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Who knew outer space could be so much fun? In a collection of over sixty unique science fiction and fantasy tales, James Francis Keegan III intertwines colorful characters with creative storylines tailored to entertain anyone who has ever been curious about the universe, its creatures, and the interior...

Thanks to the combined forces of a comet and a lightning storm, a dog named Sophie travels in time from 1926 to the present, where she is taken home by Sam, an 11 year-old boy living in a run-down section of the city of Enterprise. Through a bit of sleuthing, Sam and his outspoken grandfather Horace...

As wildfires threaten his home, his stepfather’s livelihood, and the raptors he has come to love, Luther struggles to resolve the conflicts in his community and the ones inside himself. The town of Heartwood, Montana is burning out of control. Stoked by nearby wildfires, long-standing disputes over...

Neener the big yellow dog really, really loves snacks, gets fat, and then works with Ash to get fit.

The first person to introduce standards for water quality testing in America, to establish relation between nutrition and chemistry, the discoverer of mineral called SAMARSKITE and the first special female student of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A brief illustrated biography of Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards for Children.

Popular science writer Sneed B. Collard III gets creepy-crawly with many different kinds of insects, detailing their habitats, defense systems, communication techniques, and mating rituals. Colorful, closeup photos are paired with a kid-friendly narrative that boasts humor and accessible explanations...

Maxwell Eaton III's The Truth About Bears is a lighthearted nonfiction picture book, filled with useful facts about bears that will make you laugh so hard you won’t even realize you’re learning something!

This book is about my four year old son Brett and his adventures exploring the outdoors. This is the first book in an upcoming series of books intended for kids and early readers. The book is kept at 16 pages, so the kids don't lose interest.

Completely illustrated ebook for children showcasing briefly European Space Agency's marvelous "1st in the world feat" of landing a robotic device named Philae on the surface of a comet.

Colorfully illustrated Children's ebook about DNA. This year's Noble Prize for Chemistry went to DNA Repair Mechanism Discoverers. Learn about the basics of DNA.

An illustrated initiative to make our past fascinating to the young minds. In this book #1 we talk in brief about one of our ancestors who lived 2 million years ago.It shows the magic of prosperity. The hands which today hold the iPad once started off sharpening stones. That is what we call development...

Colorfully illustrated ebook for Kids. This year the Noble Prize for Physics was awarded for research on neutrino. What is this elusive particle?

An illustrated ebook for kids. This is a short description about planet mars, with a note on the new found water on the Lord of War.

spends her days watching the Jerry Springer Jr. show.  All three lives intersect with one another in this dramatic tale of an America some might say has gone off the rails. This book is best savored in small bites, so if you are one of those who reads everything cover-to-cover like your days...