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Do You Know Some 8-10 Year Olds Who Love To Laugh? Then it's time for them to read the hilarious new series, the Not Quite Cool Kids! In this second book, Sledding At Sunset , twelve-year old Sean Kelly does something crazy again! This time he challenges the most annoyingly perfect girl in the world to a sledding battle! Will it lead to another in a long line of crushing, humiliating defeats, for Sean and his not quite cool friends Or, just this once, will Sean and his friends do the impossible? Will they finally win something? Not Quite Cool Kids Series - Dart Guns At Dawn- Sledding At Sunset- Mayhem At Midnight (Coming in 2021!)

Exploring the true essence of strength, this book challenges conventional notions by highlighting the wisdom parents possess. It delves into the deeper qualities that contribute to resilience and character, emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence, compassion, and support. Through insightful reflections, it aims to redefine strength beyond physical prowess, showcasing the values that truly empower individuals in their lives.

Gertie, Charlotte, Felix a Stanley milují záhady. A taky matiku, kterou k odhalování nepravostí s nadšením používají. Když se po městě začne povídat, že bylo vykradeno klenotnictví a policie už má dokonce pachatele, něco se jim na tom nezdá… Připoj se k nim a pusť se do pátrání. Zjistíš, že matika není nuda a že kriminální případy mají ke slovním úlohám blíž, než si myslíš!

Can you help children be kind? Of course you can! Kindness can be taught and it can be modeled. And stories are an incredibly effective way to teach and model kindness for kids AND adults! When Mr. Push Came to Shove, the first book in the Kindness Project series, is an adorable tale about what happens when a lonely old man meets a big crazy family. And it's a story that models kindness for kids! And after the story, there is a short section that helps adults lead children in a discussion about kindness! Enjoy the story then lead the discussion. Teach and model kindness. Try this first book in the Kindness Project today!

The book is part of the Persistence Project series, focusing on innovative themes and creative explorations. It delves into unique narratives and artistic expressions, aiming to inspire readers through thought-provoking content. The project emphasizes the importance of persistence in various forms, showcasing diverse perspectives and voices. Through its engaging format, it invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and the world around them.

Cady faces everyday challenges like tying her shoes, riding a bicycle, and playing the piano, often feeling frustrated. Despite these struggles, her determination and persistence shine through as she continually overcomes obstacles, showcasing her resilience and growth.

Mystery, Adventure, Humor... and Science! There's a new kid in the small neighborhood of Brundon Park, Chicago. Her name is Angela Moretti, she's thirteen, and she's obsessed with mysteries. So when a crime is committed on her first day at her new school, Angela decides to enlist the help of her new friends to help crack the case. There's just one catch.They'll need to use science to solve the mystery! Will these science-loving seventh graders catch the criminal before it's too late? Join the Science Inspectors on their first exciting adventure. Because for Angela Moretti, Howie Doohan, Norah Sloan, and Jamie McDermott... there's a scientific method to their madness! Perfect for science lovers, science haters, and all kids ages 9-12.

When the Claymore Diamond is stolen from Ravensburg's finest jewelry store, Stanley Carusoe gets the bright idea that he and his friends should start a detective agency. Armed with curiosity and their love for math, Stanley, Charlotte, Gertie and Felix race around town in an attempt to solve the mystery. Along the way, they butt heads with an ambitious police chief, uncover dark secrets, and drink lots of milkshakes at Mabel's Diner. But when their backs are against the wall, Stanley and his friends rely on the one thing they know best: numbers. Because numbers, they never lie. Join Stanley and his friends in this smart and funny first mystery in The Math Inspector series, perfect for kids ages 9-12