The escape plan was set, and the animals of Ginger Zoo were ready to break out. It all would have gone according to plan if Llama had just been a little bit calmer...
Every day, a kindhearted girl visits a magic well to make wishes for the people in her village. When the well dries up, she learns an important lesson.
A young inventor with a fear of water makes a machine that can turn rain into string. But soon, the string starts to make a mess, causing problems across the city. Can Bertie overcome his fears and stop the stringstorm?
Whitney is always whining, so how will Murph ever plan a birthday party for her that she likes? Will Whitney get the party she asks for, or is she in for a surprise? The phonemes /wh/ph/ are featured in this title.
Rav wants to go on an adventure, but Scout is too afraid. Will she be brave enough to go outside and climb the snowy hill? The phonemes /ou/ir/ are featured in this title.
Kit the pirate needs to pay her crew, but she has spent all of their gold on a vacation! How will Kit and her parrot Pip come up with a way to pay the crew? The phonemes /ay/oy/ are featured in this title.
Luke had an incredible life and always told the truth about it. He had a jet pack, a pet mammoth, and a Bigfoot friend. No one ever believed a word he said, until he told his first-ever lie. The phonemes /u_e/ue/ are featured in this title.
Perfect Pamela's birthday is next week, and she needs a gown. Will she be nice to her maids, who are looking for the perfect gown? Or will she be a spoiled little girl? The phonemes /ir/u_e/ are featured in this title.
Talla the elf has hair growing from her ears. Can she find a cure, or will she find a way to love her ears as they are? The phonemes /ay/a_e/ are featured in this title.
Sammy is so clumsy that everybody calls her a silly hot dog. Soon, Sammy doesn't want to be a silly hot dog anymore! The phonemes /o_e/u_e/ are featured in this title.
Charlie wants to be rich, so his parents offer to pay him in return for doing some chores. However, Charlie has a habit of quitting things too easily. Can he break the bad habit? The phonemes /oy/ea/ are featured in this title.
Mathew is a robot who lives in New Town. Everything in New Town is new. All the robots have new parts, but not Mathew. His parts are not so new. But soon, using not-so-new parts becomes the new thing! The phoneme /ew/ is featured in this title.
Helena thinks she is the best fighter ever, but her dad thinks she is too cute to fight. Can Helena prove to everyone that she really is strong and tough? The phoneme /u_e/ is featured in this title.
Abigail Toenail has a big fear. She fears the toenail clipper. But Abigail needs to decide what she is more afraid of. Is it the toenail clipper or supersized, smelly toenails? The phoneme /oe/ is featured in this title.
Blair is afraid of heights and keeps missing out on the fun at the fair. Can a man with a long beard help her with her fear? The phonemes /air/ure/ are featured in this title.
How fair can you be? Take on the challenge to be the most awesome you, you can be. Approachable text filled with examples from the child's world paired with engaging photos makes important SEL learning fun. Plus, a bonus activity at the end lets young readers practice their new skills.
Sometimes a person with epilepsy might start to twitch or fall down. Uh-oh, it’s an emergency! Prepare young learners to empathetically understand and care for a friend with an epileptic seizure. Learn what’s happening, how to be a helper, and ways to keep your friend safe. A bright design and carefully crafted text takes fear out of emergencies to make them easier to understand.
