When you see the moon at night,You know it's time for bed.But there are just so many questionsThat can pop into your head!Does your little one get distracted at bedtime?Just one more glass of water, a different blanket, and of course, a VERY important question that can't possibly wait until morning...…Because bedtime is the best time to take on life's VERY important questions!Creative little minds will happily settle down and be ready to rest after exploring one of life's big questions with Book 1 of The VERY Important Question Series.What Is the Moon Made Of? is perfect for:• Easy bedtime reading• Bonding moments with both immediate family and extended relatives• Early readers• Readers who enjoy poetry• Gift-giving occasions like birthdays, baby showers, and holidaysYour child will:• Explore their imagination through engaging content• Gain confidence in their reading• Be exposed to subtle diversity and multiculturalism• Enjoy beautiful illustrations• Learn to appreciate and respect different opinions and ideas• Be inspired... and then, hopefully, tiredLooking for more VERY Important Questions?Collect all five books in this engaging series, with other kid-favorites including Why Is the Ocean Blue? and Where Does the Wind Go? available now from Little Peaces, an imprint of Peace of Prose Publishing.These poem-based stories explore different answers to their respective questions, with some answers whimsical, others rooted in folklore or science, and many of them inspired by real answers from real kids. By presenting inclusivity in a subtle, organic way, this series also strives to present young readers with generalized exposure to different cultural ideologies, fostering acceptance of diversity at an early age. The primary concept, however, is that by embracing the chaos of bedtime, and indulging busy little minds with creative poems and beautiful artwork, children will be able to rest calmer, easier, and more satisfied, allowing for the much-coveted smooth transition to sleep.What do YOU think the moon is made of?

Laugh along with your child with over 200 silly “Would You Rather?” questions for ages 5–8!Nothing’s better than laughing out loud with your child! And these silly “Would You Rather?” questions are designed to make you both giggle (and reveal how your child thinks!). Whether you’re choosing a taco filled with frog legs or lizard toes or wondering if sleeping in an amusement park or a toy store would be more fun, Would You Rather? Junior: Super Silly Edition! taps into the silliness that makes kids giggle.Kick around 200 entertaining “Would You Rather?” questions that will make your child laugh, think, and stay off screens.Engage your child’s imagination with funny, age-appropriate questions for the younger crowd.Help your child read with engaging questions in a large font designed for early readers.A great way to pass time at restaurants, on a car trip, or at a doctor’s office.Makes the perfect gift for birthdays and holidays for the children in your life.This first book in our new Would You Rather? Junior series—like all the books in the popularWould You Rather? companion series for older kids—is creative, hilarious fun for the whole family!

INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER · Step into Fern’s School for Wayward Fae—where students are part human and part magical. A girl with peculiar abilities discovers nothing is what it seems when sinister forces causes one of her classmates to go missing. Perfect for fans of Wednesday.A girl who knows how you die. Her banshee roommate who knows when it happens. And wishes that sometimes, maybe, come true. . . .Rosemary Thorpe has always been a bit different. She has the uncanny and unfortunate ability to foresee people’s deaths, which tends to land her in hot water. Well, not actual hot water—where it lands her is a place between worlds called Fern’s School for Wayward Fae, where Rosemary learns that her powers come from being part fae.At Fern's School, Rosemary meets others who are part fae—including Trym, her banshee roommate whose screams can kill, and Essie, a djinn who grants wishes. But just as Rosemary settles in, a student vanishes in thin air. And it’s up to all the kids to use their curious gifts to find their missing friend. . . .

FINALIST - THE WISHING SHELF BOOK AWARDS 2024 - CATEGORY 3, BOOKS FOR 9-12 YEAR OLDSWren is impulsive, curious, and always in trouble. Can her flaws become her greatest asset?Wren Sterling has a problem. She knows she's super smart and a good friend, but no matter how hard she tries, she can't shake her reputation as a troublemaker. It feels like the only people who believe in her are her three best friends in the Renegade Girls Tinkering Club. She’d hoped middle school would be different, but when her inability to control her temper causes an accident, even her beloved STEM Club is no longer a safe haven.She has to find a way to fix it. When her idea to start a business inventing and selling spy gadgets succeeds, it looks like she's finally done something right! But then the Club is accused of a crime. Can they use their own gadgets, and a little bit of trouble to solve the mystery? If they can find the real culprit, Wren may just discover she has a bright future after all. If they can’t, she could lose her best friends forever.“It’s The Babysitter's Club meets MacGyver!”Build your own SPY GADGETS! Instructions included in this charming story about friendship, middle school, and the Engineering Design Process for kids ages 10-12.

In this new bind-up, Judy Blume's two stories about three best friends will reach a new set of girls. Stephanie, Rachel and Alison know there will be plenty of family issues, broken hearts, and tough school assignments as they make their way through junior high. But with a good pair of friends, a girl can do anything.

Love outer space? Love going to school? Now imagine this... a SCHOOL in OUTER SPACE! Wouldn’t that be cool??Meet Zack—a 6-year-old kid from Earth—who is super excited (and a little nervous) about starting at his new school... which happens to be in outer space!His first week is filled with amazing experiences: cool alien classmates, floating desks, a cosmic playground, and a teacher unlike any he has had before. Zack learns to love his school, which quickly makes it his new favorite place in the universe!This fun, imaginative rhyming picture book is packed with enough “silliness” to entertain young readers as it reinforces the exciting aspects of attending school. This story is geared to kids ages 3-7. Perfect for boys, girls, preschool, per-K, Kindergarten, and Grades 1 or 2.Perfect for:A fun, read-aloud for families and school story timeEngaging and emergent readersParents and teachers seeking books that increase kids’ interest in schoolAny kids who love space and/or aliensFans of popular children’s books like Dragons Love Tacos, How to Catch a Dinosaur, The Day the Crayons Quit, and Goodbye Preschool, Hello Kindergarten.