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Tic, Tac, and Toe are always three in a row. Whether climbing a tree or sipping tea, they are the best of friends until one day, they find a bike made for two. What will this trio do?

Toco the toucan has found the perfect spot for a treehouse of his very own. The tree is leafy and shady and full of sweet berries. He can picture the house already: warm and cozy, with a little thatched roof and flowers for the butterflies. And it's so him. He just hopes the new neighbours are friendly! Another toucan shows up to help, then another, and another. Toco is thrilled to have help, and he really wants to make friends! But, waitChis plans didn't include a tower, or a bouncy trampoline,

Duck in his truck is making his way to a playdate with friends when a sudden rainstorm turns the trip into a sticky situation. But what luck! Duck's friends come to him and work to get the truck out of the muck. When that doesn't work, Duck changes his perspective and saves the playdate! Truck in the Muck reminds readers that sometimes the problem doesn't need a solution, just a change in the way you look at it. Bouncy, rhyming text introduces readers to phonics and decodable skills.

The 'Twas the Night Before series from Taffy Tales started with the classic The Night Before Christmas-and then expanded to cover holidays, sports, and all kinds of fun celebrations! From Halloween thrills to Easter surprises (and now epic soccer matches!), these books make every occasion magical. Taffy Tales creates best-selling children's titles that families read, love, and remember year after year.

It's a cold snowy night and the neighbourhood children are tucked up in bed, dreaming sweet dreams of hockey glory. While the children are sleeping, woodland animals gather at a pond, eager for a game of shinny. Blue Jay, the referee, sorts the players into two teams, blows his whistle, and the game begins! Chipmunk sports announcers provide running commentary on the brisk action. But what should be a friendly competition soon turns into a loud squawking argument. Can anyone ease the tension and

A light-hearted but nonetheless informative insight into the fascinating beliefs and traditions of Ancient Egypt. Striking collage illustrations by Laura Winstone bring a freshness of tone to a subject matter that might be ancient but never grows old. Hello my newly dead friends. Gather round. My name is Bastet and I3m going to be your tour guide to the afterlife. Please make sure your bandages don3t trail as we walk along. Bastet is a mummified cat who is here to take you on a journey through t

Vampirita is a fun, spooky, and kid-friendly graphic novel series from Reycraft Books about a young vampire girl navigating the challenges of growing up, friendship, family, and finding her place in the world. Blending humor, adventure, and supernatural elements, the series offers an entertaining read for children who enjoy monsters, magic, and imaginative stories.

You can't rush real iced tea. Charlotte wants to wait patiently. She really does. But waiting is hard, especially on a stifling Maryland morning, when her t-shirt feels like a hot, heavy blanket, and she can't think of anything but Nana's cold, sweet, lemony, real iced tea. There are so many steps to Nana's secret recipe tea! Steeping, sugaring, cooling . . . baking muffins to go with it! Nana tells her to find something useful to do while she waits, so Charlotte sweeps, and swings, and snaps pi

We are the scrappy ones. / We live, we adapt, we defy. / Made of stardust and grit, we are spectacular. Author and disability advocate Rebekah Taussig has written an anthem of belonging, celebrating the wide range of disabled children and affirming their worth, just as they are. Luminous illustrations by Kirbi Fagan portray a diverse cast of characters living, learning, and playing. A warm, joy-filled book for disabled and non-disabled readers alike.

In this boisterous, rhyming plea, a trio of youngsters imagines the delights they'll enjoy once autumn arrives, from pumpkin patches to corn mazes to hayrides, and more! The colourful leaves can't arrive soon enough. But once the leaves start to fall, are the youngsters in for more than they bargained for? The artistic team behind We Want Snow! A Wintry Chant now brings readers young and old this joyous celebration of autumn's activities, recalling past pleasures and imagining more to come.