The Fox Behind the Chatterbox a cautionary tale about internet safety - As Chickabella quietly watched her new farm family, she was unaware that a very unwelcome visitor quietly watched her. It was Tricky Vick, the slyest, sneakiest fox in all the woods, with a hungry appetite for farm-fresh eggs. Can a fox convince a chicken into believing he's a chicken too? Samantha James wants to chat on-line and make new friends all over the world. But her parent's won't allow it. Don't they trust her? Upset and confused, Sam turns to her grandmother for advice. Through the sneaky antics of Tricky Vick as the fox behind the Chatterbox, Sam and her younger brother Zach, soon discover how easy it is to be tricked by someone you can't see! Read The Fox Behind the Chatterbox and learn why it's important to never keep friendships a secret, give out personal information over the internet, or agree to meet an online stranger in person.

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Mrs. Chatterbox Otter asks Flatfoot Fox to find her missing son.

It's the debut book in Martingale's "Lunch-Hour" series! From apples, anchors, and alligators to zebras, zippers, and zinnias, you'll love creating your own embroidery art from A to Z. Learn 10 basic embroidery stitches in minutes; then choose from more than 75 cute motifs to embroider, plus the entire alphabet in both capital and lowercase letters. Mix and match motifs and letters to create one-of-a-kind embroidery art! Sneak in a few stitches during lunchtime, car time, game time--anytime. Embroider motifs onto bags, clothing, linens, and more, or follow the easy instructions inside to display your embroidery. Projects are perfectly portable, so anyone can steal a few seconds to stitch no matter where they go!

Max's baby sister, Daisy, is gorgeous! But when is she going to talk? 'Say moo,' says Mum. 'Say neigh,' says Dad. 'Say baa,' says Nana. 'Say quack,' Says Max. But Daisy just sticks her bottom in the air and says nothing, until one day . . .

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