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Fables are a fun way to learn. Grandma Goose Fables is a fantastic, memorable, money-saving resource, equivalent to forty-five books (stories) in one. However, unlike nursery rhymes from the past, this masterful twist on the classics features much-needed messages for today's child. Page by page, children are charmed by the old-timey watercolor illustrations as they discover Grandma's valuable lessons that save lives while improving the quality and joyfulness of each day.

Sleep is an important part of children's lives, but sometimes it's not so easy to get there. Grandma Goose Sleepytime Stories is a picture-poem book specifically designed to guide children into a smooth, easy, contented sleep. Tools employed include verbal cues, repetition, and a songlike quality to the rhymes. Fantastically paired with charming watercolor illustrations, these stories are sure to make bedtime joyful and fun.

Kids love scary stories. Scary stories are fun. A toe-curling, age-appropriate spooky story will show children that it is okay to sometimes be afraid as they face their fears and become braver. Grandma Goose Spookytime Stories are unique, entertaining, and occasionally sprout a few goosebumps. That's okay because these Grandma-approved stories are perfect for anyone who loves Halloween

Christmas is the magical time of the year when hearts ignite with merriment and joy. It's a great time for families to snuggle together and share a good, old-fashioned picture book. The rhymes in Grandma Goose Season's Greetings are a fun, imaginative take on this wonderful season. Paired with colorful illustrations, these are the stories children will cherish for years.

William Walsh is a popular and revered street cop assigned to patrol an unremarkable beat in Bakersfield, California. William (or Billy as his family and friends know him) is what could be described "as straight as they come" with no preconceived notions of categorizing people or racial stereotypes, at least none that he was aware. Then one average ordinary Tuesday he and his partner pull over a light blue sedan that distinctly fits the description of a vehicle previously used in a crime. During the stop, William - new, nervous, eager to be a good officer - inadvertently pulls the trigger and shoots the driver. Actually, he shoots the driver four times. This is the story of the aftermath of a White on Black police shooting. It's a hard look into the lives two men who couldn't be any more different, the grappling circumstances after the shooting, and the gift they share that transforms lives.