Lighthearted and full of fun, this story allows children to relate to Nicholas and the ridiculous” things he does and shows parents how to learn to appreciate and enjoy the humor behind these happenings. After reprimanding him on his behavior at least 30 times a day, Nicholas’ mom finally comes to realize that he isn't being ridiculoushe’s just being a boy. A book talk section designed to help engage children in discussion, imagination, and perception is also included.
Winner of the Silver Medal in the Florida Publishers Association, Children's Picture Book category; Best Illustrator in the 2009 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards; Honorable Mention in the 2010 Eric Hoffer Awards; and the Silver Medal in the 2010 Independent Publisher Book Awards.

Nicholas, That's Ridiculous!: A Story About Being a Boy

Children's Books

Carpenter, Christa

Activities, Crafts & Games

Mark Wayne Adams, Inc.

With this lighthearted story, children will relate to Jilli and the silly things she does, while parents will appreciate the humor behind these happenings. Jillian Wallaby is always doing silly things and her mom is always letting her know, exclaiming “Jilli, that’s silly!” at the silly things her daughter does. Finally, her mom realizes that she isn’t being silly after all—she’s just being a girl. Also featured is a book talk to engage children in discussion, imagination, and perception.

Jilli, That's Silly!: A Story About Being a Girl

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

The parts of speech come magically alive as they participate in a colorful New York City Parade! Each presents and defines itself as it marches down the street and through a child's imagination.We invite all young readers to join the fun and educational Parts of Speech Parade, beautifully envisioned and illustrated by award-winning artist Mark Wayne Adams. Let the NOUN, VERB, ADJECTIVE, PREPOSITION, CONJUNCTION, and INTERJECTION become your child's lifelong companions on their exploration through the enchanted world of books.

Parts of Speech Parade: New York City

Dolinskiy, Irina Gonikberg

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Frozen Floppies

Hope, John

Little Miss Grubby Toes tries to be a good girl, but when she doesn't obey her parents, she gets herself into trouble! One day, her mother warns her to keep her shoes on outside, because the bees are out collecting nectar. But Little Miss Grubby Toes loves to run around barefoot! She starts playing and ignores her mother's warning. What do YOU think will happen?

Little Miss Grubby Toes Steps on a Bee! (Little Miss Grubby Toes, 1)

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