This funny poetry is designed to tickle the funny bone and make the reader think about the possibilities that are right at the end of their own noses to compose poetry about.

Chocolate Covered Frog Legs

Children's Books

Justin Matott

Literature & Fiction

Skoob Books

My Garden Visits

This is the rare, originally self-published edition of the beloved inspirational My Garden Visits. All books will be signed by the author, making this edition one you will treasure for gifts and for yourself in your personal library. 
Of all human creations a garden comes nearest to heaven. In Justin Matott's garden, sweet peas, larkspur, peppermint, peas, corn, tomatoes, and a hundred other sweetly scented and delicious things bloom and ripen daily miracles of earth's bounty. 
One day in that garden a very special miracle occurred. Justin felt the loving presence of his mother, who had left this earth five years before. Why had she come? What could her invisible yet palpable presence mean? As he sowed, weeded, and harvested, he listened to his visitor's silent communications and felt the movement of change and growth within himself. In the forget-me-not, he was reminded of the precious uniqueness of his mother and every other part of creation. Along with crocuses and daffodils, memories of childhoo

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Clove Publications

Ol' Lady Grizelda is a delightful picture book meant for children of all ages. It is the story (told in rhyme and verse) of that certain peculiar person that each of us had on our block. The one that all of the children speculated upon, that their house was haunted or that they were awful. One day a special young boy tiptoes down to Grizelda's house to see for himself what of the rumors are true. In doing so a wonderful relationship is born between them and the reader learns to draw one's own conclusions rather than listening to the general gossip about people.

Ol' Lady Grizelda

When Did I Meet You Grandma? is a wonderful celebration of the relationship between a grandma and her grandchildren. Wonderfully illustrated by Lauren McAdam, this wonderful rhyming book will warm the heart of a grandparent AND a grandchild! With a special page to add the readers own memories and experiences as a grandchild and or a grandparent.

When Did I Meet You Grandma?

Skoob Book

Rhyming tale of a primary school student whose concern about germs leads him to create a potion that not only cures every disease on earth, it grows a little hair, as well.

Drinking Fountain Joe

Clove Pubns

When Did I Meet You Grandpa? is a wonderful celebration of the relationship between a grandpa and his grandchildren. Beautifully illustrated by Lauren McAdam, this wonderful rhyming book will warm the heart of a grandparent AND a grandchild! With a special page to add the readers own memories and experiences as a grandchild and or a grandparent.

When Did I Meet You Grandpa?

Could Oliver Kringle, the new bus driver for Pine Elementary, actually be Santa Claus aka Kris Kringle?Penelope Jingle Bell has an assignment to write an original Christmas Story. She interviews Oliver, discovering Kris Kringle has not just one brother, but four, all of whom drive school buses around the world collecting information for him and each with a special mission on Christmas Eve.

Oliver Kringle

Gabriel Peters, a misfit fourth grader with an eye patch, a bad leg, and hair that looks like he stapled a ferret to his head, is the subject of this work of "faction." Partly true because many of the ideas and isntances reflect some of the author's own boyhood experiences. Over the summer, after a horrendous school ear of dealing with a mean bully on the playground or the one in his own bedroom, stealing all of his older brother's underwear in a prank that backfires, running from the infamous Mean Mrs. Rickles, searching for the "dead dog in the lake", fishing, camping and other adventures, Gabriel Peters will grow up just a bit. A great read aloud book for the classroom or at home. If you don't believe it... Go Ask Mom...

The Tails Tales of Mr. Murphy

Action & Adventure

This is a delightful board book. Benjamin Bailey Goes to the Zoo! is the first in a planned series where Benjamin Bailey will take his reader to new places to experience vibrant colors and sights! This book explores the five senses for the very young reader. Suzanne Staud is an accomplished designer and artist and has added a wonderful vision to this, her first published book! Enjoy Benjamin Bailey's travels!

Benjamin Bailey Goes to the Zoo!

Animals

In this wonderfully illustrated "chapter book" readers young and older will enjoy the adventures of Gabriel Peters. We meet him at the end of his fourth grade year, when he confronts his toughest bullies, Ronnie, on the playground and Carl, his brother, in their shared bunkbeds. Soon the underdog will take control and win over the bullies as well as your heart. This book should be read aloud in classrooms and at bedtimes. Mr. Matott has been sharing stories from this book prior to publishing in auditoriums across the country to delighted response. Stay tuned, there is so much more to come from Gabriel Peters! Gabriel Peters, a misfit fourth grader with an eye patch, a bad leg, and hair that looks like he stapled a ferret to his head, is the subject of this work of "faction." Partly true because many of the ideas and instances reflect some of the author's own boyhood experiences. Over the summer, after a horrendous school year of dealing with a mean bully on the playground or the one in his own bedroom, stealing all of his older brother's underwear in a prank that backfires, running from the infamous Mean Mrs. Rickles, searching for the "dead dog in the lake", fishing, camping and other adventures, Gabriel Peters will grow up just a bit. A great read aloud book for the classroom or at home. If you don't believe it... Go Ask Mom...

GO ASK MOM - Stories From The Upper Bunk

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