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Print: $7.00 Download: $4.38 Aydil’s best friend Liz has messy hair, so why can’t she? It’s easy and doesn’t involve The Brush. But when two knots form in the back of Aydil’s head, they soon become three, then four, and Mom says if Aydil doesn’t let her Brush the Knots Out, Aydil will have to get ALL her hair cut off so it won’t become a nest for birds. Then Aydil’s personal bully, Scrawny Tawny, can’t leave her hair knots alone, even pulling them on the playground.
But bad goes to worse when Aydil starts losing friends over her knotty hair and Child Services gets involved. Aydil’s parents could go to jail for “‘glect!”
Is there any way to make it all right? What can a five and a half year old do?
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Print: $6.27 Download: $3.75 What do two online friends who love poetry do? Create a poetry book of course! Even though they've never met or spoken in person, Sally Odgers and Sara Quest, two gifted writers, developed a sisterly bond over the course of this book. Sally Odgers is known for her award-winning, Australian fantasy books and Sara Webb Quest is known for her stories in many American magazines.
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Print: $4.85 Download: $1.50 On the first day of school, Kiski the Cat is excited new friend Rose is in his class. But after playing a game called Winners, he learns his best friend Salami feels left out. Kiski deals with his friend’s hurt in the best way possible, but things go more downhill when he comes home to a bawling sister and beautiful enemy. Will anything go right today?
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Print: $6.85 Download: $3.00 One evening “Ireland” searches the Internet and makes a remarkable discovery. Teen Culture Shock is a teen forum encouraging teens everywhere to share opinions, but has the stipulation that “opinions must be brutally honest.” Ireland joins the forum, seeing great discussion-potential, especially in the site manager “America.” Soon Ireland realizes that although on opposite sides of the Atlantic, she has an enormous amount in common with the American site manager. And when they begin to open up to each other, with the site as catalyst - they decide to share the site. Soon they find friendship is the most precious gift.
But sometimes friends get it wrong, with far-reaching consequences.
A compelling book about multicultural friendship, learning to be yourself and the global consequences!
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Print: $7.00 Download: $3.00 Aydil's mom writes books. One is even coming in the mail to their house. Now Aydil wants HER stories published and in the mail! One of her stories was called The Tulip is Always Happy, which was okay. But Aydil's newest and best character is Kiski the Cat. So Aydil starts making drawings for her first Kiski book then staples them together. She plans to author many books, get them published, and one day get her characters into television - that is, until her first (and only) Kiski book gets lost! Should Aydil forget all her plans, including writing the next book?
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Download: $4.38 Hardcover Print: $15.44 Aydil’s best friend Liz has messy hair, so why can’t she? It’s easy and doesn’t involve The Brush. But when two knots form in the back of Aydil’s head, they soon become three, then four, and Mom says if Aydil doesn’t let her Brush the Knots Out, Aydil will have to get ALL her hair cut off so it won’t become a nest for birds. Then Aydil’s personal bully, Scrawny Tawny, can’t leave her hair knots alone, even pulling them on the playground.
But bad goes to worse when Aydil starts losing friends over her knotty hair and Child Services gets involved. Aydil’s parents could go to jail for “‘glect!”
Is there any way to make it all right? What can a five and a half year old do?
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