Storytime Magic(r): BULLY BUBBLES - (Age 7-9)WOW! YEA! For our party we are having cheese-pepperoni-mustard-mayonnaise-ant-cockroach-squishy-caterpillar-pickle pizza! The classroom bully is trying to ruin the end-of-the-year party. How can Iggy stop the bullying so his class can have Mr. Deeojee's (d.o.g.'s) invisible party?

Storytime Magic(r): BULLY BUBBLES - (Age 7-9)WOW! YEA! For our party we are having cheese-pepperoni-mustard-mayonnaise-ant-cockroach-squishy-caterpillar-pickle pizza! The classroom bully is trying to ruin the end-of-the-year party. How can Iggy stop the bullying so his class can have Mr. Deeojee's (d.o.g.'s) invisible party?

Storytime Magic(r): BAD HAIR DAY - (Age 7-9)"WHA-A-A-A-A-T?" Yetta's colorful-hair beads popped off in every direction: ding, zing, tink, doink, splat, OUCH - poofing up her hair like red-orange-green-blue fireworks. Yetta has no chance to be a TV star, and get a flying bicycle, if she keeps having a bad hair day.

Storytime Magic(r): BAMBOOZLED - (Age 7-9)"Kaw-kaaaaaw, eek-eeeeeek!" The sounds of the jungle were constant: "Urp-urrrrrrrp, zzzzzzzzzzz, ruff-ruff-ruff-ruff, quack-quack!" After hours of those awful noises, Freddy decided to go out into the jungle and shush the tiny-blue-floppy-eared creatures. That was his first big mistake . . .

STORYTIME MAGIC(r) - (Age 7-9)Ahhhhhhhhhhh! Freddy is really panicking now. Stuck alone in his locked classroom during a solar eclipse; will magical creatures free him: ghosts, Frankenstein, witches, recess, wizards, pizza? Abracadabra, alacazam, hocus pocus, presto chango, shazam?

This is a classic story of Sharon and her magic bubble wand, a gift from mum. Mum knows Sharon loves making bubbles and in this book, the bubble wand takes Sharon on animaginative adventure, every time she blows a new one. This picture book is perfect for reading aloud, time and again.

Thoughts can be difficult to navigate at any age. Offering loving guidance to children as they sort through thoughts empowers them to choose well in what they say and do. Bax and His Bubbles, an inspirational resource for educators and families, introduces children to a simple method for choosing which thoughts to keep and which to release. This delightfully illustrated story fosters healthy thinking habits, as children enjoy reading it together with grown-ups time and time again.

This quirky tale teaches young readers the difference between nice teasing and mean teasing. Laughing at someone (mean teasing) has a hurtful bite, but laughing with someone (nice teasing) is alright when it's not done out of spite.

Storytime Magic(r): BAD HAIR DAY - (Age 7-9)"WHA-A-A-A-A-T?" Yetta's colorful-hair beads popped off in every direction: ding, zing, tink, doink, splat, OUCH - poofing up her hair like red-orange-green-blue fireworks. Yetta has no chance to be a TV star, and get a flying bicycle, if she keeps having a bad hair day.

Storytime Magic(r): GAGAGOOGOO - (Age 7-9)Freddy was so upset, that he jumped up and down - stood on his head while playing his guitar and kazoo - and made animal sounds: "Cockle-doodle-doo, moooooo, awooooo!" Somehow his ga-ga-googoo-ing, peek-a-boo-ing, koo-chee-koo-chee-koo-ing, burbling baby brother has to save the day?