Kids of all ages love Joe Mohr's hilarious poetry! His whimsical illustrations and silly poems are full of imaginative word play and surprise endings. Parents appreciate the way Joe sneaks important messages into this colorful and quirky collection of poems. As singer/songwriter, Brett Dennen shares, From a generation of parents who grew up on Seuss and Silverstein, here comes another timeless children's book with modern relevance. Mohr inspires our kids to be imaginative, caring, and self-respecting good people. He does this with poignant poetry and unique illustrations sure to spark conversations with your child on many themes. This book will surely be the first of many for Mohr and his own brand of humorous and insightful storytelling. ROBOT+BIKE=KITTEN includes 34 of JoeM's poems about sister-eating gorillas, boy-eating sharks, owl-eating monsters, vowel-stealing children, nose-picking poets and much, much, more!

Robot + Bike = Kitten: 34 of JoeM's Poems

Children's Books

Mohr, Joe

Literature & Fiction

Treehouse Publishing Group

Alexander Armitage doesn't fit in at Eton College. Not only is he an American, his father, a new teacher at the college, is obsessed with ancient languages and the dusty old books he makes Alexander spend his time studying instead of trying to make friends. When his father is kidnapped, Alexander gladly leaves school behind and finds himself partnered with a baron's daughter, her little bronze dragon, and an eclectic crew of Sky Raiders in a quest to find him. When their search leads them to Malta, they discover a secret society intent on unleashing the ancient Iron Horsemen and usurping the reins of power in London. 
In a steam-powered Victorian world where pirates prowl the sky and secret societies determine the future like a game of chess, Alexander must confront the harsh legacy of the divided country he left behind, a new aristocratic world that rejects him, and the overwhelming pressure of being offered to become a Horseman himself.

Iron Horsemen (1) (The Iron Chronicles)

Cook, Brad R.

When a series of murders are blamed on a Zulu delegation visiting Eton College, Alexander Armitage and his friends chase the real assassin from the cobbled streets of London to the great deserts and savannahs of Africa. Alexander Armitage is back in the thrilling sequel to IRON HORSEMEN. It’s been almost a year since he saved London, and life has returned to the structured days at Eton College, a place he still doesn’t fit in. When a series of murders strike campus, they are blamed on the visiting Zulu delegation. But Alexander has doubts. In his search for the truth, he finds himself embroiled with the baron’s daughter’s dark past as they are captured and taken by armored Milli-train to the hidden city of the sky pirates. The chase is on, from the cobbled streets of London, to the great deserts and savannahs of Africa. In a steam-powered Victorian world where pirates prowl the sky and secret societies determine the future like a game of chess, Alexander learns the difference between what is savage and what is noble, while discovering the power within himself.

Iron Zulu: Book Two Of The Iron Chronicles (2)

Teen & Young Adult

Painting For Peace in Ferguson

Nationally Recognized Award-Winning Children's Book<ul>
<li>2016 Teachers' Choices Reading List </li>
<li>Independent Publisher "Outstanding Book of the Year" IPPY Award</li>
<li>2015 Missouri Selection for Library of Congress National Book Festival</li>
</ul>100% of the profits from book sales are being reinvested in the Ferguson community. "The true story of the hundreds of artists and citizens who came together in the face of violence and darkness to create beautiful images of hope and peace." -Huffington Post After months of tension something appeared on the streets of Ferguson that hadn't been seen for a long time ... HOPE. Through poetry and art, award winning PAINTING FOR PEACE IN FERGUSON tells the true story of hundreds of artists and volunteers who turned boarded up windows into works of art with messages of hope, healing and unity in the aftermath of the Ferguson, MO riots. Written in verse, the book focuses on the way the community came together to begin the healing process through the Paint for Peace effort. Using illustration and photographs of the art and the artists --black and white, young and old--the book is a tool for beginning the conversation with children about how we all have something to contribute to healing our communities. As the last line in the book says, "The work is not finished, there's much more to be done. But this art shows the spirit of a new Ferguson."

