Mimi Squirrel lives like a princess with her Mummy and Daddy in a beautiful forest. She never has to do anything on her own, because her parents and all her animal friends do every thing for her. Then one day, Mummy and Daddy decide she is big enough to try to do something on her own. Mimi is not very happy about this. But her life is about to change...

This is a special funbook edition of the story Mimi Finds Her Magic, prepared by the author who is also a teacher and a parent. Apart from the original story about Mimi, this funbook is also filled with worksheets, riddles, colouring pages, games and more. Have fun! Mimi Squirrel lives like a princess with her Mummy and Daddy in a beautiful forest. She never has to do anything on her own, because her parents and all her animal friends do everything for her. Then one day, Mummy and Daddy decide she is big enough to try to do something on her own. Mimi is not very happy about this. But her life is about to change...

The first amazing book in "The Magic Is Real" series is "Mimi The Mermaid".Mimi is a little girl who knows that magic is real. Embark on an amazing rhyming journey with her through the sea where her biggest fear catches up to her. Can Mimi make it back to her normal life or does the big bad "Uh Oh" have a sinister fate waiting for her in the deep?There's only one way to find out. Order your copy today!Listen to the animated audio book for free on themagicisreal Youtube channel, then decide if you'd like to own a copy for your personally library.Paperback, E-book and audio book available now!Written by Christopher Conrad TolenIllustrated by Michalina Raj

Mimi's smiley-face pendant is missing, and the fairies need to find it before Jack Frost does.

Friendship is magical -- just ask the Rainbow Magic Fairies! Best friends forever!Rachel and Kirsty know a thing or two about how to be a good friend. So do the Friendship Fairies. But there's one resident of Fairyland who definitely doesn't: Jack Frost!Mimi the Laughter Fairy's missing magic smiley-face pendant is no laughing matter! Can Rachel and Kirsty track it down before Jack Frost has everyone in tears?Find the special fairy object in each book and help save the friendship magic!

Friendship is magical -- just ask the Rainbow Magic Fairies! Best friends forever!Rachel and Kirsty know a thing or two about how to be a good friend. So do the Friendship Fairies. But there's one resident of Fairyland who definitely doesn't: Jack Frost!The icy villain has stolen Esther's magic heart brooch, and now friends everywhere are fighting. Rachel and Kirsty have to find it--fast!Find the special fairy object in each book and help save the friendship magic!

Introduce your child to the magic of reading, friendship, and inclusion with the children’s book Meeting Mimi: A Story About Different Abilities. Mimi is new at school, and everyone is excited to get to know her! Join Mimi’s classmates as they learn about her different abilities, appreciate diversity, and most of all―make a new friend. Fun Storybook Features: This children's book includes vocabulary, post-reading activities, and reading tips 24 pages with vibrant illustrations Lexile 340L About Rourke We proudly publish respectful and relevant non-fiction and fiction titles that represent our diverse readers, and are designed to support reading on a level that has no limits!

It's a dull, rainy spring day in Fairy Land. There's only one thing that will brighten things up - Mimi and her friends need to paint a rainbow. But the magic paintbrushes are missing! With a sprinkling of magic, maybe Catkin the fairy kitten will be able to help...The first title in a brand new series of fairies and friendship. With a removable pop-up fairy and animal in each book, plus gorgeous glittery covers, it's the perfect series to collect. You'll want them all!

Meet Mimi Malloy: A daughter of the Great Depression, Mimi was born into an Irish-Catholic brood of seven, and she has done her best to raise six beautiful daughters of her own. Now they're grown, and Mimi, a divorcée, is unexpectedly retired. But she takes solace in the comforts of her new life: her apartment in the heart of Quincy, the occasional True Blue cigarette, and evenings with Frank Sinatra on the stereo and a highball in her hand. Yet her phone is arguably the busiest in greater Boston—it rings "Day In, Day Out," as Ol' Blue Eyes would say. Her surviving sisters love to gab about their girlhood, while her eldest daughter, Cassandra, calls every morning to preach the gospel of assisted living. And when an MRI reveals that Mimi's brain is filled with black spots—areas of atrophy, her doctor says—it looks like she's destined to spend her days in "one of those storage facilities for unwanted antiques." Mimi knows her mind is (more or less) as sharp as ever, and she won't go down without a fight. Yet as she prepares to take her stand, she stumbles upon an old pendant of her mother's and, slowly, her memory starts to return—specifically, recollections of a shocking and painful childhood, including her sister who was sent away to Ireland and the wicked stepmother she swore to forget. Out of the ashes of Mimi's deeply troubled history, Julia MacDonnell gives us a redemptive story of the family bonds that break us and remake us. Mimi Malloy, At Last! is an unforgettable novel, alive with humor, unexpected romance, and the magic of hard-earned insight: a poignant reminder that it's never too late to fall in love and that one can always come of age a second time.

Who wouldn't want to be a pirate, at least for a day? George even has a good reason - he is in love, but poor, so he wants to find some treasure. From the very first day of his adventure, things go terribly wrong. He ends up on an deserted island and stumbled upon somebody quite unexpected. Will good George end up being a good man or a vicious pirate? Read to find out! The book contains the illustrated story, but also some fun follow-up activities, such as tongue twisters, riddles and more. There is a 'think' section at the end of each chapter to help teachers and parents engage the children in the story.