Beware—it’s triple the madcap silliness and wacky word-game fun! Spooky Mad Libs is an all-star lineup of our best spooky Mad Libs including Monster Mad Libs, Night of the Living Mad Libs, and Haunted Mad Libs! From horror movies to tales from the crypt, this monster-sized, 144-page book is bound to scare you.
Mr.Bean s Holiday Mad Libs Play them with friends or enjoy them by yourself?
Experience Mr. Bean’s Holiday through the eyes of Stepan—the little boy who travels through France with Mr. Bean. Fans of the movie will love getting the inside scoop on the hilarity of what it’s like to be Mr. Bean’s travel buddy. With easy-to-read text perfect for the 6–9 age group, boys just learning to read will love this book narrated by someone just like them!
Cavity Sam is on his way to the emergency room—there’s a frog stuck in his throat! But when the wacky doctors at the hospital go to operate, they end up finding more things wrong with him, like a Charlie Horse and butterflies in his stomach. And with a sheet of hilarious stickers, this is the perfect companion to everyone’s favorite game!
From Publishers Weekly From the opening lines (Sun sizzled. Hair frizzled), Spinelli (Summerhouse Time) jauntily establishes the theme for this tale of one sweltering week in the town of Lumberville, long before the advent of air conditioners. Beginning on a blistering Monday, the day-by-day chronicle reveals how residents cope. Abigail Blue and her brother Ralphie open a lemonade stand, but two days later forgot about the lemonade and just sold ice. Lottie Mims takes four cold showers one day and on the next wore her bathing suit to clean house. Caldecott Honor artist Lewin's (Click, Clack, Moo) amusing assemblage of brush, ink and watercolor images portray the resourceful ways the townsfolk try to beat the heat. On Saturday night, everyone—whether in a bed or on a rooftop or on a fire escape or in a tent or near the river—everyone... had the exact same dream. A spread depicting that dream rounds up playful portraits of the smiling citizens frolicking in the rain. A power outage may be the closest
Chloe’s made it into Rockley Park, the first step on her road to becoming a famous singer. She’s completely intimidated by her roommates, Pop and Lolly, twin models who already have had their share of fame. Even worse, she’s desperate to perform in the school’s Rising Star concert—talent scouts from the big record companies often show up—but she can’t find her voice! Chloe’s new friends rally around her to try to help her get the power back in her voice, but time is running out. Will she miss her big chance?
Gr. 4-6. In a follow-up to Julep O'Toole: Confessions of a Middle Child (2005), 11-year-old Julep thinks she is old enough to make her own decisions, whether about her wardrobe or piano lessons. Unfortunately, Mom has her own ideas about what's best for Julep, and they don't include a camera phone or makeup. They do, however, seem to include discussing Julep's need for a bra with a store clerk rather than with Julep herself. When Julep gets caught skipping piano lessons, the incident brings resentments out in the open. Although the mother-daughter relationship remains a little rocky, Julep gains some insight into her mother, and vice versa, and both come to realize the importance of communication and trust. This sequel incorporates lots of familiar preteen concerns, and Julep's perky diary entries, peppered throughout the narrative, bring intimacy to the wry, often heartfelt story, which stresses that growing up doesn't necessarily mean growing apart from family.
The Flower Fairies love to dress up and plan their disguises. Now you can join them as they prepare for the yearly Costume Ball. Inside you can discover what happens at the Ball, and join in the party by wearing some real fairy disguises. Turn to the end of the book and get the chance to design your very own Flower Fairy mask!
Can you tell how many cherries there are? How many apples? In the brilliantly colorful My Very First Book of Numbers, children can find the number of fruits in the bottom half of a page that matches the number of boxes and numerals in the top half. In My Very First Book of Words, children can match the picture in the bottom half with the word in the top half. Which one is the car? Which one is the fish? Only you can match them. Children will love solving the puzzles of these clever, vibrant books.
Three friends relax after their picnic lunch by each telling his or her best story.——This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Angelina can hardly wait to enter the Miller’s Pond Boat Carnival and win a trophy just like her father did long ago. She’s got big plans for making a swan princess boat with Alice. But then she gets stuck with Sammy, and the two mouselings can’t agree on a single thing! Can they put aside their differences to win the trophy and make a big splash?
Did you know... That sharks have been around since the time of the dinosaurs? That the smallest shark could fit into the palm of your hand, and the largest is longer than a moving van? You'll find out lots more about sharks in this exciting book!
Dora the Explorer is an acclaimed, highly interactive TV series for preschoolers on Nick Jr . On Dora’s exciting journeys, she teaches children how to observe situations, solve problems, and learn new Spanish words . These lessons are incorporated in Dora the Explorer Mad Libs Junior, and parents will love playing this educational and silly word game with their little explorers! SpongeBob
Young children will love getting ready to start the new school year with this shaped paperback! From shopping for school supplies to packing lunches and riding the school bus, children will love counting down to their own first day! This interactive book is designed to reinforce counting skills, encourage solo reading, and ease children's anxieties about beginning school.
A follow-up to Tomie dePaola’s Mother Goose Favorites, this collection of beloved nursery rhymes with Tomie dePaola’s whimsical art will delight readers young and old! Read about Old Mother Hubbard, Little Boy Blue, the Three Little Kittens, and many more. Selected from the hardcover Tomie dePaola’s Mother Goose, this collection of rhymes is now in a handy 8 x 8 paperback!
Every Flower Fairy loves to dance except for shy and quiet Wild Cherry. Wishing that she could dance like the bold Pansy Fairy, Rose works up the courage to ask her for lessons. But before she has the chance, human children enter the garden. Will Wild Cherry be brave enough to save the day or will the Flower Fairies be discovered?
These shaped board books in a small trim size are the perfect way to introduce young children to the wonderful world of Beatrix Potter. Complete with original illustrations and simplified text from each tale, children will delight in sharing the adventures of these four timeless characters.
As if a Bill Murray movie wasn't enough, the Groundhog Day tradition gets additional play in the controlled mayhem of this picture book. Geoffrey Groundhog awakens one February 2nd and applies his mother's teachings to predict when spring will arrive. Reported in the local newspaper, his forecast proves correct, and all the animals of Mooseflats County are duly impressed. The following year, pigs, deer, and rabbits surround Geoffrey's burrow-but so many TV lights flash in Geoffrey's eyes that he can't tell whether he has seen his shadow or not. The media madness mounts-and subsides only after Geoffrey calls on his mother for expert counsel. Koscielniak (Bear and Bunny Grow Tomatoes) tones down the frenzy of activity with a subdued palette of olive greens, browns and other wintry hues. At the same time he keeps the tone light, integrating into his narrative humorous newspaper headlines ("Was There a Shadow? Weather Picture Muddled") and lacing his antic ink-and-watercolor illustrations with satisfyingly silly
