Janet: 399 books

A Message to Parents, Teachers, and Healthcare ProfessionalsThe health of today’s children is in decline. If the current trend continues, one out of every three children born in this century will develop diabetes in his or her lifetime. In addition to that, other autoimmune diseases are becoming...

With the help of an apple and worm, children will enjoy learning their numbers and counting to ten. With beautiful colors that draw children to the pages, and rhyming verses to keep them interested, counting to ten doesn't have to be a boring task for children to learn. Pages filled with praise to acknowledge their achievement!

Poor Sally knows that there is a monster under her bed. Is she brave enough to crawld underneath and dsicover who it is? This is a great book for bedtime or to teach your child how to read. Fun and cute.

Mary is hiking through the woods. As she admires the blooming flowers, warm sunshine, and beauty surrounding her, she realizes that she has no idea where she is. Poor Mary is lost! Then, she hears an eerie howl.

Can a desert lion become the faithful companion of a man? Leo, a rather dreamy lion, meets Father Jerome and finds that he can. He can also be a hero. But people, even those who work as translators, can’t understand the language of lions. When Rebecca, the donkey, disappears, Leo is punished. How...

"Mr Percival the Pelican discovers a home "Where Kindness Only Matters". Follow the story of Mr Percival's rescue and rehabilitation from a devastating injury. Meet the Twinnies who provide medical care and a home for him and other injured birds like Peta, Bibbie, Albert, and Tiddles the Tawny Frogmouth. Be inspired by the work of the Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue Inc.

In the spirit of Edward Lear’s Owl and the Pussy Cat, King Brown is a humorous tale written in rhyming verse. Set in outback Australia it tells the story of a snake’s search for a suitable place to live. King Brown, a snake with issues of grandeur, inspects then dismisses the homes of his friends....

A grandmother whom is mean and cruel to one set of her family, learns almost too late the value of their love for her. She misses out on great moments with them.

"What's he doing? Why isn't he staying with the group? Where's he going?" Timmy started to get scared, his heart beating fast as he heard the whispering. "Don't let him go. Stop him!" Timmy hates Mondays. No more having fun with his best friend Vance riding bikes to the park.The...

"This is impossible," Tara said. "Oh, but it is quite possible. And now that you have woke me, do you mind telling me who you are, and why you have disturbed me?" Excitement soon turns to sadness when Tara is invited to go to the carnival with her friends Bridgette, Lilly,...

Alix loves everything about Halloween: the masks, the treats, the monsters, and the scares.  He creates a Halloween village, but this year, something goes wrong.  When he turns his village on, Alix becomes part of Spookyville.  He finds himself among the very creatures that he has admired. Will he have the strength to confront the creatures of Spookyville and find his way home?  

Paisley Preston, 27, a starving student, is sure to fulfill her lifelong dream: finish her PhD program and publish a children’s book. When an earthquake hits, she finds a hidden jeweled box and 1867 document worth half a million dollars. She enlists good friends to help unravel the 2 mysteries and...

Genevieve Rawlings awakens on the banks of the Mississippi River, cold, half drowned and with no recollection of how she came to be there or of who she is. Cooper Monroe rescues her and makes her part of his family while he tries to figure out who she is and where she came from. Then someone tries...

Winner of the Macavity Award for Best Short Story.  The way we communicate now – by e-mail, text messages, voice mail – all detached and at a distance, without the immediate feedback of a face-to-face conversation, or even the voice-to-voice exchange of a phone call.  But sometimes...