On a crisp winter afternoon eight year old Inez stepped out into the middle of her Papa’s tree farm with a piece of paper and twine in her hand. A few days later, she wakes to find that one simple act of kindness is never truly a single act. Now in the eve of her life, Inez seeks to pass on that simple act and does so in the most unexpected way. Inspired by a true story; One Act: Papa’s Trees, is the first in a series of short stories, which takes its readers on a multigenerational and hea...

One lost girl. One clever fairy. One very mischievous wolf…Lilly is a bright and curious little girl who loves exploring the world around her. One sunny afternoon, while chasing a butterfly, she wanders farther than she ever meant to—straight into the heart of the enchanted forest.But the forest holds more than wildflowers and wonder. Hidden among the shadows is a sly wolf, waiting for the perfect moment to pounce. Just when Lilly fears she may never see her parent...

Tina wanted to be with Michael as he was the star of the basketball team, but that was not always possible. So Michael came up with a solution, but would it work?Their relationship was growing too, and it became harder and harder to control the urges that teenagers so often have.

When Sheldon S. Sweetney returns home from school he stumbles upon an irresistibly sweet secret project on his father's workbench. Sheldon can't resist eating the treat, and the events that follow send him in search of his father through a magical world of marvelous, odd and ridiculous tongue twisting desserts. Kids of all ages will delight in this deliciously addictive adventure.

These ghostly adventures and spine-chilling stories are great for reads for reluctant readers. Written by well-known authors and illustrated by much-loved illustrators, this series will appeal to boys and girls.

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Discover the Untold Backstory of Emmie: The Heart Behind the Philanthropist at Rosewood Academy!Get a glimpse into Emmie's childhood and uncover the events that shaped her into the compassionate friend and philanthropist you know and love.Meet Emmie Like Never Before: While you've seen Emmie through Brooklyn's eyes, this short story offers a deeper look at her past and what made her who she is today.A Heartfelt Journey

Всё-таки быть смотрителем облачков не так просто, как кажется на первый взгляд. Порядок нужно поддерживать о-го-го! Тут и форму облачку придай необыкновенную, за силой ветра присматривай да успевай перелетать, если вдруг облачко в тучку начнёт превращаться.

In Bedtime for Baby Mouse, Baby Mouse didn't want to go to bed. Now, in Chore Time for Baby Mouse, it seems he doesn't want to do his chores. For parents of young children, bedtime and chore issues are two of the biggest challenges. Oftentimes, children don't openly refuse to do as they are told, but rather they “forget.” The result is either a chaotic home filled with toys, or parents resignedly picking up the toys themselves. Mothers and fathers looking for ideas to hel...

Join Betty and Veronica for the jolliest ALL-NEW Christmas stories of the year! Veronica's got quite a collection of cards -- no, not Christmas cards, credit cards! But who knew they could provide more than just a form of payment? Find out the other use of credit in "It's in the Cards." Then, Santa is reviewing his gift list and his elves are working overtime to supply him with spreadsheets regarding the behavior of kids of all ages. But something's weird in one of his Riverdale spreadshee...

It's a mystery every month from popular A to Z Mysteries author Ron Roy! With the younger siblings of the A to Z Mysteries kids!December is for Dog...In the twelfth book of the Calendar Mysteries- an early chapter book mystery series - Bradley, Brian, Nate, and Lucy find a lost puppy on Christmas Eve. The poor dog was meant to be a present for someone. It has a ribbon with a tag around its neck, but the tag is ripped. Can the kids find out who boug...

Brad doesn't believe in Father Christmas, and he doesn't want anyone else to believe that nonsense either. In fact, he's happiest when he's making everyone else miserable. His parents aren't bothered about Christmas, so on Christmas Eve Brad is in bed like any other night. There's no decorations in the house, no tree downstairs, no stocking hung up. But, whether Brad believes it or not, a noise on the roof has woken him up. He doesn't know it, but soon he'll have to decide whether to stay ...