"Do Pirates Go To School?" is a fun story about a young boy who finds a pair of boots that turn out to be a little out of the ordinary. Come join Pete as he learns if Pirates really do go to school.

"Perry the Parrot Finds a Purpose" is an imaginative story about discovery. Perry, a young parrot, grows up on a farm and one day becomes aware that all of his barnyard friends have jobs to do. As the rest of the animals set off to do their daily chores, Perry looks closely at the roles his friends play on the farm and contemplates where he fits in. Young readers will have fun with the rhyming text as Perry tries to figure out what his purpose really is.

Counting with Daniel Dinosaur is more than just a counting book, it is a counting story with clear lessons learned about sharing and over indulging. The book also includes question, answers and search the book pages for the kids, as well as some fun Dinosaurs facts.

As a child I always wondered how the clouds could look like animals, planes and so many other fun things. I knew that other people saw them as well, so it wasn't my imagination. In my mind I always dreamed there had to be someone out there sculpting these beautiful billowy shapes. So, who was it and how did they do it? He'd reach his hands in the air and twirl the clouds around. He'd turn them into funny things, he'd turn them into clowns. He'd turn them into puppy dogs that chase around their tails. He'd turn them into kitty cats playing with a pail. Who could it be? The boy on the hill,...

"Pirates: Legend of the Snarlyfeet" is a follow up to Daryl K. Cobb's "Do Pirates Go To School?" This is a fun adventure that follows Pirate Pete and his friends to the mysterious land of Hoganthall in a search for buried treasure. Readers will be introduced to the most feared animal on the island, the dreaded Snarlyfeet, and . . . they will just love them The pirates in this tale learn a very important life lesson about judging others, one that your children will certainly take with them as well.

Kirkus Reviews calls Mr. Moon " a] pleasing children's narrative with a relevant message. ... Cobb's text ... has a simple charm likely to please young readers and]... Jaeger's illustrations give the night a soft, beautiful glow, complementing Cobb's text ... . Her personifications of Mr. Moon and Mr. Sun are utterly delightful. Cobb will likely delight and instruct children with this charming tale." --Kirkus Reviews When the moon over stays his welcome he gets a little heat from his friend the sun. We all must learn at some point to appreciate the things that make us individuals and what...

Kirkus Reviews calls Pirates: The Ring of Hope ... A] spirited swashbuckling tale of mystery and magic." "Cobb's 14th book comes complete with pirates, mysterious messages and a magic ring. . . . The characters are rich and beautifully rendered, and the story is sprinkled with humor. . . . Much of the dialogue - especially between Peter and Monk and Antonio and Marcus - is delightfully silly. . . . A] spirited swashbuckling tale of mystery and magic." Go to kirkusreviews.com for the complete review Kirkus is a leader in professional book reviews Pirates: The Ring of Hope is a story that will...