A young girl learns the importance of honesty after lying to her teacher about her homework. The little girl's lie unleashes an awful Lie Monster that only comes out when you tell a lie. To save herself from the Lie Monster, the little girl must learn to tell the truth. Carty Tales are based on childhood experiences of the author and the important moral lessons she learned. A great teaching tool for children 5 to 12.

Thomas the mouse over hears poachers plotting to kill a pride of lions. The poachers' loyal dog then hears the mouse promise to stop them. The dog being loyal to his masters will not let some mouse ruin their plans. It's a race against time to move the lions before the poachers arrive, but who will the lions believe? A confident loyal dog or a timid mouse that can be eaten in a single bite. Will Thomas make it there in time? What can Thomas say to get a pride of lions to leave their home? Will the lions eat Thomas for his trouble? Will Thomas be able to keep his promise?

How fortunate we are that Caroline decided to retrieve The Dance of the Caterpillars from its 1980's hiding place in the filing cabinet. How grateful we are that Fisher called to her. How thankful we are that we are able to receive the message of hope across the decades from this very special fourth-grader in our world of increasing disconnectedness from ourselves and each other and from our rightful place in the natural world. Fisher reminds us there is some Fisher in all of us: a longing to belong. The Dance takes me to the space between The Wizard of Oz and Where the Wild Things Are, a step closer to the journey home, the journey to the undivided life. Fisher makes me think of a slightly older version of Max from Wild Things, growing up in a deforming world, yet still able to hold onto to that birthright ability to see, to hear, to connect. Fisher reminds me that I still have that birthright, too, and it's not too late for me to notice and nurture the magic and the mystery, inside and out. Fisher's voice reads like poetry, and I find myself letting go of learned restraints as I get caught up in The Dance. Caroline writes of The Dance that it is her sweetest of her books... This one will be cherished by readers of all ages.

A young girl learns the importance of honesty after lying to her teacher about her homework. The little girl's lie unleashes an awful Lie Monster that only comes out when you tell a lie. To save herself from the Lie Monster, the little girl must learn to tell the truth. Carty Tales are based on childhood experiences of the author and the important moral lessons she learned. A great teaching tool for children 5 to 12.

Chad befriends a lizard living outside his apartment door. Once Chad learns his family are moving to a house, he becomes concerned about his little lizard friend which he must leave behind.

This book is based on a true story of a boy that received a service dog to help with his Sensory Processing Disorder. Service dogs can help special needs children make there everyday interactions more manageable. This book includes an afterword by Patty Dobbs Gross of The Northstar Foundation one of the largest children's Autism service dog providers.

Richie dreams about getting a new dog. But when he finally gets one it not the dog he expected or wanted.

Interactive for active children Watch as your children interact with Toodles by helping him navigate through an agility course Children will run in place, jump, crawl and more as they help Toodles through the race Written for children with Sensory Processing Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in mind, but any child will enjoy it. Includes an afterword from professional dog trainer Roxanne Dwyer.