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Miss Maya is a sweet, loving English bulldog. She looks exactly like a beautiful tiger. Well, that's what she thinks. Silly Maya.Join in the fun with one particularly playful pup in Randy Rothfus's whimsical new children's book, Silly Maya.As she prances around the house, Maya sometimes muses that she even resembles a tiger... although no one else can quite see the resemblance.Children are sure to laugh out loud as Maya manages to transform boring, mundane activities into delightful adventures From eating breakfast to spending time with her best friend, the grumpy Sir Elvis, Maya's positive attitude remains all day long. And with all the brisk walks and rowdy games of fetch, it's easy to see why Maya's fun loving antics don't stop until she curls up at the foot of her owner's bed and falls asleep, dreaming of all the fun things she'll get to do tomorrow.With its colorful illustrations and easy to follow storyline, Silly Maya is sure to become an instant classic for kids and adults alike.

Naughty Maya, the charming follow-up to Randy Rothfus's first picture book, Silly Maya, follows Miss Maya, the English bulldog puppy, as she entertains herself one boring afternoon.Maya's family is gone, and Sir Elvis, an older and wiser dog, isn't interested in any of Miss Maya's activities. So, Maya gets into plenty of mischief all by herself. She tears up the couch, digs up a plant, and chews on the children's trampoline until the neighbors catch her.When Maya's family gets home, they aren't pleased at all, and Maya has to pay for what she's done by going to time-out. Thankfully, Maya is a smart puppy that learns the importance of learning from your mistakes and obeying the rules.Based on the real-life antics of Rothfus's own English bulldog, Naughty Maya will delight young children with its action-packed plot and delightful illustrations-and impress adults with its positive messages about learning from mistakes and the importance of both obedience and forgiveness.

One day, a very lonely prince gets the surprise of his life when a "whaley" turns up for a visit This is most certainly not the kind of guest the prince is used to having. How can a whale fit in a castle? Will he knock everything over? What will he want to eat? The prince definitely doesn't have any plankton in the kitchen. A meeting between these two seems like it would be impossible...In this enchanting new children's storybook from author Randy Rothfus, the prince and the whale will teach children that nothing is impossible with the power of friendship. People may come in all different shapes and sizes, but if two people truly want to be friends with each other, those differences never matter.Intended for children between four and eight years old, There's a Whaley at My Window is a wonderful way for parents to teach their children about accepting others' differences. If a prince can be friends with the largest animal in the world, the playground may not look so scary for shy kids looking to make their own new friends.