CeCe's excitement for middle school quickly turns to dismay when her family announces a move across the country. While her dad views it as a 'great adventure,' CeCe sees it as a 'badventure,' highlighting her struggles with change and the challenges of leaving friends behind. The story captures her emotional journey as she navigates this unexpected transition and the complexities of growing up.
Explore the diverse ecosystem of the Wetlands, featuring a rich variety of wildlife, including waterfowl, amphibians, and reptiles. Accompany the award-winning author on a journey that prepares you for your own visit, highlighting the unique wonders and experiences that await in this vibrant natural habitat.
Ariel Lee, inheritor of a family legacy of women who can fly, grapples with the consequences of her powers after a tragic accident involving her best friend. Rejecting the wind's call leads to a disconnection from both her abilities and her identity. Returning to her hometown of Cosette, Minnesota, she confronts the winds of change and a pivotal choice that could determine her future and the fate of the man she loves. The story explores themes of self-discovery, love, and the struggle to reclaim one's true self amidst turmoil.
Focusing on her passion for gardening, Sonnet invites young readers to explore the world of flowers through engaging poetry. She shares fun and fascinating facts about various flowers commonly found in gardens, making it an educational and enjoyable experience for children. Join her on this delightful journey to discover the beauty and wonder of nature.
The story highlights the special bond between Sage and her granddad, centered around their mutual love for reading. They share moments of reading together and also enjoy their individual reading experiences, showcasing the joy and connection that books can foster across generations.
Set against the backdrop of a rainy Memorial Day, Gabriel is excited to participate in a neighborhood celebration organized by Mr. Wayne. Despite the weather, he carries a special gift to express his gratitude for Mr. Wayne's dedication. The story unfolds with themes of community spirit and appreciation, highlighting Gabriel's eagerness to connect and celebrate with his neighbors.
Jasper likes bugs. Briella likes to swing. Both of them are quiet and shy. One day Briella takes a chance and asks Jasper to be her friend. She soon realizes that getting Jasper's attention will take a lot of effort. After several failed tries, Briella learns that making a new friend can be rewarding and fun, especially when bugs are involved.