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William Tellem's When You Gotta Go is a humorous tale cataloging each member of a family when they need to answer nature's call: how they feel, how they act, and what they do when they simply can't take it anymore Children and adults will be entertained and reduced to hysterical laughs as they witness the quirky eccentricities of the many characters when they must run to the bathroom. Despite the humorous and wacky messages that are conveyed in this classic, the book carries a more serious and poignant underlying message: the importance of healthy eating habits and regular movements. Reading this book to children allows you to segway into the wonderful world of physical exercise, dietary habits, and beyond. It's a simple message that can change a child's life. So enjoy the ... oops I gotta go

Ethel the eaglet feels scared when her mother tells her it's time to learn to fly. But with the gentle love and support of her mother, Ethel discovers that what she feared most is actually what she loves best!

In this zany story about homework, star pupil Sara is on the verge of being sent to the principal's office FOR DOING homework! But thanks to quick thinking on the part of her teacher, Sara is spared in the nick of time as the reader enjoys a very suspenseful and funny ending!

Cruel King James is magically transformed into a cute little mouse as he learns that true happiness comes from giving, not getting. How Mice Became Small is an awesome story based on a sixth grade assignment, originally written by the wife of the author, over forty years ago. Lewinson discovered the aged and yellowing piece of paper in the attic of their home, and decided it would make an adorable children's book. It is incredibly illustrated by Debi Coules whose artistic talent and imagination rival Lewinson's writing skills. Random House and Harper Collins are just a few of the many companies that have given the story rave reviews. It became the first book to be published by SwordPen Publishers. Please check out their site at www.swordpen.com.