When struggling photojournalist Harper tries to return a dress she bought that morning for a job that's fallen through something catches her eye: the same little girl who was waiting there that morning is still there. The sales assistant doesn't know whose she is. The security guard at the mall hasn't had anyone come looking for her. Same goes for the local police, and the media. In fact, no one seems to be looking for little May at all. Harper knows from bitter experience what awaits May in Child Protection Services. But, without any clues, how do you put the needle back in the haystack? And who would just leave a child like this? And what if finding her home was the worst thing you could do? From the chilly streets of New York City to the electric blue skies of coastal Florida - this is an emotional, page-turning road trip that follows a trail of theories, all the way to a devastating revelation.

Clozo is a story about a frown-faced clown who, because people hassle him about not smiling enough, spends the length of the book shining a light on the things that DO warm his heart (even if his face is quite inscrutable). To wit: clean underpants, bugs, shadows, butter, rain, picking up litter, his (falling-out)¿ hair, freckles, a well-constructed bagel sandwich, gratitude for someone warning him away from stepping in dog poop, scratching an itch, relief thru belching, feeling energetic (rare) or outright excited (also very occasional)... but on the last page he "levels" with the reader that tho he's been keeping a lookout for joyous or even euphoric sensations, for a way to turn his smile upside down, they just plain elude him. and that's okay. he's "just" a quiet, frowning dude. and (if you don't mind too terribly much) he'll stick to his simple pleasures, his quirky reasons for leaving Glorious Bed... most mornings.

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Join Nina, a curious and radiant little girl, and her loyal dog, Guapa, on magical nighttime adventures in the enchanting world of dreams. In this latest tale, they dive into the mystical underwater city of Coraline, where a majestic encounter with King Dali-the wise and gentle King of the Dolphins-opens their eyes to the transformative power of gratitude. While helping rescue a gentle sea turtle named Tita, Nina and Guapa learn that even in challenging moments, every experience holds a hidden blessing. Filled with vivid illustrations, wonder, and heartfelt lessons, this enchanting story inspires children to cherish every gift life offers. Perfect for bedtime, this book invites young readers to dream big, nurture a grateful heart, and illuminate the world with kindness.

This book is about a bright and talented little boy named Alex. He is so smart, he is brilliant! Sadly, Alex gets bullied for for being so smart. Alex ends up finding his special gift of sewing and making bow ties. This book was written by 9 year old Alex himself, he tells his true story through rhymes and pictures. Alex is the "Bow tie Biz Kid" as see on NBC He is the owner of Build-A-Bow and his non profit Build-A-Bow for a purpose. He started the journey to write a book, in hopes to bring awareness to bullying and autism. He hopes to inspire children to be themselves and be kind to others.

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IN A WORLD where being EXTREME is priority numero uno, four radical dragons protect their city and the world from crime, injustice, and being totally effin lame. The Street Dragons are the fightingest, bitingest, hero team in the bustling metropolis of Cyclone City. They are a squad of four close-knit brothers; also, they happen to be dragons. Radical? Frick yes it is. Our scaled heroes stand for all that is good and gnarly in the world. They're all about two things: grinding rails and thrashin' tails. Cashing checks and slashin' necks. So four things total. Together with their reluctant sidekick June O'Reilly they're ready to out shred evil at every half pipe. These aren't some turtle youths we're talking about here. The Street Dragons do everything 110% to the max, whether it's fighting crime, playing their favorite sport murderball, or even a third thing! Unfortunately all is not well in Cyclone City. The diabolical FossOil Corporation has risen into power. It's owner is an unfrozen caveman and total bad bro, Neanderpaul. Along with his henchmen, Willy Mammoth and Tom the Sabertooth Tiger, Neanderpaul seeks to bring Cyclone City and the rest of the planet into a second ice age. The Street Dragons are all that stands in his way from icy world domination. In the way that Archer took the spy archetype and brought it to the internet age, or how South Park took what appeared to be a children's show and made it anything but child friendly, Street Dragons manages to take the tropes of the 90's cartoon hero teams and bring them into the modern times. LET'S ROCK!

Eliot Ekans lived in a woodpile with his two brothers, Eric and Eddie, and their mom and dad. They were as happy as a family of snakes could be. One day at the park, Eliot found a ball, white with black boxy spots on it. There was no one nearby, and in fact the park was quite deserted. A voice in Eliot's head whispered, "Go on, touch it!"