Are our Cat’s our pets or are we theirs? An age old question for cat owners. This cat thinks she knows the answer. A decodable reader for ages 7+ / Grade 3.

The animals find their water is becoming dirty and smelly and the fish are dying. What will they do? A cute beautifully illustrated story for young children with lots of fun sound effects. 

The Giant Steps Middle School and the Autism Hub created this very special cookbook ideal for children of all ages and abilities. Each recipe has a wonderful series of pictures for each of the steps, accompanied by simple captions. Enjoy the fun recipes as a family or even introduce them as a class in your school.

Jibraan discovers his gifts as well as other’s – emphasising we can’t all be good at everything! But it is important to try and keep trying. Then Jibraan discovers the greatest gift that we can all give and keep giving. 

The classic poem of Clement Clarke Moore is set to imaginative images, creating some differences and diversity to the tale. 

Roy is very annoying. He shoots things at the kids with his slingshot and blocks them from entering the slide and the swings. The kids tried being nice but it just didn’t work. Read on to find out how them get Roy to stop being annoying. Sample Page from Roy the Annoying   <Page 1-2 …

Alex doesn’t want to take his medicine, but it is really good for him. Will he take it in the end? Find out in this cute, beautifully illustrated story for young children. 

Greeny doesn’t want to nap she wants to be a tree. A cute story full of imagination. 

The second edition of the fun micropoems compilation from Gabriel Rosenstock. Contemplative and great study for primary, middle school, or high school. Sample Page from More Micropoems <pages 14-15 of 26> Download or read the full book by selecting one of the buttons below the post. Author: Gabriel Rosenstock See more here from Gabriel Rosenstock …

Ntwala takes the girls from the village of Lusese every Sunday to swim in the Zambezi river. This Sunday one of the girls becomes jealous of the swimming competition winner. Find out how Ntwala helps resolve the problem.