Gilbert the Grasshopper is the tale of an overly curious grasshopper... who ends up on an airplane This book is designed to be a crossover book for those children that are attempting to graduate from pictured storybooks to chapter-length books. With simple, black-and-white illustrations on each page, kids will focus on the words. And with the book being broken up into short chapters, confidence in reading will increase with each page. The authors use alliteration throughout, introducing new vocabulary to prepare children for intermediate school. Gilbert the Grasshopper also sparks a child's interest in travel and exploring new places... along with the theme of sharing your knowledge with others.

Pete the Popcorn is back with a host of special friends in this story that teaches your little kernel the POPCORN PRINCIPLE of #HONESTY. Read along as children build their vocabulary and meet new friends, including Policeman Parker Popcorn This fun story continues Pete the Popcorn's tradition of positive messages for kids of all ages.

Paisley Brooke Jackson is the brightest new cupcake at Nom Nom's Cupcake Factory. The young peanut butter and jelly cupcake couldn't be happier about celebrating her birthday. But there is a problem--- Paisley is only concerned with her birthday gifts Ignoring the other cupcakes who are celebrating, Paisley snoops around the shop, looking for her gifts. When the other cupcakes realize that there aren't any gifts for their friends, they try to improvise. But Paisley isn't pleased. Crusty the Carrot Cupcake saves the day in this heartwarming tale that will engage young readers. With large, multi-colored text and repetitive text, those children who struggle with reading will build confidence with ease. Crusty Cupcake's Happy Birthday makes an awesome birthday gift, with a very important birthday message To learn more about the authors and their other books, please visit www.PeteThePopcorn.com

It's time for Royal Baby's First Photo The palace is alive with excitement for the photographer to arrive... but Royal Baby isn't smiling. Read as everyone in the palace tries to make Royal Baby smile--- from the Palace Guards to Royal Baby's Uncle and Grandpa This fun book will offer parents a chance to talk with children about their very own "first photo" experience. Plus, there is a lesson to be had: the reader will learn that Royal Baby is actually mimicking the behavior of someone Could it be The Queen? The guards? Mama? This book offers the opportunity to tell children to be on their best behavior, as we never know who is watching--- and a simple smile goes a long way