From the author of "I Don't Like Spiders, But They Seem to Like Me" and "Because I Can Read," comes the charming story which reminds children and parents how friendships can grow when minds and hearts are open.

Come join in on all the amazing adventures as I introduce you to The Best Budz: Hanna, Bella, Sajan, Aki, and the newest Best Bud; Uriah. Uriah moves into the neighbor and instantly becomes budz with the entire gang, but not without a little hesitation first, from the always outspoken and sometimes whiny Hannah. However that doesn't stop Uriah from being the perfect bud to join along on the many exciting quests that lay ahead for this bright bunch of kiddos. And Hannah learns the important lesson that you don't have to be mean just because things don't always go your way; you have to compromise. Hold on to your seat, it's going to be a blast

When you can read, you can do almost anything Pat Nicholson, author of "I Don't Like Spiders But They Seem to Like Me," brings this delightful new book for those who are discovering the wonders of reading.

Sharey is a Sharefish. She has lots of friends and gets to do lots of fun things. Myno is a Selfish. He has trouble finding friends to play with him and doesn't understand why. Join Sharey and her friends Shelton, Peepers and Puffy as they teach Myno the value of sharing. Children of all ages will love this story from the creative mind of Oie Osterkamp that is sure to be a favorite. The beautiful illustrations by master illustrator Korey Scott will endear the characters to children and adults alike. Laugh along with the characters as a wonderful life lesson is learned by all.

Nana and the Scarlett Lady's Spectacular Christmas Day is a children's book that introduces a unique cast of unforgettable characters to young children while providing underlying humor to adult readers that share in each story experience. As story and character images coincide to the draw the focus and imagination of the reader, each story provides the reader with learning experiences that are magnified through Nana and her characters. The characters and story line are manifested from the imaginations and humorous stories shared between two lifelong friends about the behavior of their elderly mothers at family functions and social events. This laughable but sometimes bizarre adult behavior, shared between co-creators Richard Seta and Christopher Baudo, has been delicately intertwined into the story of the picture book so that each reader will unknowingly share in humor experienced by the creators. The relationship of the two main characters, Nana and the Scarlet Lady, parallel the relationship of the co-creators while real life humor helps to create small learning lessons of life for children. As the real life personalities of Nana and Scarlett Lady have allowed for the creation this picture book, the co-creators, a police officer and an architect, hope to provide each reader with a laughable experience.