Megan Atwood

Ella loves to practice designs for the bakery she'll someday own. She's also one of the few people not to try the cookies and cakes made by a mysterious new baker. Soon, the people who ate the baker's treats start acting oddly, and Ella wonders if the cookies are to blame. Can her baking skills help save her best friend...and herself?

"Young readers will find keys to their personalities and how to work on their problems with this introduction to the tarot. Fits STEAM curriculum needs as well as being a high-interest topic"--

Pen pals Molly and Olive are both having relationship problems in their third grade classes--Molly is struggling with Jenna, a new girl, who seems to think that name calling is a way to fit in, and Olive has joined a gymnastics team which is putting a strain on her friendship with Emma, whom she has know for years.

After a string of incredibly good luck, Molly decides that she has developed magical powers--but when she finds out that her pen pal Olive has had an equally surprising run of minor disasters Molly starts to wonder if her magical good luck is somehow responsible for her friend's problems.

Teaches readers how to twist several easy balloon animals and shapes, including a dog, a fish, and a monkey with a banana. Have you ever wanted to learn how to face paint? Or how to put on a magic show? It's easier than you think! Each book in the Make Your Own Fun series features several fun and easy activities with step-by-step illustrated guides on how to do each activity. Get ready to make your own fun!

Young readers will find keys to their personalities and how to work on their problems with this introduction to astrology. Fits STEAM curriculum needs as well as being a high-interest topic.

"Follow along as Henry learns to skip count the animals and plants around him. . . Illustrations and carefully leveled text will engage young readers in a supportive educational fiction reading experience about a key math concept"--Provided by publisher.

A litter of four kittens that are about to be adopted demonstrates basic fractions and provides facts about cats.

Two groups of ten piglets getting to know each other demonstrate the numbers between eleven and twenty.

A group of monarch butterflies that is getting ready to migrate demonstrates how to count by tens and provides facts about monarch butterflies.