On the run from the Royal Guard, Donavah is brutally attacked by a surprising foe. Stripped of her voice, the use of her hands, and her maejic, the young mage is utterly helpless until rescued by a mysterious young man. Can Donovah break free from the terrible spell before the entire mage community is deceived by the traitor in their midst?

The captivating sequel of AutumnQuest. Donavah is learning to control her vast maejic powers. When she is brutally attacked and stripped of her voice, the use of her hands, and her maejic, Donavah is perhaps the only hope against the evil forces scheduled to dispose of the mages and overthrow the king.

Retells the story of the pilgrims long journey to America and the first Thanksgiving with Native Americans. Original edition revised with all new illustrations. Includes reading activities and a word list.

In this treasure of a tale (School Library Journal), Peregrin the pirate is off to another party, leaving his aunt and parrot at home. Bored to tears, they decide to throw their own horrendous hullabaloo Soon the whole neighborhood is dancing and feasting on rumblebumpkins. American Bookseller Pick of the Lists. Full color.

The fun and fantasy continue with bestselling and award-winning author M. T. Anderson.You haven't seen strange until you've seen what Brian and Gregory are up against.... Something incredibly strange is happening. It's not The Game of Sunken Places-Brian and Gregory have been through that before. But still...strange creatures have begun to chase after them. And Gregory's adventurous cousin Prudence has disappeared. When Brian and Gregory go to the Vermont woods to track down Prudence, they find many things are...off. People are not where they're supposed to be. Time has stopped working properly.

What happens when a science geek and magic collide?Be careful what you wish for. Really. Because wishes are bad. Very bad. They can get you trapped in fantasy worlds full of killer bunny rabbits, evil aunts, and bothersome bacteria, for example. Or at least that's Ralph's experience. He's been asked to spend the summer with his strange British relatives at their old manor house in order to set up their Wi-Fi network. But there's much more to it than that, of course. It's just that nobody told Ralph. He's a gamer, sure. But this game is much stranger--and funnier--than anything to be found on his xbox. He is a geek. This is his story.

My First Little House Book.

Curious George loves a good windy day. There are many things he can practice flying—like a kite. Now if only he doesn’t get too carried away! This early reader explores the concepts of flight and experimentation.