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Every superhero has an origin story ... this is PJ's.

She's not fast. She isn't strong. She definitely can't fly. She has no powers whatsoever. So why does the Director think five-year-old PJ is the perfect weapon for his Pervasive Justice program?

Oy, Dilea, and Rainbow Sherbit want to rescue PJ from the Director and his training school. Their biggest problem (besides the high-tech security, doors that won't open, and unbreakable windows): they're stuffed animals. Not your typical trio of saviors, but they're PJ's only hope. If they don't get her out of there before "The...

The town of Newtonburg has been invaded by all sorts of creepy-crawlies from mosquitoes to bees to ants and more What's worse is that they are all mysteriously swarming toward Dr. Bunsen's house at the same time that Laura mistakenly gets shrunken down to the size of an insect. Can the DATA Set find their missing friend in time, or will Laura be forever lost in Dr. Bunsen's backyard...which is full of grasshoppers, spiders, and things that go buzz in the night

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It's time to sign up for sports at school and Heidi is excited (and a little nervous) to find the perfect fit. Lucy is great at soccer. Bruce is great at baseball. Heidi, well, the only thing she's great at is being awful at every sport she plays Can Heidi shake off her slump with a little magic or will Melanie's teasing make her throw in the towel for good?

With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, the Heidi Heckelbeck chapter books are perfect for beginning readers.

Sophie Mouse has been preparing for the first-ever Silverlake Forest Spring Fling for weeks. She has come up with activities, like a Lily Pad Dance, she's thought of games to play, and she's created all sorts of fun hats, masks, and other costumes for her friends to wear. But the day of the Spring Fling is approaching, and Sophie's twitching whiskers are telling her that the rain is too Sure enough, it rains and it...

Sophie Mouse has been preparing for the first-ever Silverlake Forest Spring Fling for weeks. She has come up with activities, like a Lily Pad Dance, she's thought of games to play, and she's created all sorts of fun hats, masks, and other costumes for her friends to wear. But the day of the Spring Fling is approaching, and Sophie's twitching whiskers are telling her that the rain is too Sure enough, it rains and it...

Remember me? Daisy Dreamer? Of course you do, silly And you remember my totally true imaginary friend, Posey, too. Obviously But did you know that Posey comes from a totally true imaginary world You won't believe the things that live there, like sparkle fairies, pretty pixies, ghosts, and cloud critters, just to name a few. And guess what They all have a story to tell. And guess who's going to tell it. Yep, that's right....

Back in the Director's clutches

The Director will do anything to ensure his Pervasive Justice program succeeds. He captured Oy, Dilea, Rainbow Sherbit, and PJ in "THE DIRECTOR'S REVENGE." Now he holds them hostage to force teenage PJ to serve the program. He has given her an ultimatum: join the program or they ...

Will teenage PJ surrender, or will she rescue everyone and stop the Director's quest for his Pervasive Justice program?

"THE RESCUE" is the third adventure in THE CHRONICLES OF PJ middle grade fiction series.

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It's the sixth adventure from the crack of the crop, the wild at fart, the first in gas, the fart-astic four . . . the fearless FART SQUAD

Here ye, here ye, good sirs and ladies The magnificent Fart Squad has arrived to pull ye olde Golden Scratcher from a stone as tough as buns of steel.

The Fart Squad must travel back in time to rescue the Golden Scratcher before Harry Buttz can get his hands on it--and leave the world in an itchy mess. Can the heroes of Buttzville cut the cheese on his stinky plan and save history?

This laugh-out-loud chapter book series...

Who ever had Thanksgiving in the month of September? The answer is the American pilgrims. It is said they got the idea for the harvest celebration from the Bible story that described an ancient Jewish harvest festival called Sukkot.

This story is woven against the setting of Sukkot. Complications arise when Allan (age ten) and his sister, Molly (almost thirteen), resist celebrating this tradition because their grandparents have moved to a retirement village in Arizona. The family decides to bring the holiday all the way across California. That means they have to load unusual things...