You ARE Special, Jethro! - by Glynis Bloomfield and Tiana Torres-Thomas
Jethro is a little pony who feels useless, because all the other horses at Peter’s Pony Farm are ridden every day, but no one wants to ride him. The other animals, Chicken, Lamb and Cow, all tell him that he is special, but Jethro disagrees and has little self-esteem. Until one day, a little neighbour More Info »Woolly and Hopper - by Dean Daniel Ebert
Why does the woolly worm cross the road? And why do caterpillars cross the road in the fall? Find out in the fun children’s book Woolly and Hopper! This educational and meaningful children’s story is told though the eyes of Mildred, a grass spider. It is also an adventurous tale about grasshoppers and how bugs More Info »Who Will Play With Molly-May? - by Glynis Bloomfield
In this fun little picture story book set in Australia, young Molly-May can’t find anyone to play with. Each day she gets up early and asks someone to play, but always ends up playing by herself. She asks her cousin and then various animals. She approaches a koala, a cassowary, a possum, and a lorikeet, More Info »White House Mockingbird - by Richard J. Adler
White House Mockingbird is an illustrated story about Dick the mockingbird who really did live in the White House during President Jefferson's time in office. The president kept Dick’s cage in a special place in his study. Whenever he had free time, Jefferson and Dick were always side by side. Dick's life changes forever while More Info »Trains : Safe and Sound - by Julie Chatton
Trains, Safe and Sound is a superbly informative book for children. In this age of rush, rush and our intricate transit system, author Julie Chatton has written a book that teaches children valuable safety tips regarding the transport system that moves our country and its people daily throughout the world. Chatton not only teaches children More Info »To Give Away—Lonely Beagle Puppy - by Nancy Janorschke
This little book tells the all too familiar story of children begging for a pet and then losing interest as other interests develop. The first happy scenes are of getting a much longed for puppy. But gradually the puppy gets forgotten as friends and school activities take over. The puppy becomes lonelier and the children More Info »The Wonderful One-Eyed Teddy Bear : The Stories Begin - by Glen E. Robinson
In this first book of a new children’s book series, The Wonderful One-Eyed Teddy Bear: Stories Begin, a little girl named Kristi receives a Teddy bear for Christmas. She loves the bear so much and hugs him so tightly that one of his eyes pops out, rolls under the Christmas tree and is lost. Teddy More Info »The Uluru Adventure : Wicky Wacky Farm Series Book 4 - by Doreen Slinkard
The Wicky Wacky Farm family takes a holiday into the centre of Australia in the fun new children’s book The Uluru Adventure: Wicky Wacky Farm Series Book 4. Mother Dora, father Wally, and their children, Donny and Lulu, join some friends when they visit the scenic Outback at Uluru. They have a fun time meeting More Info »The Tiny Tomato and His Terrific Manners - by Barbara Prignano
Tom tomato is the largest tomato in the garden. As such, he thinks he’s better than the other tomatoes and he deliberately bullies the smaller ones. He is rude and ill-mannered, and goes out of his way to make sure the smaller tomatoes don’t grow. He learns a valuable lesson about bullying, and when he’s More Info »The Three Little Green Pigs, LLC : A Recycling Pig Tale - by Richard Oldenburg
The Three Little Pigs go green in the updated children’s book The Three Little Green Pigs, LLC: A Recycling Pig Tale. The descendants of the original Three Little Pigs are now in the construction business, building green homes out of recyclable materials. A contest pits the pigs against one another and the winner will be More Info »The Rainbow Readers Volume 2 - by Diane-Elizabeth Napier Ed. S.
The Rainbow Readers are a series of research-based books presented in chapter form to help children learn to read. It is endorsed by teachers of students in general education and also teachers of students with special needs, such as dyslexia, reading disabilities and slow learners. The books are designed to be worked through sequentially, highlighting More Info »The Rainbow Readers Volume 1 - by Diane-Elizabeth Napier Ed. S.
The Rainbow Readers are a series of research-based books presented in chapter form to help children learn to read. It is endorsed by teachers of students in general education and also teachers of students with special needs, such as dyslexia, reading disabilities and slow learners. The books are designed to be worked through sequentially, highlighting More Info »The Rainbow Fairy - by Lynne Pickering
A wicked witch captures the Rainbow Fairy, intending to exchange her for the unicorn’s powers, which would allow the witch to be able to fly unseen without her broomstick! Kate, a friend of the fairies, comes up with a scheme to defeat the wicked witch. Kate and the fairies set a trap for the witch’s More Info »The PYP Inquiry & Reflection Student Journal : A Personal guide for Curiosity, Reflection & Action! - by Lisa MacLeod, U.S.A.
Our comprehensive and unique PYP Student Reflection Journal was created by an experienced IB PYP Teacher. With Teachers and Students in mind, this easy to use journal features numbered, color and shape coded pages for easy reference. It also features official IB PYP Programme terminology alongside child friendly explanations. Our organized and self-guided PYP Student More Info »The Number Jungle - by Urbano Salvati
The Number Jungle is a delightful story for young readers that takes place in a jungle full of numbers. Enter this very noisy jungle, where numbers play together, learn games, and at times, even argue with each other, But there’s a sad number in the group. The saddest of all is the number 0, who More Info »The Misadventures of Hershey & Rolo and the Broken Flowerpot - by Wanda J. Dailey
The wonderful children’s book The Misadventures of Hershey & Rolo and the Broken Flowerpot describes the relationship of a dog and a cat who just happen to be best friends. Their story describes the unique and unlikely bond between the animals that tests them at every turn, even when a flowerpot is broken. It’s also More Info »The Misadventures of Cowhead: Cowhead's Big Move - by Charlene Peterson
A little calf named Cowhead is forced to move to a new neighborhood, leaving behind all her friends. She is sad and lonely and is afraid of meeting new friends. What she later discovers is that meeting new friends can be a challenge, but can also be wonderful. Cowhead meets mean Gloria Goose, who teases More Info »The Magical Travels of Abra the Elephant- by Liz Winstanley
Abra is an ugly, wrinkled old elephant who recaptures his youth with the aid of a wise and powerful magic carpet named Khalid. With Khalid, Abra is able to journey all over the world, and even back in time. As he travels, Abra meets many of his relatives and ancestors in various roles: the parades More Info »The Magic Word - by Sherrill S. Cannon
The Magic Word is one that everyone needs to learn.“Elisabeth Keys never said thank you, excuse me or please. She made fun of people, she’d argue and tease. She took what she wanted whenever she could, Elisabeth’s manners were not very good.” So begins the rhymed story of Elisabeth, who discovers her lack of friends More Info »The Magic Doorway - by Lynne Pickering
Janet and Mary-Louise live near an enchanted forest. One day a small fairy friend named Lulu visits the girls and tells them about a magical doorway that has mysteriously appeared! When they travel through the doorway, a magical whirlwind transports them to a strange land controlled by a wicked witch. The girls have an amazing More Info »