Madame Woo Too is a black and white version of the novelette, Madame Woo. It's a story about two San Franciscans, Valentine Day, a successful and popular romance fictionnovelist whose family life is a disaster and whoseown love life provides her with nothing to write about. And the other, Hartley Warburton-Darling, CEO of Madame Woo, a gourmet frozen food manufacturer, who freezes love out of his busy life. When they meet the heat is on, but you'll wonder if Val even knows how to recognize love when it comes at her full steam ahead and if Hart can find a way to show her."

One of Baby Elephant's most favorite things in the whole, wide, world is the color red...and that includes red balloons Find out what happens when Mama buys Baby a red balloon from Babby, the Balloon Baboon at the market and Baby forgets where he put his big, new red balloon. Will he remember...or not ?

Una de las cosas mas preferidas del elefante del bebe en el entero, ancho, mundo es el rojo del color... y esa incluye los globos rojos Descubra que sucede cuando Mama compra al bebe un globo rojo de Babby, el babuino del globo en el mercado y el bebe olvida adonde el puso su globo rojo grande, nuevo. El recordara... o no?"

Two extraordinary teenagers meet in New York's central park and spend the day together. No girls could have been more different. Hayley Hamilton, a beautiful child prodigy of wealthy and aristocratic British parents and Christine Horowitz, a free-spirited adopted daughter of Hollywood moguls and already an award-winning writer. Their differences bond the two girls and although they don't see each other for many years, they have entered each other's hearts in friendship. Returning from Hayley's Wellesley graduation on their way to vacation in Southampton, sabotage brings down the family's...

Seven year-old Lulu tells you a story about the boo-tastic ghost that appeared in the classroom closet when Mrs. Huff asked the class to tell scary stories on Halloween dress up day The authors, Taylor and Lauren, are granddaughter and grandmother. They wrote this story together when Taylor was 7 years-old. Taylor is 15 years-old now, and they thought it was time to share their story with other children ages 6-10 years-old.

Tallulah wanted to tell you about the day she saw the Ghost in the Classroom Closet. And -- because she love-idy, love, loves to doodle and draw -- we have made this little color and doodle book for children ages 6 to 10 years-old to enjoy with her other books. We are Taylor and Lauren, and we wrote Lulu's story. We both love to draw, paint, color and doodle. So, while you read the story, you can draw, paint, change the colors of everyone's clothes, make Lulu's tiny dog Spunky another color, and even make new doodles on the pages of this little book. Have fun and we hope you enjoy Lulu's...