Kirjahaku

Isa, the Sock got separated from her twin sister, Adriana on the journey from the washing machine to the dryer. Was Valakno, a Belarusian gnome sock kidnapper involved? Maybe ... perhaps, who truly knows. Take a moment of your time, and join us in reading The Adventures of Isa, the Sock and Harvey, the Clock in Search of the Twin

Get your yo-yo out and prepare yourself to be mesmerized as you swing your yo-yo out... then in... out... then in, while reading about Alfred traveling to Sedona, Arizona, and meeting Coyote Jack, the Renaissance Man of the American West and the Protector of Storytellers. Coyote Jack was born on December 31 near Window Rock, Arizona. Window Rock is the location where the Navajo Tribal Council meets. Coyote Jack's birth name is Clarence Jackson Brown. He is known as the Protector of Storytellers. It is the storytellers that will carry tales of wisdom, mental steel, and good versus evil from generation to generation to generation. Clarence Jackson Brown is a man of integrity, discipline, confidence, and kindness. He is also a man of many talents in diverse areas of life. Clarence Jackson Brown is a man who focused his way of living in a simple manner: To strive for wisdom...To strive for strength...To strive for peace. Clarence Jackson Brown is COYOTE JACK

This is a story about pirates, romance, and deadly royal political intrigue.

Her actual name is Katherine Du Bois Sanchez, but most folks know her as Lampshade Katie. She was born on a houseboat which was moored to a dock on Bayou Teche near Le Pont-Breaux, Saint Martin Parish, Louisiana. Ms. Katie is a founding member of the Lampshade Katie Society of Arts and Humanities. Today, we find Lampshade Katie visiting a school library. Children are playing hide-and-seek in the school library during a book sale. Please join Lampshade Katie and three imaginative kids as the four of them visit the Norman Rockwell Museum via the school library.

This is an adventure activity coloring book from the story, Elspeth and Tago, A true tall tale of friendship, acceptance, and saving a village. It is recommended to be used in conjunction with the original book as a creative learning tool. There are 14 engaging illustrations with brilliant splashes of color to take young readers on a journey of finding new friends, teamwork and making a difference.The book cover is beautifully designed with vibrant sceneries and adventure fun-filled characters for readers to use as a coloring guide. Enjoy this fun-packed and surprising discovery trip throughout the United Kingdom countryside. Suggestion: For best results, use colored pencils or washable markers for this creative project, suitable for children ages 8 and up.