Cowboys and Cowgirls Yippee-Yay! tells about the real life of the American West cowboys and ranchers. Terms, slang and lingo are defined. Learn about horses, cattle drives, rodeo, gear roundup and ranching. Gail Gibbons.

Rodney has a speech impediment. He uses his impediment to save his classmates from a bully. Helen Lester's Hooway For Wodney Wat teaches what may be considered a handicap, can be another H-word, handy.

Miss Mary Mack by Mary Ann Hoberman inspires kids in preschool through first grade to get up and get active. The sing-a-long rhyme is based on the traditional silly tale of Miss Mary Mack who befriends an elephant whose jumping cannot be contained.

The twelfth installment in A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket and illustrator, Brett Helquist is available.

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is is being made into a film. Disney Pictures will release it December 9, 2005. Join the Pevensie children: Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter. Visit and love Narnia with them.

Expand your child's vocabulary with Todd Parr's book, Big & Little. The adjectives, big & little, are important to a child's growth. Big & Little is a small book, but an important one.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is loved by millions over the world. Join the Pevensie siblings and enter the world of Narnia. Meet Aslan, the White Witch, Mr. Tumnus and many, many others.

T. J. is shy. He is moving and worried if the new kids will want to be his friends. Making New Friends by Jacqueline H. Blumenstock and David C. Pool. Brownie, the magic brown box, helps T. J. overcome his fears. Moving Day. Transition to a New Home. How to Help Children Readjust. Moving with Kids.

Donald & Lillian Stokes has compiled a listing of over 100 birds in their book, Beginner's Guide to Birds Eastern Region. Use the book to identify birds in the backyard or on birdwatching trips. The book is small enough to carry in a pocket.

Help Maisy, the mouse, undress for swimming in Lucy Cousin's Maisy Goes Swimming. Infants, toddlers and young elementary children learn colors and the names of clothing while helping Maisy.