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In this sweet, rhyming picture book, a mother readies her child for bed as they do nighttime rituals like taking a bath and brushing teeth. Once tucked under the covers with stuffed animals and a nightlight, the child is lulled to sleep. A perfect bedtime story complimented by a warm illustration style.

Beautiful and ruthless Jessica uses gossip to sabotage Enid, her rival in the contest for queen of the fall dance at Sweet Valley High and the best friend of her twin sister Elizabeth.

What happens when dinosaurs go to school? After goodbye hugs and a quick bus ride, they spend the day playing and learning. They mix up squishy fingerpaints, practice playing tuba, munch prickly pizza, brave the dino-slide, and look forward to another day of school. With her funny, rhyming text and hilarious illustrations, Linda Martin invites everyone to see just how cool-osaurus school can be.

Best friends Alex, Winston and Manny are founding members of The Losers' Club - a group of so-called losers who meet to moan about their loser status. But now they've decided that enough is enough. Throwing darts at a life-size photograph of Jerry Whitman, school bully, just isn't satisfying their desire for revenge. A school competition gives them the perfect opportunity to humiliate Jerry, but it's going to take some meticulous planning and a lot of guts to win for the first time ever. Meanwhi...

Get ready, book 10 in the phenomenally bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series is coming! Life was better in the old days. Or was it? That's the question Greg Heffley is asking as his town voluntarily unplugs and goes electronics-free. But modern life has its conveniences, and Greg isn't cut out for an old-fashioned world. With tension building inside and outside the Heffley home, will Greg find a way to survive? Or is going 'old school' just too hard for a kid like Greg? Praise for Jeff Kin...

When challenges arise during a hiking and camping trip a mother could do a lot of things herself, such as carrying her son's heavy pack or putting up the tent by herself, but always finds a way to lovingly teach self-reliance.

Maisie thinks Kayla is perfect. She’s pretty and thin, has cool clothes, gets good grades, and she’s a star on the soccer field. But is Kayla happy? The more Maisie gets to know Kayla, the more she begins to question whether being perfect is really so wonderful. In Too Perfect, acclaimed speaker and child advocate Trudy Ludwig explores the relentless and destructive drive for perfection, and the freedom that comes from accepting one’s self.