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Oliver Moon thinks his luck is in when he wins the Magic School raffle, until he's presented with his prize - a hideous painting of an ugly monster. But could there be more to the picture than meets the eye?
When junior wizard Oliver Moon is nominated for the Young Wizard of the Year award, he learns that he will be competing against the best student in his school and that the judges will be visiting his embarrassing family.
Oliver Moon feels super lucky when he wins the magic school raffle, but when his prize turns out to be a hideous painting of an ugly monster, he is greatly disappointed.
Oliver Moon is excited about the Festival of Magic parade, until he's give the job of garbage collector! He decides to liven things up with the help of his new pet dragon, but then disaster strikes...
In the city where they lived, homeless people were invisible to Chelsea and Leo Wellington, until they met Agnes. Agnes had been a teacher and, like Chelsea and Leo, she loved to study bugs. However, then she got sick. She lost her job, her home, and her dreams. Agnes helps Chelsea and Leo solve a problem. Can they find a way to help her?
In This Fluent Reader, Children Have More Fun Without The TV After They Get In Trouble For Fighting. Teaching Focus, Words To Know Before You Read, Comprehension And Extension Activities. Inside Front And Back Cover Parent And Teacher Support.
Sidney, Stella and the Moon. Twins Sidney and Stella love doing everything together, everything except sharing. When a quarrell over a bouncy ball spells moon-sized disaster, the twins must face their biggest ever challenge - working together to find a new moon
We know, from Bram Stoker¿s great book, of Count Dracula¿s adventures in the 1890s as one of the `undead¿. But how did he come to be `undead¿? Using intense historical research and a good deal of speculation, The Dracula Papers, Book I: The Scholar¿s Tale is the first in a series of four books which attempt to answer that question.
The Rare, Tiny Flower illustrates a deeply touching and thoughtful poem by Kitty O’Meara that, in the form of a parable, celebrates difference, tolerance, and unity. Written by O’Meara in Fall 2020, The Rare, Tiny Flower is in many ways thematically similar to And the People Stayed Home in that it is a commentary on difficult current situations in our world and offers hope for resolution and growth. The poem features a mysterious flower that looks different to each viewer, which leads to strife as everyone insists that their vision is “right.” Leaders and even a botanist are unable to agree on the nature of the flower—it takes a young girl to point out that the flower is, in fact, quite multidimensional. Remarkably, she has the ability to be heard by the squabbling masses, who then see beyond their fighting and commit to connecting with one another. O’Meara’s thoughtful poem includes people realizing and voicing this important lesson: One day, a very special flower blooms in a forest. A special and unusual flower! No one can agree on what color it is. That’s because it looks different to different people. And that’s when the fighting starts… It takes a young girl to point out the truth. But will the people listen?
Hooray! Magic School has finished for the Halloween holidays-and even better, Oliver has been chosen to look after the class pet. But with Oliver's naughty baby sister lending a hand, it soon turns into a nipperbat nightmare!
