Kayla and Quinn are having a really bad weekend. For 14-year old enemies whose normal life means that they are forced to live together because her brother married his sister, it takes something extraordinary for things to be really bad. Like their house exploding. Or people trying to kill them. When a mysterious DVD turns up with the message "We are not who you think we are," they begin a crazy adventure to figure out what that means and they find that nothing is the way it seems.

A kindergartener and her pooch go to Grandmother's house for a visit. When Mommy says she can't drive them, will they have to go all alone? Dixie and Taco's stories are written for kids just learning to read. High frequency words are written in blue to make it easy for beginners to pick them out and practice reading them.

Quinn Wexford and Kayla Livingston have pinned their hope for answers to Quinn's Great Aunt Tally, but those hopes are crushed when they find a terrified shell of the feisty old woman they expected. While continuing to search for their missing siblings and trying to protect Great Aunt Tally, they work to discover who they are, but instead learn disturbing answers to questions they didn't know to ask. Hidden messages and out-of-this-world helpers lead them to a pirate treasure that's been hidden for three hundred years. But the cost is high and this time, they're afraid they won't get out...

A kindergartener and her pooch go to the zoo. When they learn that many of the animals at the zoo are endangered, Dixie and Taco find out what they can do to help.

A kindergartener and her pooch go to the zoo. When they find out that many of the animals they see are endangered, they learn how they can help the environment. Dixie and Taco's stories are written for parents and kindergarteners to read together. High frequency words are written in blue to make it easy for beginners to pick them out and practice reading them.

Have you dreamed of being a published author? The Indie Publishing phenomenon means you absolutely can make your dream a reality Indie Publishing is short for Independent Publishing. Like Indie Film is outside of the major movie studios, Indie Publishing is publishing outside of the traditional publishing houses. It's easy and incredibly affordable. Print books often cost less than $5.00 per copy and at least one vendor has no minimum number of copies required at purchase. You can just buy one if you want to And publishing digital books is free. FREE DIY Publishing Cheap & Easy, walks you...

TV Trouble is an entertainment menace. Four kids pledge to Tame the Tube and watch no TV for a week, but TV Trouble fights them all the way. This book was written and illustrated (in collaboration with children's author, J Monkeys) by a group of primary school children who won their school district's "Tame The Tube Week" pledge .

A kindergartner and her pooch go to the beach. They have a grand time on one of nature's best playgrounds, with no electronic devices required. Dixie and Taco's stories are written for parents and kindergartners to read together. High frequency words are written in blue to make it easy for beginners to pick them out and practice reading them.

Tell Me a Story is a different kind of book. There are no words, but there is definitely a story. Walk through the pictures with your child, choose names the characters, and create your own story using the illustrations as prompts. By talking about who these animals are, what they are doing, and why they are doing it, you are teaching your children about the essential elements of a story: character, plot, conflict, setting, motivation. How many different stories can your family create?

At its most fundamental, reading is the ability to decode meaning from symbols. Whether it's deciphering ancient hieroglyphics or understanding modern text, the brain needs to be trained to see recognizable forms. Street Sign Scavenger Hunt is an early literacy tool for toddlers and preschoolers to practice 'reading' using signs they see every day. Choose one of the quests on page 1 and flip through the book looking for numbers 0-9 or the letters in her name. Another day, choose a different quest. How many different animal signs are in the book? Before you know it, he'll be ready for...