Klein, Carol Swartout

Arts, Music & Photography

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Perfect for all ages, Painting for Peace: A Coloring Book is designed for adults and children to color together. The coloring book lets you join the hundreds of artists who transformed a community - giving your creative interpretation of their work with markers, colored pencils, gel pens, or watercolors. Continuing on the themes of the first book, Painting for Peace in Ferguson, the book continues the conversation about hope, unity, peace, and love with inspirational quotes by leaders such as Martin Luther King, Jr. The ready-to-color line drawing designs are based on the works of art created in Ferguson, MO in 2015, and include messages of peace, love, and community. Some unique features of this coloring book include: 
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<li>A range of designs from simple to elaborate 
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<li>Designed so that adults and children can color together or for the individual who wants variety in one book 
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<li>Lay flat binding making the book easy to use for lefties or righties 
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<li>Uses high-quality paper and only one design per page so colors won't bleed through</li>
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 Now parents and grandparents can doodle, color, and get creative with their little ones, making their own images based on the murals that inspired Painting for Peace in Ferguson. More than a dozen of the original art pieces as well as some new designs are featured with both simple and elaborate elements making it appropriate for all ages. A wonderful companion piece to the award-winning children's picture book Painting for Peace in Ferguson that has been acclaimed by reviewers, teachers, parents, and kids alike. Our Mission Continues100% of the profits from Painting for Peace will be donated to youth, education and small businesses in Ferguson, Missouri and the surrounding communities

Painting for Peace - A Coloring Book For All Ages

Arts & Photography

Drawing

Alexander Armitage is back in the thrilling conclusion to The Iron Chronicles. Refusing to return to Eton College, Alexander joins the Sky Raiders as a crewman on the aero-dirigible, Sparrowhawk. With Genevieve, the baron’s daughter, captured by the vile Colonel Hendrix, Alexander races to the top of the world, and discovers the terrifying machines created by the Knights of the Golden Circle to enslave the world. Betrayed by his allies, and aided by a mysterious woman and her clockwork owl, the race is on from the snow-covered peaks of the Himalayas, to the shining capital of the New World. In a steam-powered Victorian world where pirates prowl the sky and secret societies determine the future like a game of chess, Alexander learns that it is not gender, race, or age that determines a warriors worth as he is forced to choose between becoming a knight, or one of the Four Iron Horsemen.

Iron Lotus (3) (Iron Chronicles)

United States

Rose Madsen will do anything to keep from being married off to one of the men in her Fundamentalist Mormon (FLDS) community, even endure the continued beatings and abuse of her mother. But when her mentally handicapped baby sister is forced to strangle the bird she loves at the behest of the Prophet, Rose frees the bird and runs away. Adan Reyes will do anything to escape the abusive foster care system in Phoenix, even leaving his good friends and successful high school athletic career behind him. Ill-prepared for surviving the desert, Adan hits the road only to suffer heat stroke. Found by a local handyman, he catches a glimpse of a mysterious girl--Rose--running through town, and follows her into the mountains where they are both tracked and discovered by the men of the FLDS community.
With their fates now intertwined, can Rose and Adan escape the systems locking them into lives of abuse? Will Rose be forced to marry the Prophet, a man her father's age, and be one of dozens of wives, perpetually pregnant, with no hope for an education? Will Adan be returned to the foster home where bullying and cruelty are common? Is everyone they meet determined to keep them right where they belong or are some adults worthy of their trust?

The Scent of Rain

Montgomery, Anne

The Secret of the Santa Box by Christopher Fenoglio, with illustrations by Elena Makansi, is a delightful poem written in the same lyrical style as ’Twas the Night Before Christmas. The book helps parents tell their children the truth about Santa in a positive, loving way. It is ideal for families who have outgrown the “Elf on a Shelf” and are ready to move forward to the true meaning of Christmas.

The Secret of the Santa Box

Fenoglio, Christopher

Once Upon a Quarantine

Behm, M.C.

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Robot + Bike = Kitten: 34 of JoeM's Poems

Iron Horsemen (1) (The Iron Chronicles)

Iron Zulu: Book Two Of The Iron Chronicles (2)

Painting For Peace in Ferguson

Painting For Peace in Ferguson

Painting for Peace - A Coloring Book For All Ages

Iron Lotus (3) (Iron Chronicles)

The Scent of Rain

The Secret of the Santa Box

Once Upon a Quarantine