encourage your child's fine motor skills, creativity, and concentration through play!
42 cute and funny origami shapes await you to fold - frog, dog, dinosaur, dog, butterfly, pig, and many more! The origami is child-friendly and divided into different levels of difficulty. If your child gets stuck, the video instructions for each origami can be easily accessed via QR code.
Origami that's fun - conjuring up little works of art from simple sheets of paper!
This book offers everything your child needs to learn the art of paper folding in a fun way. Thanks to the well-thought-out structure and easy-to-follow folding steps in pictures, text, and video instructions, it is ideal for children aged 6 to 12 and of course great fun for the whole family and any children's birthday party!
An ingenious alternative to smartphones and TVs: promoting fine motor skills, creativity, and concentration.
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I Had a Dream
Have you ever been afraid of the dark? Or worried about starting school, not being good enough, or even... monsters?
In I Had a Dream, Ella begins to tackle some big lies and face some big fears. But instead of letting them win, she discovers something even bigger-God's truth. Through multiple dreams, she learns how to guard her heart and replace every scary thought with what God says is true.
This heartfelt story invites young readers to live with faith, not fear-walking hand in hand with Jesus and holding tightly to His promises. Through scripture and affirmations, I Had a Dream offers children a firm foundation of truth in a world full of uncertainty.
Perfect for bedtime reading or quiet moments with your child, I Had a Dream is a beautiful reminder that God's truth is greater than any fear.
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Hallie's Big Heart
Hallie loves school-her teacher, her friends, and the small moments that fill each day. But when she notices classmates feeling sad, left out, or hurt, Hallie wonders how she can help. Then Miss Rhonda introduces a brand-new word: empathy.
As Hallie listens, shares, and comforts others, she discovers that empathy means imagining how someone else feels-and that her own heart is bigger than she ever knew.
An illustrated, warm and gentle story for early readers, Hallie's Big Heart offers a tender introduction to empathy and reminds children that caring for others is something they can practice every day. Perfect for families and educators.
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Adventures of Punch the Monkey Coloring Book for Adults and Kids
One small monkey. One oversized stuffed orangutan. Together, they can take on the whole entire world.
Meet Punch the Monkey, the viral superstar who has charmed everyone -- the world's most adventurous, most mischievous, most lovably little monkey. Together with his loyal plush companion, Punch has never met a situation he couldn't make better.
Whether they're piloting a biplane through the clouds, skateboarding off a half-pipe, lassoing cacti in the Wild West, or riding camels through the Pyramids, Punch and his orangutan approach every single day like it's the greatest adventure ever attempted by anyone, anywhere, in the history of ever.
Inside this delightful coloring book, you'll find 50+ action-packed scenes featuring Punch and his fluffy sidekick exploring, experimenting, and leaving a trail of cheerful mayhem across every corner of the globe -- and a few corners of space, too.
Adventure scenes include:
- Flying a biplane and hanging gliding over misty mountains
- Skateboarding tricks at the skate park (one of them sticks the landing)
- Riding camels past the Egyptian pyramids
- Science experiments in the lab (results: unpredictable)
- A tea party in the forest (surprisingly civilized)
- Sledding in the Arctic with a very confused penguin
- A birthday bash with ALL the animal friends
- Exploring glittering crystal caves by lantern light
- Boat racing, circus trapeze, rocket ships, and MORE
Whether you're 6 or 60, coloring solo or with someone you love, Punch brings the fun. Perfect for lazy Sunday afternoons, rainy day activities, or any moment when the world needs a little more monkey business.
Grab your colored pencils. Punch is waiting.
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Dad's Promise
A Dad's Promise by Marcel and Brenton Brooks is a warm, beautifully illustrated children's book that celebrates the power of a father's love, the importance of keeping one's word, and the values that help shape a child's life. Through a heartfelt father-son conversation, children learn lessons about trust, faith, respect, responsibility, and growing into strong character. Co-authored by a father and son, this book's authentic emotional connection makes it especially meaningful for parents, grandparents, and teachers. A Dad's Promise is an excellent addition to children's collections, faith-based bookstores, school and library shelves, and homes that value love, guidance, and positive role models.
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Messenger Bird and the Missing Frog
Meet Chloe-a spirited adventurer who loves hide and-seek, Nana's cookies, and catching frogs! During a backyard frog hunt with her brother Noah, his friend Mateo, and his loyal messenger bird, Luna, an unexpected surprise turns their day into a fun-filled adventure full of laughter, teamwork, and one very sneaky frog! -
Detective Baby: Dance Team Drama: A Graphic Novel
Boss Baby meets The Baby-Sitters Club with a touch of Ocean's Eleven in Detective Baby--a laugh-out-loud, hijinks-heavy graphic novel series from #1 New York Times bestselling author Meg Cabot.
Jenny isn't your average babysitter. She has a secret superpower--she can understand baby talk. (A pretty lame superpower for a middle schooler, if you ask her.)
Rosie isn't your average baby--she's the most brilliant (and devious) detective in town.
Jenny would rather do anything besides babysit. But the money she raised for her dance team has been stolen--and Rosie is sure she can crack the case.
