Monkey tells about being adopted and having a real Mom and Dad. He and his best friend Teddy have adventures all the time some they get into trouble and have to own up to them and learn a lesson from each mistake and some adventures are stories about real life experiences. All of Monkey's stories are told by him so children can and will relate.

Abby Appleton's Apple Farm is a fun rhyming children's book with illustrations about Abby Appleton, who lives on an apple farm. Everything about Abby's life revolves around apples and more apples. Young readers will take delight in a couple of days in the apple life of Abby, her family, and friends, and want to read the story over and over again as they enjoy Abby's entertaining world.Other fun and learning children's books by the bestselling author include ABC's of Earth's Creatur...

Felicia and Felix are twins but look completely different and have completely different interests. But one evening they stay at home alone and live through a bit frightening adventure,which consequently makes them come closer to each other...

Great Aunt Fluff (GAF) takes her great niece, Jasmine, on an unusual but exciting adventure. Go along with them as they find the key that opens the attic, which allows them to explore endlessly. They climb a ladder and venture into the unknown. While in the attic, they run across many artifacts and even a headless woman! Jasmine didn't ask about the boxes that are labeled CDs and Videos. Who could have put them there?

Eugene the Selfish Shellfish tells the tale of a little shellfish on Friendship Island learning what it means to be selfish, what it looks like to be selfish and how it feels to be selfish. Through a series of encounters with his friends that can walk, swim fly and even crawl Eugene learns the pitfalls of selfishness. He is taught a very valuable life lesson that is sure to transform his life forever. In the end he finds that sharing is such a better way to live. He learns that life is so ...

A Step 3 Step into Reading Biography Reader about Theodore Roosevelt—America's 26th President—and his efforts to protect our environment and establish national parks. Roosevelt battled asthma all his life, and the list of things he shouldn’t do was long. But when people told him “you can’t,” he set about proving them wrong. This book focuses on his inexhaustible enthusiasm and his commitment to preserving America’s natural resources.Step 3 Readers feature engaging characters in eas...