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"Beginning with the statement "My dad is a superhero," a young boy shares information about activities engaged in by his father, an American soldier stationed in what looks to be the Middle East.
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Sometimes Lily has to say good-bye to her daddy when he's on deployment. Join Lily as she learns how to cope with her difficult emotions and to be happy in her daily life while she looks forward to joyfully saying hello when Daddy gets home.
Puerto Rican parrots, once abundant, came perilously close to extinction in the 1960s due to centuries of foreign exploration and occupation, development, and habitat destruction.
When his nemesis makes an origami Darth Vader, chaos ensues. Dwight gets kicked out of school and sent to a school for bad broods! Humor abounds in this silly but satisfying saga that combines parody of popular figures with comedy.
Things aren't always as they seem which propels Lenny Flem, Jr. into action. Join Lenny and Jody O'Rodeo as they thwart the dastardly plans of the hypnotic Fako Mustacho. Readers will recognize pop culture icons in this nefariously funny adventure.
Horton Halfpott is the underappreciated but rule-abiding kitchen boy for the Luggertucks of Smugwick Manor.
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This unapologetically goofy picture book reveals that the legendary ride to town (and the whole macaroni thing) was all suggested by Mr. Doodle’s overeager pony. A historical note ends this colorful, comical take on a nonsensical old song.
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Well-known poems are recast as puzzlers that can only be solved by using math. From easy to difficult, math and poems are sure to delight both mathematicians and poetry lovers.
Beginning at the Face Bug Museum, readers are invited to "Climb through windows, walls, or basement
" to meet "
Show Bugs
" Line drawings and up-close (and personal) photographs of bugs combine with poetry and fact to present an array of often creepy crit
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Some heroes and "she-roes" are famous; others are little known. Brave people who gave of themselves are introduced in a range of poems and handsome, realistic illustrations.