Jumbles, mazes, word searches, crosswords, and more. Try your hand at solving these puzzles based on M.C. Tillson's The Mystery at Oak Island.

Jumbles, mazes, word searches, crosswords, and more. Try your hand at solving these puzzles based on M.C. Tillson's The Clue at Copper Harbor and The Mystery at Eagle Harbor.

The Happy Hackers by Sandy Lanton, illustrated by Peter Dennis is about a boy who uses his computer to set a trap for a thief. The main character is in 8th grade, but it is written at a 4th grade level for "reluctant readers" and ESL students.

It’s 1801 and life is good for Buzzy, or so she thinks. Buzzy lives with Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, but her life turns upside down when Thomas tells her that they’re moving to the President’s House. Buzzy doesn’t want to move. What will

In 1971 crocodiles became protected. Carrington now a great big crocodile didn’t have to be polite and shy any more so he decided to have fun – lots of fun. He chased the rangers up the trees. He sank boats, scared away anyone having picnic

Henry is having a bad day. is there anything he can do about it? A Shapely Story introducing square, triangle, circles and octagon, and about being helpful to others. Based on prize-winning interactive TinyTap story. Link available in the book.

Shasha the Snail is all excited about an upcoming race. She is very confident about winning and in fact she did. And that is the trouble. Written and illustrated by Moses Sia ISBN: 978-981-14-4695-5 16 pages, A5 landscape (21 cm by 15 cm)

Some bunny has a whale-ly big umbrella. Follow bunny on its whale-ly big adventure with many very tiny friends. It’s about sharing, kindness and working together. Written and illustrated by Moses Sia. Purchase 5 copies to receive a printable

You Can’t Choose Your Family Not many girls Sophie Holden's age would be able to care for a little brother and a dying mother. It's taken just about every bit of strength she possesses. Relief comes in the form of a rich distant relative they didn

Ready to Believe in Magic? Since her mother's death, Gwen Gladstone's life has spiraled downwards. She's gone from popular girl to outcast and has been riddled with anxiety and depression. Her life takes a turn when her father marries a woman named

Duck is feeling some things. Who or what will fix him? A love letter to our emotions and the subtle ways that we can be there for one another once we accept that not everything needs fixing. Perfect for ages 1-4…but really, emotions are for everyo

Historyality is a glimpse into the differences that make us so unique, from the color of our skin to the holidays we celebrate. Join Renee and her friends as they learn and discover together!

In this gentle and inspiring children’s book, a young boy has the power to save his people — but only if he can be courageous. With a lovely message about respecting nature. Review from Library Thing: "I bought this book with the thought that

Sarah Templeton dreams of escaping a Tennessee town where the kids call her “slanty eyes” or ignore her because she is the only Japanese-American anyone has ever seen. She wishes she could defend herself the way her father does instead of crying

Why does Freddy Pesterfield wake up in the nearby cemetery night after night? Freddy is convinced he’s being lured into sleepwalking to the graveyard by a ghost named Tump. But Freddy’s family believes the grief over his mother’s death is what

Whispering, dark trees in an ancient Irish forest rustle in the moonless night. Whispering always whispering. Declan’s wild, loud little brother is lost out there—somewhere—and a bent, gnarled old woman tells Declan that he must go into the fo