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A zombie-tastic take on a favorite fairy tale! Forget Goldilocks and the three bears--MOLDILOCKS and the THREE SCARES are here, in a delightful new version of the popular story. Papa Scare (a monster), Mama Scare (a mummy), and Baby Scare (a vampire) live in a haunted house where they eat finger sandwiches and alpha-bat soup. One night, they go out to walk their dog (a bloodhound, of course) to let their soup cool down. While they're away, in walks the zombie Moldilocks, looking for food, a chair, and a bed that's just right. Kids will love this hauntingly funny story with its surprise ending!

"To whom do you turn when you were planning to buy or adopt a new dog to join your family? Do you go to a friend? A vet? What experience do they have? What about looking for a groomer or a trainer? Where do you turn? How do you know the advice you're getting is based on expertise. In Lynne Marie's books, you will find advice on a wide variety of topics that come from 38 years of experience in all aspects of dealing with dogs. From being a vet tech to a groomer to a trainer to a foster mom, Lynne Marie will bring you honest, straightforward, and useful advice. Read these before you make a decision and continue to refer back to them as you help your family develop patterns of behavior for you and your pets. You will be glad you did "Susan BariAuthor, Speaker, Dog Mom"In her latest book, Human-Dog Connection, Fantastic Creatures- When handled with love, Lynne Marie examines the span of the human-dog relationship - from choosing a dog for your home to the final farewell. Lynne candidly discusses the joys and challenges that are all part of this journey and how humans can best prepare themselves to be the responsible, loving caregiver their dog deserves. Lynne's frank and experienced voice make this a must-read for new and seasoned dog owners alike."CindyProof Positive Papershttp: //www.proofpositivepapers.com/

To be able to teach a dog anything you first have to understand your role. You do not have to go to special classes or courses to be able to teach a dog. You just have to understand you have been teaching them from the day you brought them home. The key to understanding why a dog behaves a specific way is to look at the whole picture. How the humans are acting and reacting to any specific behavior will either reinforce it or change it.At times it is so simple you will say "That makes sense."

Perfect for fans of Kevin Henkes’ Mouse Adventures and Leo Lionni’s Frederick, or young readers taking their first steps towards independence!Henri is a palace rat living as the pampered pet of King Louis the XVI! He’s waited on paw and foot . . . but not everybody is happy about it. When a dastardly plan by the royal staff casts Henri out to the streets, he must find his own way safely home. Country mice take Henri in and kindly show him their ways of living. To survive, Henri will eat field strawberries, fashion new clothes out of rags to match the latest Parisian styles, and sleep on grass nests, dreaming of his return to the palace. In no time, Henri will become a popular figure, spinning rich and colorful tales of palace life for growing audiences. Yet every great tale must have a happy ending . . . and when the time comes for Henri to determine how his own story will conclude, will he choose to stay with his new friends on the street or return to his regal life of comfort?

Multi-Award-Winner 2025 Children's Book Council Favorites Award- Kid's Favorite, Teacher's Favorite, and Librarian's Favorite.2025 Anna Dewdney Best Read Aloud- Honor Book2025 Northern Lights Book Award- Holiday Category"Marie and Reeves Sturgis succeed in showing the particular magic that is compromise."- Publisher's Weekly A sibling rivalry with a Halloween twist to be enjoyed all year long There's room for improvement when witchy sisters Mathilda and Malin share a broom, and a room One's bright and airy, the other dark and scary Each sister knows exactly how they should decorate. Unfortunately, their disagreement ends in disaster and a broken broom. Will they ever find a way to meet in the middle?Kids will enjoy the silly antics that unfold in this rhyming witchy sibling rivalry, by award-winning authors Lynne Marie and Brenda Reeves Sturgis.Fresh and modern cartoon-styled illustrations will appeal to young fans of Nickelodeon's The Loud House.