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Emily and Jake travel to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina and find Orville and Wilbur Wright living outside of town. The Wright Brothers are trying to invent the airplane, but have had many failures. They are thinking of giving up. The kids got them to agree to keep working until they had an airplane...

Jake and Emily are fourth graders at Lincoln Elementary. On a visit to the city library, they discovered a time machine in a hidden closet. This is their fifth adventure, traveling to the late 1800s to visit Alexander Graham Bell. The kids meet him and find that he is very discouraged and...

The Time Travel Kids have a 'Bring a Professional to School Day,' and they decide to bring someone from the past to the present. They brought Lionel, a professional dancer, to the present. He was the only dancer in the group. But when the performance begins, so does the chaos, ending with the...

This time, Emily and Jake travel to the 1850s and meet Harriet Tubman. Ms. Tubman was on her way North with slaves she had freed.. It was a dangerous trip. They could not be discovered and she told Emily and Jake they must go with them. The kids were afraid they may hae to walk go all the way to...

This time, the Time Travel Kids visit Henry Ford, the carmaker. The kids were surprised to learn that Mr. Ford's friend, Thomas Edison had already told him all about them. Mr. Ford was anxious and ready to take a trip to the present. He wants to study front wheel drive and take a ride in a new car. Sounds simple enough, but things don't always go as planned. Read the book and join the fun.

The Time Travel Kids, Jake and Emily, are at it again. This time, they land in the Big Apple in 1933. They see Babe Ruth, Jake's idol, walking out of Big Apple Stadium. They convince him to travel with them back to the present. He said he wanted to watch a Big Apple game and bat against a major league pitcher. The kids tell him they'll be able to see a game, but he won't be able to bat. Babe has other ideas. Join Babe and the kids and watch an exciting Big Apple game!

For fans of heartfelt family stories, Madalyn A-Lee and Minnie is a tender and emotional children’s book about friendship, love, and learning to say goodbye. Madalyn and Minnie share everything together—first steps, birthdays, school days, and quiet moments at home. Minnie, a loyal little black terrier, is always by Madalyn’s side through every stage of growing up. But when Minnie suddenly becomes ill, Madalyn and her family must face one of life’s hardest moments with love, faith, and courage.

When life becomes just you and your child, the world can feel fragile, quiet, and overwhelming-but it is often in those moments that the deepest magic is made. Just Us Two is a tender, emotionally rich story for single mothers and the children they are raising with love, courage, and resilience. Through ordinary days filled with school worries, big questions, invisible pain, and small victories, this audiobook shows how mother's healing becomes a child's safety, confidence, and joy.

You can choose peace when life feels hard. School can be stressful. Friends can hurt your feelings. Sometimes your mind says, “I’m not good enough. Nobody understands me. God is far away.” Clyde D. Simpson knows those thoughts feel big, but you do not have to stay stuck in them. Do your worries grow at night? Do you feel scared about tomorrow? Do you say mean things about yourself in your mind? There is a better way. This book shows you that your thoughts matter. Your words matter. And God is always near. When you think good thoughts and speak kind, strong words, your heart becomes brave.

In this heartfelt and inspiring story, a young girl is faced with the sudden loss of her beloved father. Struggling to make sense of her grief, she finds comfort in nightly prayers with her grandmother. One special evening, as she drifts into sleep, she has a divine encounter with Jesus. Through this gentle and powerful experience, He guides her with loving instructions on how to process her sorrow, honor her father's memory, and find healing. With faith as her compass, she learns to move forward with hope and peace in her heart.

In Jesus Christ: The Miracle Worker, Dr. V.A.P. Persaud, PhD, beautifully retells the miracles of Jesus through the eyes of a mother sharing stories with her daughter, Talitha. From healing the sick and calming storms to raising the dead, each miracle is brought to life with Scripture references that highlight Christ's power and compassion. This inspiring book reminds readers that Jesus is still the Miracle Worker today, offering hope, healing, and provision.

Inspire your child to care for the planet with Pearl, the little octopus girl! Octo Tales: Pearl’s Birthday Party at the Eco Water Park is a delightful story about friendship, responsibility, and protecting the environment. When Pearl discovers trash polluting her favorite lagoon, she and her ocean friends team up to clean it up—teaching kids ages 4-8 the importance of caring for our oceans and nature.