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Heidi Heckelbeck is a witch, but she is NOT a thief Can she clear her name and help find her best friend's missing pen? Maybe...with some magic

Heidi Heckelbeck's best friend, Lucy, has a brand-new pen. It's glittery, looks like a lollipop, smells like strawberries, and even lights up. It's the coolest pen ever Heidi wishes she had one just like it. And when it goes missing, Lucy accuses her best friend of taking it Heidi Heckelbeck might be a witch, but she is NOT a thief Heidi searches all over for Lucy's pen, but it's nowhere to be found. So what's a witch to do...except turn to...

Heidi Heckelbeck is a little witch with a big problem: she might...just maybe...be a little afraid of the dark

Heidi Heckelbeck is going to her first sleepover She's packed her special polka dot pajamas and can't wait to curl up in her brand-new sleeping bag. Until she realizes that she'll never fall asleep without the lights on Because Heidi has another teeny-tiny secret: she's afraid of the dark What will all the other girls say? Melanie will tease her for sure. Can she use her book of spells to conjure up some light?

With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every...

"The ants go marching one by one,
Hurrah Hurrah "
Preschoolers will delight in this fun, repetitious rhyme with adorable ant characters. Watch as they march one by one, two by two, and all the way up to five by five toward a surprise ending Priscilla Burris's distinctive ants put a new spin on a favorite preschool song.
Count-and-Sing books introduce preschoolers to math concepts in an interactive and engaging way. This book teaches:
-Counting from 1 to 5
-Counting in groups
Safe for all ages.

In the nineteenth Heidi Heckelbeck adventure, Heidi looks for the perfect sport to play.

It's time to sign up for sports at school and Heidi is excited (and a little nervous) to find the perfect fit. Lucy is great at soccer. Bruce is great at baseball. Heidi, well, the only thing she's great at is being awful at every sport she plays Can Heidi shake off her slump with a little magic or will Melanie's teasing make her throw in the towel for good?

With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, the Heidi Heckelbeck chapter books are perfect for beginning readers.

Introducing Heidi Heckelbeck--a brand-new young chapter-book series with witchy whimsy

Now readers between the ages of five and seven can read chapter books tailor-made for a younger level of reading comprehension. Heavily illustrated with large type, Little Simon's young chapter books let young readers feel like they are reading a "grown-up" format with subject, text, and illustrations geared specifically for their own age groups

Heidi Heckelbeck seems like any other eight-year-old, but she has a secret: She's a witch in disguise. Careful to keep her powers hidden (but...

Heidi Heckelbeck sees things differently in this whimsically witchy chapter book.

When her friend Lucy Lancaster gets glasses, Heidi notices all the attention Lucy gets and decides that she, too, needs a new look. In order to get glasses, Heidi pretends that she has trouble seeing. All goes as planned and Heidi gets a cool pair of glasses--but when she puts them on there's just one problem: She can't see a thing Heidi walks around with fuzzy vision and makes many messes until she realizes that she doesn't need a pair of glasses to make her special.
With easy-to-read language and...