We Read Phonics is an innovative series that combines a fun story with simple phonic games. The games are quick and easy to play and are designed to help children read the story and improve their reading skills. The result is faster reading development and kids who love to read

How to Make a Pancake - Join a wild chef and two mice as

they show how simple it is to make a big stack of delicious pancakes. The book is filled with lots of humor for young readers

Greens, greens, and more greens Dad likes to cook, but he will only cook healthy food. What if you want some sweet and fatty junk food? Well, junk food is okay, if you are Dad's dog. But for his little girl, Dad only serves greens and other foods that are good for her. What's a girl to do?

"What if an ant got in your pants? Would it drive you crazy? An odd little ant causes lots of craziness in this very funny book that will leave beginning readers smiling."--P. [4] of cover.

A boy and his dad build a robot man and their life is great The robot does all their chores. It even makes them ice cream treats. Their robot does everything for them But then, robot man falls off the roof and everything goes wrong.

Tzedakah can be as cheerful and sweet as a Hanukkah cookie. Sydney Taylor Notable Book Award.

A smart little mouse evades capture at every turn in this funny and zany escapade. This bilingual Spanish/English edition features the same "shared reading" format as the English edition. This makes the book perfect for shared reading in Spanish-language homes in which parents read little or no English. And the bilingual and duel-language options create an opportunity for children and parents to hone their skills in reading both Spanish and English.

A boy does everything he can to catch a mouse in this zany and funny tale. The smart little mouse seems to be having the time of his life evading capture until suddenly he is scooped into a jar and carried off far from home. However, the mouse gets the last laugh as he finds his way back home and takes over the house with a lot of his furry little friends.

After a human family finishes their Thanksgiving dinner,

Mouse is overjoyed to discover the leftovers, starting with a teensy-tiny pea: One will be a feast for me. Mouse gathers more scavenged treats, from cranberries to a whole pie slice, until he builds a huge stack. When Cat, who is also hungry, startles Mouse, the precariously piled food goes flying, and Mouse scurries back to safety, without his festive treats.

Happily, though, the original pea is still reachable, and with renewed appreciation, Mouse enjoys a modest holiday meal. Coxs prose is descriptive and lively, though very young children may need help with some vocabulary (toothsome) and phrases: Mouses eyes were bigger than his stomach. The colorful, animated, mixed-media illustrations show the world

from arodent's perspective, with familiar foods and household items shown in towering proportions.

Scout Moore, the ever-adventurous ranger of her own backyard, takes on Great Smoky Mountains National Park in her latest outdoor adventure. Scout and her family go on an epic quest for the "sacred harp" in one of America's greatest parks. Along the way, they spot giant elk and slithery salamanders, befriend a local girl by the name of Jolene, hike the trails, and go for a dip in a swimming hole. In the end, they discover that the "sacred harp" is something that can only be found within and is best when shared with others. Join the adventure to find out more.