The race is on! It's the annual swim competition and it looks like the boy's team is going to lose to the girl's team again! The boys think some girls stole their mascot, Lucky. Without their mascot, the boys are convinced they will never win. Now, it's up to Sam and his friends to solve the mystery. If they can find Lucky, maybe they can also solve the old mystery of Pirate's Point! The Mystery of Pirate's Point is the first "Level 3 Book" in the We Both Read format. It is also our first "Chapter Book." Featuring a smaller difference between the two readers, it is particularly perfect for...

These riddle rhymes offer a lot of fun as they help prepare students for reading by promoting awareness of rhyming sounds and words that rhyme. They also help develop critical-thinking skills, as students think about responses to each riddle. This book is ideal to use with children who are already beginning to read, as well as children who are still pre-readers.

In this very funny story, Mike has invented a machine that will let him instantly change places with someone else. Unfortunately, he hasn't worked out all the bugs yet, and when the machine doesn't work quite right, Mike and his sister find themselves transformed into a dog and a cat His sister loves being a cat, but Mike just hopes he can get everything back to normal before his parents see what has happened.