When Bailey Daley shows up at a St. Louis diner soaking wet, wearing a prom dress, and leading three dogs in tow, the owner figures there's a story behind all this. But what a story it is! Bailey wants what every girl wants from her boyfriend: enthusiasm, loyalty, and unconditional love. And Bailey is always falling in love-with boys, and with their dogs. Each of her dogs came from a relationship that didn't quite work out. But don't worry: In this fun, clean romance, true love is never far away-it just waits until you stop looking for it.

My Boyfriends' Dogs

Children's Books

Mackall, Dandi Daley

Animals

Speak

Natalie has big five-year-old dreams for her future. So big, that her heart gets thumpy with excitement. Nat uses her very own words to tell about her hopes, struggles, and adventures. This makes the That’s Nat! series perfect for young readers just ready for chapter books. What Makes Natalie’s Day Wonderful? Natalie wants to do something no one else has done. But everything she tries goes wrong. There’s the egg wreck and the purple wallpaper mess. Through it all, Nat discovers something truly wonderful.

Natalie and the One-of-a-Kind Wonderful Day! (That's Nat!)

Literature & Fiction

Zonderkidz

Natalie has big five-year-old dreams for her future. So big, that her heart gets thumpy with excitement. Nat uses her very own words to tell about her hopes, struggles, and adventures. This makes the That’s Nat! series perfect for young readers just ready for chapter books. Is There Something Better than Being a Star? Natalie tries out for the lead part in the Sunday school play. But not-so-nice Sasha lands the part instead. Being the star is all Natalie can think about—until something more important catches her heart.

Natalie Really Very Much Wants to Be a Star (That's Nat!)

What Really Makes a Birthday Extra Special? Natalie’s birthday party is on Saturday, and she invites all her friends. But Not-So-Nice Sasha’s birthday party is on the same day. Sasha’s party has horsey rides and more games. Which party will her friends choose?

Natalie and the Downside-Up Birthday (That's Nat!)

Can Natalie Save Her Friendship with Laurie? Natalie accidentally spills Laurie’s secret. So Laurie chooses Not-So-Nice Sasha to be on her team instead of Natalie. Natalie and Laurie might stop being bestest friends—unless Nat can find a way to make things right.

Natalie and the Bestest Friend Race (That's Nat!)

'I thank God for Jesus and family galore, For seventeen Christmases---never a chore.' Christmas is full of adventure when the family decides to go on a holiday road trip. They start in California and travel to North Carolina and then to Colorado. And that's only the beginning! New sights and ways to celebrate the birth of Jesus abound. All this plus the special visits with family and friends turn the holidays into seventeen wonderful Christmases.

17 Christmases

A Lesson in Kindness
Jen can’t get a horse, so she’s excited when her neighbor Mrs. Gray gets an old retired horse and agrees to let Jen take care of him. But it seems that all of them need help becoming friends.
This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level J and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.

A Horse Named Bob: Level 2 (I Can Read! / A Horse Named Bob)

A Lesson in Being Grateful
When Jen’s best friend Dave gets a pony for his birthday Jen is jealous and finds things wrong with her own horse! Will she learn what it means to be grateful for what she has?
This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level I and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.

A Perfect Pony: Level 2 (I Can Read! / A Horse Named Bob)

A Lesson in Forgiveness When Bob goes missing, Mrs. Gray blames Jen, even though she’s done nothing wrong. Can Jen forgive Mrs. Gray?

Bob's Great Escape (I Can Read! / A Horse Named Bob)

A Lesson in Honesty
Jen makes two big mistakes. So when Bob gets hurt, Jen has to make things right by telling the truth and helping him.
This is a Level Two I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level J and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 3rd grade.

Double Trouble: Level 2 (I Can Read! / A Horse Named Bob)

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