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Dirkle Smat and Explorer's Club discover the secret to where flying statues go when they come to life.
span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; ">The Explorer's Club is back! Join the gang in another exciting adventure, this time on the back of a flying Pegasus! This chapter book for early readers, ages 6 to 10, returns with Dirkle, his little brother Quid Smat, along with Toonie Oobles, Fiddy Bublob, and the inventor of the roto-scooter and the Lumleyline, the creative genius, Bean Lumley. Travel with them to the land of the Pegasi. Illustrated throughout with bonus pages at the end for readers to form their own Explor | |  | | Dirkle Smat and the Viking Shield
Dirkle Smat and the Explorers discover a clue to a long buried artifact, but discover they're going to have to go underwater to dig it up!
| |  | | Dirkle Smat Inside Mount Flatbottom
Dirkle Smat is not just a kid with a goofy name. He's an Explorer! This book is the first in the Dirkle Smat adventure book series in which The Explorers go deep inside a mountain and discover people living there. Who are these people?
Dirkle Smat adventure books are short chapter books filled with mystery and adventure. Kids don't need to read them in order - each book invites the reader into a fun mystery in which the characters and the readers need to find a solution.
| |  | | Dirkle Smat Meets a Time Traveler
Dirkle and the Explorer's Club meet a time traveler and are able to travel back in time to solve a 150 year-old mystery for their town.
| |  | | Our States Have Crazy Shapes
This book describes in layman's terms how our country ended up with such an odd mix of big, large and odd-shaped states.
If you've ever wondered why Michigan ended up with the Upper Peninsula instead of Wisconsin, or why Missouri has that odd bootheel, or why the states in the east tend to be small and squiggly while the states in the west are bigger and boxy, this book will give you the answers. These are the interesting stories about the people and the circumstances that formed our states, and you never learned this in your American History class.
And did you know that we used to have a state named Franklin?
| |  | | Starless Midnight
A young bi-racial woman returns to her hometown, but finds that there is an underlying terrorist faction, and she has now become their target.
p class="MsoNormal">span style="font-size:14.0pt;font-family:"Times New Roman",serif">As a teenager, Jadey Evans’ family fled their small town to escape the kind of haunting that only a dysfunctional family would recognize. Returning 14 years later, she anticipated some face-to-face combat with old ghosts, but had no idea of the real terror that awaited. Her bi-racial heritage had been a kind of novelty to her young friends more than a decade ago, but now she is alarmed to discover that former neighbors of color had been quietly disappearing. Would she be next? |
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