Silly Cat likes to daydream and make believe. Do you? Have you ever climbed a tree and imagined what kinds of friendly critters you might see across the sea. Maybe a meerkat? Or a wallaby? Silly did, only to find out that his own garden is full of friends.But what can be more fun than having a best friend named Dainty Dog who also likes to play pretend. Let's follow our friends' adventures through the rhyming chapters into the world of silliness.You get to decide who is rea...

The YarnBecause she who writes history, shapes history.Too many humans are caught up in the myth that it was humans who tamed cats. As it turns out, rats started that rumor. Spicy feels the time has come to spin the truth-cats led the way to civilization through hard work and inspiration.Come sit with her as she teaches you, step by step, how humans were shown the path from wandering aimlessly across mountains and plains to creating structu...

Spicy continues to keep her pen pal Rainey entertained with stories and poems of her life with four feline housemates. In Love and Purrs, Spicy uses poetry to describe a fun visit she had with her human friend Lyla, who loves cats, and when they all hid, except Spicy, of course, Lyla and Mother went looking for them. Where were they hiding? Spicy also shares memories of her Auntie Kiki, a beautiful Siamese, and has set to rhyme the story of a zany afternoon when playtime went haywire for K...

Life should be all about laughing and playing. That's what Silly Cat thinks. He likes to play in the mud, and pounce on string. And he loves a good game of cat croquet with his friends.But then there are days that aren't quite as much fun. It's not fun when Silly's best friend, Dainty Dog, calls him fat, and Silly decides he's going to exercise and become a Slender Slat. That turns out to be harder than it sounds.And if you've ever been scared by a bug, then you'll understa...

Silly fun. Carefree days. A sense of self-importance. Teasing. Caring. Laughing. Fussing. And stories that rhyme.Welcome to Silly Cat's world. Silly loves to dance and whirl and be the center of attention. And he loves his backyard friends, like Joe the Crow, whom he once caught just for bragging rights.Then there's Jeep the Frog. How did they meet? Why, Jeep took a leap into a hole Silly was digging. What's a cat supposed to do with a groggy froggy in his hole?But ...

Spicy loves sharing moments of her life with her pen pal Rainey. Through letters, she tells of her scary experience the first time she almost had her claws clipped, why she wears a special collar to keep her in the back yard, games she has invented, and whether it's okay to be a scaredy cat. Spicy and Rainey decided it would be fun to share some of these letters with you. We hope you enjoy them.

Life is seldom humdrum with five cats in one house. Spicy has had a busy year but still finds time to send poems and letters to her pen pal Rainey. Spicy always knew she was the favorite cat, but she didn't know all the other cats thought they were the favorite, too. And what happens when sisters fight? Is anyone else affected? Will they ever make up? What would you do if you were a mouse and found yourself inside a house with five cats chasing you? Oh, and the cats had a visitor who heard...

Life is ever changing and so is Spicy’s world. Now she shares her home with sisters Tinker and Bella, plus a boy cat named Junior. Yeah, a Boy! Not only does Junior stir up mixed emotions among the girls, he considers himself to be a Mighty Hunter—and he’s out to catch his Trophy Prey.For all of you who have ever been called a scaredy cat, well, maybe that’s a good thing. But Spicy learns about a new way to be scared. Being embarrassed. It was awful. Until she learned to laugh at h...

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey.Poor lost Kitten. He doesn't have a name or a home to call his own. All he wants is to find a warm and cosy place where someone will love him. Will anyone help this little kitten?

If you act like Marlene, you end up like Marlene — messed up, lonely and broke. No wonder Samantha rejects her mother’s lifestyle. In THE TROUBLE WITH MARLENE, mother and daughter share one thing — thoughts of suicide. Marlene never stops talking about it, but for Samantha, it’s a private affair. There’s one other private thought for Samantha: putting a pillow over her mother’s face and bringing the madness to an end. How far is she prepared to take her fantasy?

The tales and travels of the Sugar Creek Gang have passed the test of time, delighting young readers for more than fifty years. Great mysteries for kids with a message, The Sugar Creek Gang series chronicles the faith-building adventures of a group of fun-loving, courageous Christian boys. Your kids will be thrilled, chilled, and inspired to grow as they follow the legendary escapades of Bill Collins, Dragonfly, and the rest of the gang as they struggle with the application of the...

The rooster has been kidnapped by the fox. What is the little hen to do? Go to the shed and build a paper wagon, that's what. With two Herculean mice in place of horses, the little hen heads for the fox's house deep in the forest. On the way, she is joined by a cat, a brick, a needle and a hairy spider, all desperate for a ride. Will they be able to complete the rescue?