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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.

Knights, Princesses and Not-So-Terrible Ogres In this tale, in which you could be the knight or the princess or both (this would be a good book for two siblings, for example, in which one is the knight and one is the princess), a young boy journeys to join a famous band of brave knights. The wise princess who leads the knights tells the boy he can join their group if he proves himself wise, brave and kind. Frightened villagers call upon the knights to save them from a terrible ogre and the knight and princess must use all of their skills to do so. This is a longer story for slightly older children.

This is a coloring book. But in so many ways it is much more than that! It is a book filled with enlightenment that will cause most anyone to think about his or her individual and spiritual growth while transitioning through life. It is also about our potential to become much more than we might think, and to do much more than we believe is possible as Angelina Caterpillar would soon find out. Dreams do come true if only we will believe in ourselves and help others to believe in themselves as Mason Monkey and Mrs. Wise Owl knew to be so true. I have tagged this book for Children, but have found that adults even in their later years enjoyed the comfort in its sweetness and the messages tha ...

A young boy (Bobby) and his grandfather spend the summer on Pine Lake, hunting down the legendary Giant Bass. Filled with many real-life views of an energetic young boy and tempered by the patient loving grandfather, providing many 'life lessons' along the way. Filled with humor for both children and adults.

This the story of a little skunk named Stinky. He has many misadventures which always have concequences.

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 ...

My last Unicorn 🦄 book great way to end them

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Have you ever seen a load of pumpkins after Halloween and wondered what happens to them now that all of the Jack-o'-lanterns have glowed on the porch? Or all the pumpkins in the markets and fields that remain unwanted after the holidays. Well, this fable will help to explain where they all go. It's a delightful autumn fairytale for the young of all ages.

Fairy Tale You star as a little fairy living in a perfectly magical summer garden. On your birthday, you must choose what type of magic you want to receive as a birthday gift. You decide to choose a completely different type of magic than any of the other fairies in the garden. This causes some of the fairies to make fun of you for what they insist was a silly choice. In the end, they learn it was actually a very wise choice and everyone celebrates together.