This itty-bitty investigator and her babysitting backup have no time to waste--there's a mystery to solve before nap time! And with all the humorous antics and endless fun of Katie the Catsitter, plus the feel-good middle grade heart of Click, the journey is sure to have plenty of surprises along the way.
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Trash Truck: Sleepover
Based on the original animated series and inspired by a true story, this Trash Truck early reader is perfect for little fans of big trucks.
Hank is excited to host Trash Truck, Walter, and Donny for their very first sleepover! But when night falls in the backyard, will they all be brave enough to stay in their tent until morning? Trash Truck: Sleepover is a My First I Can Read, perfect for shared reading with a child.
Trash Truck is based on the real-life experiences of Max Keane, the show's creator, and his son's love of the local garbage truck.
The Netflix original animated series Trash Truck is produced by Glen Keane Productions and stars six-year-old Hank, a boy who dreams big and finds great friends through even greater adventures. Winnie the Pooh meets Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site in this adorable show perfect for little ones with big imaginations.
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Elf on the Shelf: Where Is Jingle McSprinkles?
From the magical world of the Santaverse and The Elf on the Shelf! Help Lucas and Maddie find their missing Scout Elf, Jingle McSprinkles, in this Level One I Can Read.
On Christmas Eve, Lucas and Maddie wake up to find that their Scout Elf, Jingle McSprinkles, has gone missing! In his place is a suspicious trail of marshmallows that will lead them on a holiday adventure.
Join the siblings as they search high and low for clues throughout the house in hopes of finding their missing Scout Elf! -
Biscuit's Day in the Woods (I Can Read Phonics)
Embark on an outdoor adventure with Biscuit in this I Can Read Phonics 3 story full of complex vowel sounds perfect for learning to read.
Biscuit discovers lots of cute critters during a fun-filled hike through the woods with Little Girl and Dad in this highly decodable I Can Read Phonics book designed in conjunction with a phonics expert to help kids learn to read. Includes frontmatter with tips on how to support new readers with each sound in the story.
For more I Can Read Phonics, check out:
- Little Critter: Can I Do It? (I Can Read Phonics 1)
- Pete the Cat and the Family Tree (I Can Read Phonics 2)
- Pinkalicious (I Can Read Phonics 1)
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Tiddly and Winks: Don't Be Scared
From R.L. Stine, bestselling author of Goosebumps, and Marc Brown, bestselling creator of Arthur, comes a spooky-silly My First I Can Read series starring two monsters!
Monsters Tiddly and Winks are best friends. Tiddly takes it upon himself to teach Winks not to be scared of anything. Through jump scares, creepy critters, and more, will Winks learn the lesson?
Tiddly and Winks: Don't Be Scared is a My First I Can Read book, perfect for shared reading with emergent readers. -
My Weirdtastic School #12: Mrs. Towne Is a Clown!
A.J. and his friends may have thought Ella Mentry School was weird, but they're in for a big surprise. Principal Stoker has to choose two students to send to Ella Mentry's rival school--Dirk School--for a month. Guess who she picks?
Now, A.J. and Andrea are learning from Mrs. Towne, who is a real-life clown! But what can they do if Mrs. Towne isn't as happy as her makeup--and joking around--makes her seem?
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Earthquakes & Tsunamis (Usborne Beginners)
What causes earthquakes? What do they feel like? What are tsunamis and why do they happen? An informative introduction to earthquakes and their effects for young readers. Features information on real-life earthquakes, accompanied by striking color photographs and vivid illustrations. Developed with a reading expert from Roehampton University to help young readers grow in confidence. Includes carefully selected internet links to exciting websites to find out more. -
It's Scratchy, It's Catchy, and I Just Don't Like It
Mollie has her heart set on the perfect sweater-it has all the colours of the rainbow, a heart, and even a bunny. She just has to have it! But when Grandma knits her one instead, things don't go quite as planned. It's colourful, it's one of a kind, and it just might unravel more than Mollie expected.
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What Does Miss Sue Do?: A Teacher's Summer
"Teachers don't live at school... do they?"
When summer begins, Miss Sue says goodbye to her classroom and hello to new adventures. To their surprise, her students discover she enjoys many of the same things they do-because teachers have fun outside of school, too!
What Does Miss Sue Do? A Teacher's Summer is a sweet, playful story that shows young children that teachers are real people with families, hobbies, and adventures of their own.
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Ivy Leigh Ever After
When Ivy Leigh's mom dies, her life turns upside down. Another year has passed, and she wants to remain the girl she once was, mucking in the mud, hiking in the woods, chasing after frogs and butterflies, all the little girl things she did when Mom sometimes came along with her. Now, Ivy is eleven turning twelve. The past year was marked with an awful set of nightmares and a huge hole she can't quite find a way to fill.
Even greater trouble arrives when Ivy finds out her arch nemesis, Winona, starts bullying her. Soon, Ivy will learn that like her mom had told her, even bullies have backstories too.
With a family and friends-Ivy is surrounded by a small circle of people who love her. She remembers what her mom always taught her-to spread that love, to be kind and compassionate above all else, no matter what challenges in life arise.