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"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

Eight-year-old Jan is so excited to bring home her new stuffed animal bunny named Snowball, but when she gets home, Snowball has disappeared! Follow Jan and her friends on their search for her missing rabbit! This early reader chapter book is best for ages 5-9, or read aloud at any age!

The last time we saw the RaKKoon Gang, those little fellows were crashing Bucky’s kitchen and causing a disruption to the annual block party. It had been a few months since that fiasco occurred in suburbia. Of course, Bucky the bucktooth boy was still upset and continued on his mission to catch the critters. What Bucky didn’t expect was that he would have a bit of quiet for a moment. It wasn’t because of his witty traps; it was because Hatz the leader of the crew finally got his wish. The RaKKoon Gang were heading to the city.

The moment Bucky’s parents told him that they were going to visit his family in Hardaway, Florida for the Christmas holiday, he immediately became excited. He always looked forward to these visits as he loved his grandma's cooking. Bucky loved her southern dishes and everything that she prepared melted in his mouth. This vacation to Hardaway not only gave him a chance to see his family it also gave him some time away from those pesky critters that he named the RaKKoon Gang. Bucky had not seen them in a while and was pleased about that. Let’s go on this journey with Bucky to visit Hardaway, Florida, without the RaKKoon Gang! Or maybe not?

This is an imaginary tale about Marcel, a little deaf mouse, who lives in legendary music performer Jo-EL Sonnier's accordion. Most of the photographs and events depicted really did happen during Jo-EL's career. Only the mouse is imaginary. He is based on a real mouse that was inside Jo-EL's first accordion. We don't really know what happened to the real Marcel. In the book Marcel's mother puts him in a black box inside the humans' house to keep him safe because he can't hear. Little did she know that he was inside an accordion. As the boy begins to play Marcel can feel the vibrations of the accordion and he begins to hear for the first time. This changes his world. As Jo-EL becomes a bi ...

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"Trotter And The Amazing Turtle Race" is a feel-good, hilarious children's story about a very engaging young turtle with one ambition -- to win the Amazing Turtle Race and make his mother proud, but there is one problem: Trotter lacks the running shoes he is convinced he must have in order to run and win the race. Trotter's adventures, as he struggles to achieve his goal, will make the four-to-eight year old crowd giggle and, like Trotter, they will end the book realizing that what makes the difference in achieving our goals is what's inside our hearts and not what we're wearing on our feet, or as in Trotter's case on his turtle pads.

Turner and his cousins go to the zoo with his dad and while they all have a great time, Turner has a few unanswered questions

Wild Under the Waves is a marine life coloring book with over 35 sea creatures. Color in the illustrations and learn about marine life through this creative book with poetry. It is great for children and adults. It teaches the marine animal phyla and species to help in biology class.

A photographic and poetic journey of God's creation and the fun things He has made!