Young Billy doesn't want to go to bed one night. He isn't afraid of the dark or anything like that.You see, Billy overheard his brother talking to a friend about how the tooth fairy came into his room and took one of his teeth and left money in return.No amount of money is going to get Billy to give up his teeth so he decides to have a battle. A battle with the tooth fairy.

The White Jade Rabbit and The Little Golden Dragon is a magical and mystical adventure. It's the story of a friendship formed between a story telling White Jade Rabbit who lives in one land and a Little Golden Dragon from another land, who through the use of magical seeing stones discover each other.The story crosses boundaries of culture and differences. Together with magical items and mystical friends their journey of discovery, adventure and amazement begins.

Young Billy overheard a television program stating that many energy drinks are not good for kids. Billy wants his family to be healthy and if he can make a new drink for his family that makes them healthy and happy then he is going to do his best to surprise them all.Billy is very safe, but when he get's his imagination going in the kitchen without Mom or Dads help, the kitchen will never be the same again.This is an easy and entertaining read for kids who want to really enjo...

Billy learns what a charity is and about helping people who are poor and less fortunate.He really likes the idea, especially helping children in need and so the adventure begins.Billy sets out to find a way to help children in need and eventually decides on having a little carnival in his backyard to raise money to help children in need.Wait until you see what craziness takes place as Billy and his friends set out to create fun and excitement for the neighborhood in "B...

Just in time for baseball season!Babe Ruth came from a poor Baltimore family and, as a kid, he was a handful. It was at a reform school that Babe discovered his talent for baseball, and by the age of nineteen, he was on his way to becoming a sports legend. Babe was often out of shape and even more often out on the town, but he had a big heart and an even bigger swing! Kids will learn all about the Home Run King in this rags-to- riches sports biography. With black-a...

When his telepathic dog Harry is grounded for nipping another dog, Mike wonders how he'll ever make it through the baseball game without his advice and encouragement. Sequel to "The Dog That Pitched a No-Hitter"

Newly independent readers will love this classic baseball story, now illustrated in full color!Mike has a special relationship with his dog, Harry. They can read each other's minds! Harry is able to help Mike out with tips about the opposing players on the baseball field, but Mike's having trouble with his pitches--and the buddies need to work together to save the game!Passport to Reading Level 3

Mark McGwire made 1998 a season to remember for baseball fans all over the world when he blasted a record 70 home runs. Before turning himself into one of the most revered hitters in the game, though, he had to overcome poor eyesight and a variety of injuries. Rob Rains looks at how McGwire quickly became a legendary figure in St. Louis, and how hitting a home run in his first Little League at-bat changed his career aspirations.

Many believe baseball great Willie Mays to be the best player that ever lived. He hit 660 home runs (fourth best of all time), had a lifetime batting average of .302, and is second only to Babe Ruth on The Sporting News's list of "Baseball's 100 Greatest Players."In Jonah Winter and Terry Widener's fascinating picture book biography, young readers can follow Mays's unparalleled career from growing up in Birmingham, Alabama, to playing awe-inspiring ball in the Negro League...

When Stookie Norris's older brother, Greg, gets his picture in the paper for scoring three goals in one game, Stookie is dazzled. Greg insists strikers should try to score a hat trick every game, though Stookie's coach has never told him that. Still, when the Soccer 'Cats have their next game, Stookie does his best to score three goals -- even though it means running wild all over the field chasing the ball. But is that really the best way for him to play his position?

This first book in a series about fictional encounters between children and their sports heroes features home-run legend Hank Aaron. In this gorgeously illustrated picture book, Mark, a young boy who idolizes Aaron, meets his hero and learns that there's more to being a great baseball player than hitting the ball out of the park.

The Magical world of the Rain Fairies brightens Amy's life when her mother passes on the secrets from her own childhood.There is no reason to be afraid of a thunderstormThe Rain Fairies story is in conjunction with.Crusty the CrabThe White UnicornsThe MermaidsCroaky the FrogMrs SpiderThe Mischievous Elves