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|  | | Bubba and Squirt's Big Dig to China
Squirt doesn't believe Bubba can dig a hole to China. But when the hole swallows them, the kids find themselves in Xi'an, China, surrounded by Terracotta Warriors.
Squirt doesn't believe Bubba can dig a hole to China. But when the hole swallows them, the kids find themselves in Xi'an, China, surrounded by Terracotta Warriors.
It gets worse when the ghost of the first emperor of China appears. He tells them they can't go home until they find his missing pi. The kids don't know where to begin until they meet a girl and her grandmother who promise to help find the pendant.
Soon they realize they are being followed. And they are no closer to finding the missing pi. Will Bubba and Squirt ever make it back home?
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Bubba and Squirt are back for another rousing quest as they travel through the mysterious vortex to Paris, France.
Creepy Underground Catacombs!
Bubba and Squirt are back for another rousing quest as they travel through the mysterious vorex to Paris, France.
It's another wild adventure as they track down art thieves, encounter terrifying monsters, and discover the whereabouts of their missing father.
Will they make it out alive or join the rest of the skeletons in the City of Bones?
| |  | | Bubba and Squirt's Mayan Adventure
In this second book of the Bubba and Squirt's Adventures series, Bubba and Squirt travel through the mysterious portal and find themselves at the ruins of the ancient Mayan civilization of Altun Ha in Belize.
An ancient Mayan civilization!
That's what Bubba and Squirt find when they travel through the mysterious vortex for another wild adventure. There they meet archeologists who are unearthing priceless artifacts.
But someone is stealing them. And an encounter with the Tate Duende awakens magic within Bubba. Throw in the mysterious Alux and a new discovery and things get sticky.
Will Bubba and Squirt solve the mystery, or will they be stuck forever in the jungles of Belize?
| |  | | Bubba and Squirt's Shield of Athena
A Greek Goddess and a Mythical Monster!
When Bubba and Squirt travel through the mysterious vortex on a quest to save their father, they end up in Athens, Greece where they meet an old woman known as the Oracle of Delphi. Her intriguing riddles set them on a path that leads to the Netherworld, a place where danger lurks around every corner.
With the help of their new friends and some unlikely allies, they must defeat the monster that holds their father captive. Will they succeed or be trapped forever in the labyrinth of the Netherworld?
Book 4 of the Bubba and Squirt series. | |  | | Bubba and Squirt's The Legend of the Lost Pearls
Journey to the Past!
Bubba and Squirt embark on their most dangerous quest yet. Whisked away through the vortex to Japan, they must find two fabled pearls that hold the key to saving their father.
To top it off, they must go back and change the events of the past. As they race against time, the fate of their father, and their own lives, hang in the balance.
Will they outwit the cunning creatures that stand in their way or face their own demise trying to save their father?
| |  | | Don't Feed the Elephant
From animal crackers to zebra cakes, an adventurous little elephant is enthusiastic to gobble everything up, even when it lands him in hot water.
People say that you're not supposed to play with your food. But the adventurous little elephant in i>Don't Feed the Elephant/i> never got the message. This charming children's story won't just entertain kids with its hilarious descriptions and zany main character. It will also educate them about the alphabet and help them learn the order of letters. As the elephant works his way through food stuffs, each new dish features a new letter of the alphabet. From animal crackers to zebra cakes, the elephant is enthusiastic to gobble everything up, even when it lands him in hot w | |  | | Happy Birthday to US!
Celebrate the joy of sharing a birthday with America!
In this charming, rhyming picture book, a young child believes the local parade and fireworks are all for him—until he discovers that everyone is celebrating something even biger: Our nation's Independence Day.
With cheerful illustrations and a heartwarming message, Happy Birthday to US introduces young readers to the history and meaning behind July 4th while capturing the excitement of summer, birthdays, and community pride.
A delightful read-aloud for classrooms, family story times, and patriotic holidays, this book is a perfect way to celebrate america's | |  | | Ten Zany Birds
Ten zany birds have a tree party, until one by one they find other things to do. It's a zany countdown - which bird will stick around?
When ten little birds get together, it's a feathered festival! The party would last forever, if none of the ten friends were so easily distracted.
One is frightened by a loud plane. One gets hungry. One wants to race and another needs a bath. Only one stays to sing in the tree, but who will it be?
Ten Zany Birds is a fun, beautifully illustrated picture book. As parents and teachers read, children are introduced to counting and basic subtraction skills. Whenever a bird leaves, the number of striped, spotted, and polka-dotted birds changes, teaching the application of simple classificatio | |  | | That Baby Woke Me Up, AGAIN!
That Baby Woke Me Up, AGAIN is for all those bleary-eyed families who sincerely believe that they will never again enjoy a full night of sleep.
Can you count the number of nights you slept after your baby was born? Do you remember-or are you now suffering through-the cries that can mean anything from Change me now, to I'm hungry, to Time to come in and play with me?
In Sherry Ellis' That Baby Woke Me Up, AGAIN, ther's no question about who's the head of the household. It's the baby! The little darling who was born with feed-and-play-on-demand talents is making his message clear: I want you...and I want you now! Ms. Ellis understands the world of the sleep-deprived and felt compelled to write a | |  | | That Mama is a Grouch
In That Mama is a Grouch, an intelligent and very wise narrator reminds us in charming rhyme that mothers are human, most often loving, and that certain situations will guarantee driving them to their breaking point.
In Sherrry Ellis' delightful book, that Mama is a Grouch, children from age 3-8 will quickly learn that clutter-caused tension in a home can be avoided. In this story, Mama is having a bit of a tantrum over the mess, and the narrator, a precocious child indeed, soon understands all too well. Toys are strewn about as obstacles that can cause falls and short tempers. Mama is tired-tired-tired of cleaning up this constant clutter. In a voice as wise as it is adorable, the narrator reminds children that parents are human, with feelings and moods. At the same time, |
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