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Day's End Lullaby is a sweet and melodic bedtime picture book intended to help lull little ones to sleep. As an added feature, the accompanying sheet music is included.
span style="font-size: larger;">Combine a lilting melody with the sweetness of a bedtime story and you have the perfect recipe for a child's peaceful sleep. /span>
span style="font-size: larger;">Co-authors Karen Cioffi and Robyn Feltman have created i>Day's End Lullaby,/i> a picture book and song (sheet music included) for every parent to read or sing to children at bedtime...not the calmest time of the day. /span>
span style="font-size: larger;">"Your day's been long and full of fun. But, now you're much too tired to run. The sun has set, it's out of view. | |  | | How to Write a Children's Fiction Book
How to Write a Children's Fiction Book covers it all, including examples and assignments. It's well over 200 pages of no-fluff content.
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mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman" | |  | | The Case of the Plastic Rings
Plastic rings are tangled around a puppy. Planetman and his friends have to zoom into action, but can they save him in time?
Thomas and his buddies, Luke and Nick, are on a mission. There's a dog in trouble and it's up to these superheroes to save him.
p class="MsoNormal">Turning into the Planetman, Recycle-man, and Clean-up man, they're off in search of the pup.
p class="MsoNormal">Finding him tangled in a web of plastic rings, will the superhero trio be able to save the pup in time?
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The Adventures of Planetman has superheroes on a mission to stop fish from going belly up on the shore because of sludge in the ocean.
Thomas and his buddies are on a mission. Something smells awful at the beach. When Fish are found floating belly-up in the water, the superheroes fly, zoom, and swim into action.
Will they find out what’s causing the problem in time to save other fish?
Along with a superhero adventure, this book helps enlighten children as to how they can be environmental superheros and help protect the planet.
| |  | | The Case of the Stranded Bear
When Planetman and his buddies see a polar bear cub drifting on a chunk of ice heading into danger, they jump into action. Can they save the cub in time?
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Walking Through Walls is a chapter book fantasy adventure based on an ancient Chinese tale and set in 16th century China.
Wang, twelve-years-old and lazy, dreams of becoming rich and powerful. He refuses to work in the wheat fields all his life, like his father. After dreaming of soaring through the sky on a mighty dragon, his solution is to become one of the legendary mystical Eternals of the Lao Mountain, a group known and feared for its magical feats. br />
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After learning where the Eternal Temple is, Wang journeys through a dense fog and rugged forest trail to get there and begins an apprenticeship. It turns out, though, that Wang is not exactly cut out for the whole ‘patience and hard work& |
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