Do you have to be able to see something to believe that it is real? Is Santa real? That is a question that many people have asked. Peter wanted to know. When he asked the question he got much more of an answer than he ever expected. Come take a trip with Peter and his new friends, Comet the Reindeer and Frosty the Elf, as they travel to the North Pole to uncover the answer to these very questions. Maybe you, like Peter, will come away surprised with what you find. Do You Believe?

Loopiethotamus, the Chihuahua Who Thinks He is a Hippopotamus is about a chihuahua who really does believe he is a true hippopotamus. He was left in the meadow by Mama Chihuahua because she could not take care of him. Mama Hippopotamus found him there the next morning and took him home to live with her family. These are very enjoyable, engaging books for your little ones. Loopiethotamus is a character who truly believes in himself.

Loopiethotamus has now found himself living with his hippopotamus family. When he was taken home by Mama Hippopotamus in Book 1 he was a little baby. Now his sister and brother are telling him that he doesn't look like them. Loopiethotamus is dealing with the difficulties of not fitting in. However, through Mama Hippopotamus' unconditional love for Loopiethotamus, she comforts him by making him understand that he does look like all of them. She eases his insecurity. Loopiethotamus believes he is a true hippopotamus.

"A Loopiethotamus Christmas" tells the story of how happy and excited the main character Loopiethotamus is about his favorite holiday. The story line expresses the joys of Christmas, sharing and the appreciation of a loving family. The beautifully illustrated art work will get your children ready for the holiday season and create a desire to have the story read over and over again. Anyone who reads "A Loopiethotamus Christmas" will smile from ear to ear with pure delight

The Adventures of Rodger Dodger Dog follows Rodger as he meets a new friend up in a tree, saves a stranded fish at the beach and battles the dreaded flea. Written in rhyme with action packed illustrations it is sure to delight your child time and time again.

When Dalton Foster wakes up and finds the electric is off he doesn't know what to do. He plays with a yo-yo for a minute or two, then he ends up staring at his right shoe. I know a secret and you know it too There are so many things Dalton Foster could do. If he just read a book like me and like you. The book could take him to the North Pole, the rainforest and even into the depths of the sea. Come along and see what Dalton Foster could do if he just read a book like me and like you For the reluctant reader, I Know a Secret gives your child an idea of all the wonderful worlds he/she could...

For a child who is afraid of the dark, having bad dreams, or just remembering to do the right thing, this clever introduction to The Magnificent Sprinkles offers the perfect opportunity to comfortably discuss these universal worries. To help children grow up "Sprinkleliciously," Grandma Leah discovers and brings these Magnificent Sprinkles, NEA (Never Ever Alone), SAM (Strong And Mighty) and CAZI (Catch And Zap Immediately) to children everywhere. Through their dynamic spinning and playful songs, the Magnificent Sprinkles spread confidence and goodness to each "Sprinklelicious" child.

Rodger wakes up one morning not feeling well at all. His tongue feels very large his head feels very small. His tummy does a flip-flop his head it feels fuzzy, he knows he is in trouble when his hearing goes buzzy His friends take him to see Dr. Glee who is working at the zoo. What Rodger is suffering from and his cure are sure to amaze you and your little ones

A delightful childrens tale about a Hen who lays a paisley egg The other hens in the hen house have mixed reactions. Some are scared, some are mad, and some are outlandishly happy What happens when the egg hatches will delight your children. It is a tale of what is on the outside isn't always what is on the inside

Rodger finds Bunny passed out in the woods. He knows if Bunny can't run he won't be safe. Rodger takes Bunny home and nurses him back to health only to find out his friend Bunny is scared of Rodger What Rodger finds out is shocking Rodger Saves Bunny speaks to children about being aware of other children's feelings. It is the first step in the war against Bullying.