Children's Books on page 40

JoJo And The Argonauts is considered biblical based studies for children. It focuses on a group of argonauts in search of earth's last bible. It teaches the value of friendship, teamwork, respect for god and other great life principles. Additional Children Books by Tommy McGaughy: Once Upon A Pot of Gold

"Once Upon A Pot Of Gold" are the tales and adventure of sisters Cissy and Leele'. Their adventure through everyday life offer a glimpse into the value of sharing, personal responsibility, pride in family and being graceful. The stories are recommended for ages 2 - 14 even though older readers can also acquire treasured principles. This product is from "The Braino Series For Young Readers". Additional Children Books by Tommy McGaughy: JoJo and the Argonauts

In this book the Bumbly Bears escape from having gross tea with their Aunt Agatha and Uncle Kenny to go on a fantastic adventure with their cousin Bentley to find real live dinosaurs. Along the way they make new and exciting friends, including a dragon, and Buster Bear even learns that trying new things isn't so bad.

This book will take on a journey to places unknown, commonly unseen. Buttonville USA, known to every discarded doll in the world, had it's beginning here, with The Discarded Doll Association (DDA). Take a readers trip down this doll fantasy land, and enjoy.

In these hilarious, inventive and heartwarming stories, people, animals, even objects, do and say the unexpected. Ten-year-old Tessa Tinkerton protects the young and old alike from bullies like Frida Ferguson and her gum-popping sidekicks. Kids jostle each other to be first in line when they hear the Brussels sprout man. The Hercules beetle transforms William from the weakest to the strongest boy in the world. Hillary Holstein is tired of chewing the cud and demands a chocolate donut with sprinkles. Jana the Banana Slug goes on a perilous all-day journey of 60 inches. Gaby the Garbage Disposal shocks her owner when she sings opera from La Bohéme. You can rest assured when no less an a ...

As a boy,he dreamed of reaching the stars;as a man, he realized his dream. From a village in the Carpathian foothills of Austria-Hungary to a small town in the rolling hills of southeastern Ohio, this is one Central European family's "Great American Story".

"The Mad Cow" does not refer to madness. Rather, it is about Barney and Savannah dealing with environmental issues such as mad cow disease. Mostly, this little book is about harmony and coming together in peace. Children should enjoy the adventure of the big cows and the little cows. Parents should go out and do something about treating animals with care. Karl McKnight

Rapunzel has a grand adventure as she learns about her new family. Follow along as she finds new friends and gets into outrageous situations in this story. This book is based on the Elf on the Shelf(c) story and gives parents great ideas on the things your own elf can get into. Illustrated photos show how easy and fun this Christmas tradition will be for you.

100% of the proceeds from the sale of this book are donated to The V Foundation for Cancer Research. Funny, mixed up illustrations and exaggerated characters help to emphasize how each person is unique and special, no matter what they look like. A wonderful message for children. Appropriate for ages 1-8. Please consider purchasing an extra copy for your local library, preschool or elementary school to help support cancer research. Thank you!