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From the basics of traditional needlepoint to the skills of free-form embroidery, this book encourages kids to unplug from technology and plug into a calming, creative outlet instead.

Telling a story about pigeons should be simple. But what's a narrator to do when the number of feathered friends is constantly changing? Can our intrepid storyteller use math facts to keep up with the unstable quantities...or is this pigeon-centric tale doomed?

"'I know what I saw, and I am going to figure out a way to prove it.' Hide and Seek is the story of a boy named Wyatt, his dog, and their hunt to prove the existence of a giant whitetail buck. The stakes are much higher than finding the big buck, though. Getting his father to believe may be Wyatt's only chance to rekindle his dad's lost love for hunting. The second book in The Hunt Club Kids Series, Hide and Seek, is another wholesome, family-friendly,...

A workbook that examines mathematics on a middle school level. Organized by key concepts, the text includes mnemonic devices, definitions, timelines and doodles to help the subject stick in your brain, so you can ace your class.--

"I knew the big buck standing in front of me was further away than my dad would have liked. And because I had already messed up twice, I begged him to take the shot. But Dad refused. He said I'd have to do it. 'This is your buck,' he whispered. This was it. It was now or never. And it was up to me. Birthday Buck is a wholesome, heartwarming story about a boy named Jet and his journey toward his first deer--a journey that teaches him many timeless...

"The story of businessman Pedro Flores, inventor of the yo-yo"--

Five excited little monkeys are going trick-or-treating with their babysitter, Lulu, and decide to try "the best Halloween trick ever!" Will Lulu be fooled? Or will those five little rascals get tricked by their own monkey business? --back cover

"As the Arithmechicks slide down the slide, swing on the swings, and play hide-and-seek, they don't realize that a lonely mouse is copying them, longing to join in. However, when their basketball becomes stuck, the chicks discover that a two-inch-tall new friend is exactly what they need. In this heartwarming story, there are many ways to add up ten cheerful chicks--but a new friend is what makes them cheer. The book includes a helpful glossary that...

Meet Hopper Jones, a garbage truck whose job it is to keep cities, towns, and neighborhoods clean by collecting the stuff people throw away.

Presley is unwillingly sent to a two week camp, but ends up making friends with twins Mia and Ann. The girls make memories fishing for Big Lou, a 100 pound catfish.