Could your worst week be funny too? Start Monday with a bang in the hilarious new series taking the world by storm. Justin Chase is having the WORST WEEK EVER! His Mum has just married a vampire. His Dad is driving a giant toilet on wheels. His cat has probably been abducted by aliens. A bully is making his first day at a new school miserable. And right now, he's hanging off the edge of a 10-metre-high diving tower in front of his entire class wearing nothing but rapidly disappearing crocheted swimmers! And it's only... MONDAY! The first book in the hilarious new seven-part highly-illustrated series for fans of the globally bestselling Treehouse series.

How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers is a whimsical and delightful book of children's verse. Each verse centers around two things that resemble one another and each poem is wonderfully illustrated. This facsimile edition includes the wonderfully illustrative hand drawn lettering. The Harrier, harassed by the Hare, Presents a picture of despair; Although as far as I'm concerned, I love to see the tables turned. The Harrier flies with all his might, It is a harum-scare'm flight: I'm not surprised he does not care, To meet the fierce pursuing Hare.Wilder Publications is a green publisher. All of our books are printed to order. This reduces waste and helps us keep prices low while greatly reducing our impact on the environment.

This book is a compilation of the stories William enjoyed and cherished over a lifetime, stories that are factual, somewhat factual, or just out and out tall tales. They recount his family's life during the depression era, the war years and the fabulous fifties and sixties. These stories mostly told by his father describes the trials and joys of growing up in the rural south. To some the descriptions will bring memories flooding back. To others it will present a definite human view of that time in history.

When Kent stuffs fireworks in his pants he is launched on a rowdy, slapstick journey around the world. Watch him as he gathers unexpected souvenirs along the way. He also encounters Don Quixote and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, among others, before he is rescued from his landing place atop the Eiffel Tower.

This fully illustrated unabridged reprint contains almost a thousand pages rhymes, stories and pictures to amuse children and parents alike. This classic was first published on Christmas Eve 1875, when it sold thousands of copies. About the Author: Edward William Cole, as a barely educated English boy, ran away from home, and eventually created the Book Arcade in Melbourne, which had one of the largest holdings of books in the world.

This is the case laminate version of this book. This book is also available in soft cover version and in hardcover edition with dustjacket. Penelope Dyan delights her readers again with yet another wonderful book of whimsical Poetry. Step joyfully back into childhood as you read poetry to your children, or listen to them laugh as they read Dyan's poetry themselves If you want to encourage love of poetry and literature in your children, this book will help you lead the way Dyan is a former educator and attorney who loves children and who loves to write. Other children's books by Penelope Dyan include 'For Boys Only No Girls Allowed ', 'A book For Girls All About Girls',"Walk On The Child's Side' and 'The Warrior Mouse Of Forest Hollow'. And coming soon? the 'Penny Mouse Books', a set of classroom tried and true beginning readers for children, written by Penelope Dyan.