"No More Cyber Bullying " Cyber bullying is a serious matter that can no longer be ignored. Most kids use cyber bullying because they think that they can get away with it. There are many children who will not tell their parents or a trusted adult about this abuse. That's when things get worst and a lot of these children contemplate suicide. We have lost too many children because of this horrible epidemic. We need to stand together as a unit to put a stop to this and say "No More Cyber Bullying " We don't have to live this way. Parents should talk to their children openly and children should be free to talk to their parents or someone that they can trust. There's no reason why anyone should be bullied.

Saydi Visits the National Zoo is a childrens book. In the book Saydi visits all of the animals at the zoo. The book has colorful pictures and basic wording to help children from age 2 to age 6 to learn to read.

This book teaches readers how to plan and write lab reports. They will discover how to use the scientific method to perform experiments, how to collect and organize data, and how to present their findings in a clear and compelling way using temporal words and descriptive language appropriate to the task. A variety of exciting activities provide hints and tips along the way to help students introduce a topic, write using precise language, incorporate facts and details, and draw evidence from their data.

Superb stories, daring deeds, fantastic adventures
"Going Solo" is the action-packed tale of Roald Dahl's exploits as a World War II pilot. Learn all about his encounters with the enemy, his worldwide travels, the life-threatening injuries he sustained in a plane accident, and the rest of his sometimes bizarre, often unnerving, and always colorful adventures. Told with the same irresistible appeal that has made Roald Dahl one of the world's best-loved writers, "Going Solo" brings you directly into the action and into the mind of this fascinating man.

What happens when the King of Beasts decides it's time to escape from the City Zoo? He plans a breakout taking all the animals with him, because surely the grass is greener outside the zoo. The Lion talks all the zoo animals into leaving their home for a better life outside. At first they agree, until the actual thought of leaving begins to sink in. Then the majestic and wise Gorilla asks the other animals why they would leave their home, where they're cared for and loved. As we all know: There's no place like home After the animals return to their enclosures for the night, the Gorilla settles down, reads a great book and has a spot of green tea. This is just part of the excitement in store in The Great Zoo Breakout That Never Happened. Stephanie Carter lives in Severance, Colorado, with her husband, Tim, and three Saint Bernards. She has five adult children and two grandchildren. She is inspired by the Dr. Seuss style of picture books. Her favorite word is BELIEVE. When you believe in who you are and what you are doing, nothing can be denied you. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/StephanieCarter

Saydi Visits Washington D.C. is a childrens book. In the book, Saydi visits all the National Monuments. The book has colored pictures and easy wording to help children from the age of 2 to the age of 6 to learn to read and learn about the history of the United States.

Harry Potter: A History Of Magic is the official book of the exhibition, a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration between Bloomsbury, J.K. Rowling and the brilliant curators of the British Library. It promises to take readers on a fascinating journey through the subjects studied at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry - from Alchemy and Potions classes through to Herbology and Care of Magical Creatures.

Each chapter showcases a treasure trove of artefacts from the British Library and other collections around the world, beside exclusive manuscripts, sketches and illustrations from the Harry Potter archive. There's also a specially commissioned essay for each subject area by an expert, writer or cultural commentator, inspired by the contents of the exhibition - absorbing, insightful and unexpected contributions from Steve Backshall, the Reverend Richard Coles, Owen Davies, Julia Eccleshare, Roger Highfield, Steve Kloves, Lucy Mangan, Anna Pavord and Tim Peake, who offer a personal perspective on their magical theme. Readers will be able to pore over ancient spell books, amazing illuminated scrolls that reveal the secret of the Elixir of Life, vials of dragon's blood, mandrake roots, painted centaurs and a genuine witch's broomstick, in a book that shows J.K. Rowling's magical inventions alongside their cultural and historical forebears.

This is the ultimate gift for Harry Potter fans, curious minds, big imaginations, bibliophiles and readers around the world who missed out on the chance to see the exhibition in person.

A new childrens book series is born in Thomas Goes to the Sea. Readers of all ages will be enchanted as Thomas the Tortoise receives a call that he cannot ignore. Something within is telling Thomas to leave his safe home tucked away in the nature reserve and venture out to follow the faint sound of something crashing in the distance. As Thomas is compelled to follow the sound, he begins a long journey and along the way discovers his true purpose in life. Find out what happens to this brave little tortoise in Thomas Goes to the Sea

THE FIRST BEHIND-THE-SCENES HISTORY OF THE BELOVED GIRL DETECTIVE
"Through the history of Nancy Drew, Rehak sheds light on perhaps the most successful writing franchise of all time and also the cultural and historic changes through which it passed. Grab your flashlights, girls. The mystery of Carolyn Keene is about to begin." -- Karen Joy Fowler, author of THE JANE AUSTEN BOOK CLUB
* The original proposal for Nancy Drew suggested that her name be Stella Strong, Nell Cody, Helen Hale, or Diana Dare.
"GIRL SLEUTH is meticulously researched, elegantly written, and riveting. Melanie Rehak juxtaposes teen sleuth Nancy Drew's omnipotence with the all-too-real struggles of her creators." --Susan Kandel, author of NOT A GIRL DETECTIVE
* When Nancy Drew was introduced she wore cloche hats and gloves whenever she was out in public. In the 50s she changed to sport dresses and rompers and even -- gasp -- pants.
"Witty, fast-paced, and smart, Girl Sleuth makes the story behind Nancy Drew as much fun to read as the mystery novels themselves. It's superb."
--Jean Strouse, author of "Morgan, American Financier"
* Nancy and her boyfriend Ned Nickerson never once kissed, although in "The Secret of the Old Attic" she does "faint into his strong arms."

An illustrated volume of all of Carl Sandburg's books for young readers: "Rootababa Stories, Early Moon, Wind Song, Prarie-Town Boy, "and "Abe Lincoln Grows Up." Introduction by Paula Sandburg.