Blast and balderdash It's time to travel to the Jones's attic with wee Charlie Snarly-a grumpy hair tangle-in his quest for lasting friendships and a more peaceful home. Brushed out of his home in Jessica Jones's hair, where for months he has practiced the knotty art of macrame, he meets some unusual characters and has some hair-raising adventures in the Jones's bathroom vanity drawer. Escaping the drawer, and joined by a dustball named Pflug (silent "P"), and C.C., a businesslike house spider, Charlie Snarly and his two new friends head for the Jones's attic where Charlie hopes to find a...

Hurricane Sandy Children's Book Rules are meant to be followed but when a hurricane comes to the Jersey Shore does Mother Nature know that there should be "no sand in the house?" This heart-warming children's tale follows a sister and brother as they try to follow their Grandpa's number one rule: No sand in the house The children try creative ways to keep the sand out and don't want to know what will happen if sand is brought in It is, essentially, a story of hope. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to charitable organizations that are working to rebuild...

Humorously illustrated by Hannah Tuohy, "Ted & Pad at the Lake," the second in the Teddy Tales "I Can Read" trio, stars house cats, Teddy and Paddy. The picture book will delight young children who will quickly master reading its simple story and learn to recognize basic numbers. This second book contains sentences composed primarily of simple four-letter words: "Ted & Pad ride a bike."

Aaron the Aardvark, an active boy, turns into a cement
statue. When he turns back, he looks and feels awful -- and
learns how to laugh at himself.
A read-aloud book with poetry, word-plays, and treats both
for the child and the adult reader.

This illustrated book is designed for children ages three to seven.

Children who have food allergies will relate to Teddy, a gray cat with an allergy to turkey. Nonetheless, Teddy begs for turkey every Thanksgiving. Teddy learns to enjoy the foods he can eat and to use his imagination to combat his craving for forbidden turkey

Humorously illustrated by Hannah Tuohy, "Ted & Pad on Vacay," the last in the Teddy Tales "I Can Read" trio, stars house cats, Teddy and Paddy. The picture book will delight young children who will quickly master reading its simple story and learn to recognize basic numbers. This last book in the series introduces numbers 1-7 and contains easy five-letter words: "Paddy flies a plane."

Aaron the Aardvark meets a green worm-monster named Grizible. They become friends.

When Aaron sees some thieves hiding loot in the sewers, he follows them -- and the thieves chase Aaron.

Grizible and his family trick the thieves, make them leave the sewer, and save Aaron.

This is a read-aloud book with poetry, word-play, and treats for the child and adult reader. Definitions expand the child's vocabulary.

Hannah Tuohy continues as the illustrator of this, the third in the Aaron the Aardvark series.