Anansi Goes to Lunch is another story from the series of West African folktales about Anansi, the trickster spider. In this story Anansi is invited to three different parties but realizes that it is not possible to attend all three of the lunches at the same time. He decides to tie a rope around his waist and then gives each of his hosts an end of the rope to tug. He then asks them to tug the rope when the food is ready so that he can make it to each party when lunch is served. But Anansi receives a surprise when all three lunches are ready at once and each of his friends tugs the rope at the...

The Producer is at it again He has infiltrated TV Land to claim the lost treasure of Blackberry Island as his own. He has stolen the treasure map and has taken two kids hostage. Zack and Lana use their magic remote control to zoom into TV Land and set things right. They aim to find The Script to rewrite the ending so the two kids, Carl and Amanda, get the treasure...NOT the evil Producer. But when Lana is trapped in a rope net there is no escaping The Producer's clutches. Zack must seek out the help of a colorful character named Finneas McFadden and his feathered assistant Phyllis if he...

Are you ready to help a young child foster a lifetime love of math? Just introduce him or her to The Magic of Shapes Math teacher Gail Larson has created the perfect introduction to math for children ages two- to six-years old. The Magic of Shapes is a lively zoo adventure that shows them how fun figures and shapes can be. This inventive, delightful children's book is conceived to develop Pre-K math skills by exploring real-world shapes and counting. And, it's also designed to further reading skills by nurturing a young person's natural curiosity. A whimsical teaching tool featuring a...