The perfect gift for Strawberry Shortcake fans! Out just in time for the holidays, this brand-new collection of six of the sweetest Strawberry Shortcake 8 x 8s is the perfect gift for Strawberry fans!

Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are having a sleepover! And, of course, they are having too much fun to go to sleep. As Ma tries to get them to settle down, the girls enjoy some cheesecake in the kitchen, try on their dress-up clothes, sing and dance, and say goodnight to their friends Stan and Miles. Finally, after taking a bath and putting on their pj's, they all squeeze into bed and listen to one of Ma's Sicily stories before they drift off together. Illustrated with bright and charming art, full of Easter eggs and nods to iconic show gags-from St. Olaf to Shady Pines-Goodnight, Girls will simultaneously delight kids AND adults.

In this charming story that includes stickers, readers will meet Strawberry's berry best friends and discover all the fruitastic things they like to do together, like having picnics, dressing up, practicing ballet, and more!

Hop aboard the Magic School Bus for a whole new adventure about glaciers that is out of this world. Includes a sheet of stickers! Next stop...The Magic School Bus heads to Antarctica to learn about glaciers! D.A. is more of a researcher than a storyteller, so she's naturally nervous when her parents sign her up to speak in front of a sellout crowd. But thanks to the Friz, D.A. gains inspiration from the greatest storytellers on Earth: glaciers! These mighty, frozen time machines guide the class through the Earth's last 10,000 years, and the incredible tale of the changes it has witnessed.Collectable stickers in every The Magic School Bus: Rides Again readers!

The poetry and prose of "Ventilations" tackle the familiar and painful, revisit the hysterical, and celebrate the very sensual experiences that many people, particularly women, have faced. The pieces run the spectrum, from the youthful and naive, to the seasoned and wise. Hopefully, folks of all colors, shapes, and walks of life will find elements of "Ventilations" both appealing and reminiscent.

Brooks initiates very personal conversations about life, as seen through the lens of varied women, then chimes in with pensive, sometimes painful, and other times, hilarious anecdotes through poetic verse.

The content of this book is divided into different segments of contemplation, like self-identity, family secrets, woman and man, makes me wanna scream , and others. Brooks' collection is truly meant to be read aloud among friends or performed on a stage.

"Ventilations" is just the right prescription and conversation piece for one's book club