Carole: 1782 books

Herman is a likeable mouse who enjoys living the high life. He has a nice family, a wife, a son, twins and his grandfather. They live in the woodpile next to the cook shack. The four stories in the Herman Chronicles lead us through the adventures of Herman and his family. In the first book they invade...

This historical charmer about a real shrimp trawler docked at the last working oystering operation on the east coast is a fun read that touches on old traditions and follows our main character as he explores one of Bluffton, South Carolina's most unique landmarks! When Evan visits Palmetto Bluff and...

Learn the ABCs in a new way! What are ABCers? They’re Book readers and Friend greeters, Lap sitters and Race runners. When these friends go to the park to play, they sing and giggle, jump and tiptoe all the way from A to Z. Children will love following them throughout their very active day,...

Celebrate Halloween with this fun and festive counting book, perfect for fans of Room on the Broom! Young readers will want to fly the night sky with the ten little witches in this bright and adventurous Halloween story. Whether zooming past rattling skeletons, buzzing by pie-stealing mummies,...

*I jump into bed - thump, thump bumpety bump. I am all tucked in when from down the hallway I hear creak, creak, crinch! And I wonder, who's there?* What child hasn't wondered the very same thing when the night makes everything sound creakier and squeakier? As a little bunny tries...

The Hickey kids are all jazzed about Halloween! They’ve been to the attic and found costumes and masks and pumpkins or buckets to hold candy. Like all the other kids in their neighborhood, they head out to Trick-or-Treat. They are first out, and last to return. That’s because they LOVE Halloween...

This exciting pioneering story, based on actual events, introduces readers to a fascinating chapter in American history, when FDR set up a New Deal colony in Alaska to give loans and land to families struggling during the Great Depression. Terpsichore can’t wait to follow in Laura Ingalls...

Amanda decides Archie cat needs some exercise. She sends all her cats to the gym. Stimpy and Pugsley cat have quite a time trying to get Archie to walk around the track. Archie keeps wandering off. Hes favorite place is the juice bar. Stimpy and Pugsley wonder if their efforts to get Archie slim and trim will ever work.

Daisy Cat finds an old hairdryer and decides she will beautify the neighborhood by fluffing everyones fur. The cats try and stop Daisy, when they find out the dryer doesnt work properly. Unfortunately for Daisy cat her mission to beautify the neighborhood doesnt quite work out the way she thought it would.

Did you know that stingrays are cousins of sharks? This Step 3 Step into Reading Science Reader is full of exciting photographs, illustrations, and facts about these magnificent sea creatures. Follow a stingray as she chomps her prey, escapes a hungry hammerhead shark, and gives birth to her stingray...

The story is generic enough so that ANY pet owner or family will adore this tale! The story is told a bit deadpan to set up for the hilarious dog photos (named dogs with super-great expressions) to butt-in and in dialogue balloons say things like, “YOU DIDN’T PICK ME?!” and "I LOVE this story!"...

Captain No Beard and his pirate ship The Flying Dragon set sail for a voyage of the imagination with his fearless crew of four: First Mate Hallie, Mongo the Monkey, Linus the loudmouthed lion, and Fribbit the floppy frog. Normally a young boy named Alexander, his cousin Hallie, and three stuffed animals,...

Archie cat has a lot of trouble finding the right costume for Halloween. With the help of Amanda he finds just the right one. See how Stimpy, Pugsley, and Daisy cat react when they see what Archie has finally chosen as the perfect costume.

Take a walk through Harlem's Sugar Hill and meet all the amazing people who made this neighborhood legendary. With upbeat rhyming, read-aloud text, Sugar Hill celebrates the Harlem neighborhood that successful African Americans first called home during the 1920s. Children raised in Sugar Hill not...