Peek the puppy is back, and this time, she’s joining Greta for a summertime adventure!In this sequel to Don’t Peek, Greta goes camping with her Flower Troop. She’s nervous about being away from home, but she can’t wait to celebrate her friend Emma’s birthday. However, Peek is worried about being left behind, so she sneaks into Greta’s suitcase!As Greta sets up camp with her friends, Peek’s curiosity leads her into the woods. There, she stumbles upon a mischievous raccoon who threatens to ruin Emma’s party. Will Peek’s bravery save the day?With its relatable scenarios and exciting moments, Peek: Summer Camp will encourage readers to step out of their comfort zone and be brave in the face of new challenges.Embrace New Experiences: When Greta leaves for camp, she can’t decide whether or not to bring her stuffed animal, Bun Bun. This reflects her transition into growing up and becoming more independent, giving parents and children a space to discuss the difference between holding onto familiar comforts and embracing new experiences.Standing Up for Others: When Peek sees the raccoon destroying Emma’s birthday cake, she quickly takes action! Readers will be inspired to stand up for what’s right and to help the people around them.Confronting Fears: Greta has never been away from home overnight before, and readers will empathize with her feelings of fear and anxiety. However, her willingness to join her Flower Troop and earn her wilderness badge will inspire readers to step out of their comfort zone.Tags: Summer camp book for kids, girl scouts, camping book, children picture book 3-5, dog books kids, children dog books, kids dog book, adventure books for 5 year olds, childrens books 4-6, children books 3-5, kids books ages 4 6, kids picture books 4-6, childrens books age 4-6, kids books ages 4 6, picture books for children ages 4-6, kids book 4-6, kids book 3-5, kids picture book 4-6, kids book 3-5, children bedtime book, kids dog book

Boys and girls, mothers and fathers, meet your new best friend! Scoop the Ice Cream Truck doesn’t quite fit in with modern times. He tries to change to make himself more popular just to fit in, only to discover, through friendship, that he is fine just the way he is! Scoop the Ice Cream Truck has seen a lot of summers selling his vanilla ice cream cones across the city. But he’s getting old, and the new trucks are getting fancier. Now they have waffle cones, jumbo sundaes, flash frozen ice cream, twenty-seven flavors and six special toppings. Feeling like he’s fallen behind, Scoop decides that it’s time for a redesign. But when his old frame can’t handle the new upgrades, can Scoop discover his own value and find the right spot to sell his vanilla cones? With beautiful full-color art, and a lesson to teach, here is a big that will be a joy for parents and children at bedtime, or any time. This paperback edition includes supplemental information about the history of ice cream trucks at the back of the book.

Updated 10th anniversary edition!- more images- relevant life issues- more personalized voice- extended scenes and contentCassie's only ten years old, but her life is already ruined.That's what happens when her dad moves her family away from her big city life and friends in Texas. As if that weren't bad enough, now she's surrounded by chickens and blood-sucking spider-bugs called TICKS.Everything is weird in Arkansas.But they think she is weird.Not only is she starting a new school with no friends, but she doesn't even know her phone number. Or where her house is. Or how to get to the cafeteria.All she wants is to go back to Texas. But her parents won't let her, so she falls back on Plan B: Make new friends.It's not that easy when everyone thinks she's a little unusual. Cassie has to prove one thing to all of them: she's an extraordinarily ordinary girl.Read along with Cassie as she navigates the pitfalls of school days in this fantastically funny and heart-warming illustrated series for preteens filled with friendship, embarrassing moments and, of course, ice cream.The first book in a hilarious series for children. Perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Junie B. Jones, and Dork Diaries.Praise for Cassandra Jones:"My daughter, 12, started with the last one and loved it so much we ordered this (and the next) so she can keep up with the stories. It’s age appropriate, funny, interesting and keeps her wanting to keep reading. Great Book!" - Amazon Reviewer"My granddaughter loves this series.. I’m buying it every year for her birthday for the appropriate age!" - Carol Vizina, Amazon Reviewer

Can the number Zero find a pattern?A fun and educational adventure comes from the creator of the award-winning Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers! Join Mrs. Wiggles as she introduces her classroom to the fascinating world of patterns. Number Zero doesn't quite understand at first, but everything clicks when he discovers the most exciting pattern of all! SPOILER ALERT: He paints a vibrant 1-100 number chart and exclaims, "We are patterns on the wall. Numbers are the best of all!"Learning about patterns is a key part of the kindergarten curriculum, and this charming story is a perfect tool for introducing young learners to this essential concept. Patterns help children build foundational math and language skills, making this book a valuable early-education resource.Bright, playful illustrations invite kids to explore patterns in everyday things-flowers, animals, and even on the farm! Whether used in the classroom or at home, the book encourages children to spot patterns everywhere they look.A 1-100 number chart is included to help children visualize number patterns, and a bold two-page spread shows the numbers together to help little ones count by tens. The delightful rhyming text is ideal for read-aloud sessions, and young readers will love spotting Number Nine, who can often be found napping throughout the story. Onomatopoeia adds an extra layer of fun, keeping kids engaged and enhancing the visual experience.The rhyming scheme also introduces children to poetry and rhyming words, making it an excellent tool for early literacy. With easy-to-read text, this book is perfect for beginning readers, creating an enjoyable experience for teachers and children alike."Books like this give young children a wonderful head-start at developing an essential life skill. All families should be reading this book to their children by the time they are two years old and beyond." Richard Schramm, MD, American Psychiatric Association FellowMrs. Wiggles and the Numbers stories are the perfect learning books for preschool and kindergarten, ages 3-6.