A full-color Alphabet Book for any toddler, preschooler, pre-reader, or just plain enjoyable for the English as a second language learner. Erin Feist, age 9, completely stuns her illustrative audience with this pleasing-to-the eye and FUN artwork all the way from A to Z. Erin's book is outstanding for school libraries worldwide, preschool bookshelves, and Kindergarten classrooms.

Colorful early reader's weather book, great for that budding learner in K-1st level. Two reproducible activity sheets for parents and teachers as addendums. Rhythmic, rhyming, and teaches simple weather and season words. Beautiful color illustrations, and letter sizing for earliest readers. Great repetition of high frequency words. A must for every early literacy experience High frequency and new vocabulary list of 24 introduced words on last page of the book for good measure.

Abandoned Homestead Americana is a collection of 26 poems, anecdotes, experiences, correspondences, articles, and reflections from the time frames between our nation's colonial foundations to the present. Keying on the end of the 20th century in several of the work's sections, D. Feist pauses for reflection on the major differences adults are experiencing just since the 1960s and 1970s. With reflections to jar and wake up our fondest memories, Feist crafts stories from all corners of the U.S. with appreciation for the land, the sea, wild animals, diverse ways of life, and things physically...

D. Feist wows with his, as he describes, Life's Work with the February 2013 release Abandoned Homestead Americana. Escape for a walk in the woods where feet have never, or not recently, trod. Traverse America to all its niches in: Oregon, Washington, Texas, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine and more. Enjoy tall ships, a 19th century Melvillian sea voyage, gold rushes, a farmer's claim in the Maine wilderness, the Pacific Northwest in August, and the desert Southwest in February. Head for the hills in Georgia to camp...

In late October 2016 things changed drastically worldwide for lovers of Wrigley Field and the Chicago Cubs. But over in young folks' Fall Baseball, Craig Stoneman is facing a treacherous adversary, not from Cleveland, but from first grade in a South Chicago public school. Craig, a promising shortstop at age 7, cannot take one more game against his nemesis Keith. Or can he? By the end of the games, who is heartily cheering, "Go Cubs " ? This joint storybook/workbook is a MUST for first grade baseball prospects everywhere, especially Chicago... As for teachers, the built-in workbook section is...