The epic house cat saga continues! One Snooty cat. Two adorable sidekicks. Three perfect-for-all-ages adventures. Whether Princess the Cat frolics in the City of Lights, uncovers lost treasure, or solves the mystery of the century, cat lovers of all ages adore her. Her antics and snootiness will make you laugh. She doesn’t really expect us humans to praise her as we should, but she does know that you and your children will love her hilarious adventures. When you buy this one-volume omnibus box set, you get these three adventures: Princess the Cat Liberates Paris (Book #4). Princess the Cat Strikes Gold (Book #5). Princess the Cat Cracks the Case (Book #6). Buy Princess the Cat: The Second Trilogy, Books 4-6 and get the second three chapter books in the series - all in one volume. You will instantly discover why fans of all ages love Princess the Cat.

Follow Ryan Lock as he hunts a serial rapist in Mexico (THE DEVIL’S BOUNTY), confronts a dark conspiracy in a remote college town (THE INNOCENT), goes after a cult snatching young women from the streets of Los Angeles (FIRE POINT), and in an exclusive free bonus novella (BUDAPEST/48), brokers a kidnap deal in Eastern Europe. ‘This series is ace. There are deservedly strong Lee Child comparisons as the author is also a Brit, his novels US-based, his character appealing, and his publisher the same’ ‒ Sarah Broadhurst, Bookseller ‘This is a writer, and a hero, to watch’ ‒ Geoffrey Wansell, The Daily Mail ‘Black’s style is supremely slick’ ‒ Jeremy Jehu, The Daily Telegraph ‘The pace of Lee Child, and the heart of Harlan Coben’ ‒ Joseph Finder, New York Times Bestseller (Paranoia, Buried Secrets) ‘The heir apparent to Lee Child’ ‒ Ken Bruen, internationally bestselling author of The Guards ‘Ryan Lock is a protagonist tough enough to take on the Jacks of this world (that’s Bauer and Reacher)’ ‒ Russel McLean ‘Black’s star just keeps on rising’ ‒ Evening Telegraph

Designed to aid adults—parents, teachers, librarians—in selecting from the best of recent children's literature, this guide provides 1,400 reviews of books published between 1979 and 1984. This volume carries on the tradition established by Zena Sutherland's two earlier collections covering the periods from 1966 to 1972 and 1973 to 1978. Her 1973 edition of The Best in Children's Books was cited by the American School Board Journal as one of the outstanding books of the year in education.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1882.

A chapter book with princesses and unicorns for girls ages 6-9! Come away to Wildflower Kingdom, a faraway fantasy land with princesses, unicorns, and even a dragon! Join eight-year-old Princess Olivia and six-year-old Princess Juniper, sisters who are always off to discover new adventures and important lessons. Juniper feels jealous when the queen says her older sister, Olivia, is big enough to ride the unicorns of Wildflower Kingdom all by herself. Juniper wants to ride by herself, too, and tries every trick she can think of to grow up fast. Can Juniper grow big and tall in just one afternoon? Or will she learn that she can still be a big help by being small? Find out in this fun fantasy princess story for kids ages 6-9. The Fairy Tale Chapter Book Series for Kids are an illustrated set of fantasy adventure books that can be read in any order. Recommended for: first, second, and third grade Recommended reading levels: Chapter books and beginning middle grade books Recommended age: six, seven, eight, and nine years old

Once upon a time I made a deal with the devil. It turns out I like playing in the dark. Over the years, I’ve become someone I’m proud of, someone dangerous. I’ll never be as dangerous as Malone, though. She’s one of the most feared leaders in Carver City, and her reputation is more than earned. Years ago, we had a single night together and she’s ignored me ever since. Imagine my surprise to discover she’s scheduled me for the final two weeks of my contract. Maybe I should be afraid. Everyone else fears Malone. Instead, all I feel is anticipation. It’s time to balance the scales, once and for all. The villains aren’t the only ones in Carver City a person should be wary of crossing. Sometimes the prettiest flower hides the deadliest poison…