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The first graders of Robin Hill School learn about Juneteenth in this easy-to-follow Level 1 Ready-to-Read story!
Juneteenth is an important holiday in Mrs. Connor’s class. When the students hear about its history, it inspires them and opens their eyes to what it means to treat people with kindness, respect, and equality. Read more...
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Pub date: April 7, 2026
One little fairy, one big mess to clean up…
Fairy godmother-in-training Max Burbettin is the very definition of "rule-breaker," but her latest stunt—granting the Tooth Fairy a forbidden wish—has the fairy elders ready to explode. Determined to show them she's got what it takes, Max sneaks into the human realm with one goal: find a human girl's "one true wish" and grant it. Simple, right? Not so much.
With her powers running berserk, the dreaded magic-stealing Collector on her trail, and a secret mission that could bring disaster to her kingdom, Max is in for the adventure of her life. Can she save her home and prove everyone wrong?
She'll need all the magic (and mischief) she can muster to pull it off!
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Available on all etailers!
Adrianna has one goal: to become a star in Hollywood.
As a newly arrived East Coast transplant, she’s short on cash and long on drama. Find out whether she gets her star on the Walk of Fame in DreamCity.
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Available on Amazon in Kindle Unlimited.
Gr 5-8-Readers interested in social justice movements will find inspiration in this standout series. Readers may remember Colin Kaepernick's kneeling protests, Naomi Osaka's face masks with the names of victims of racial violence, and the Milwaukee Bucks' boycott of game 5 of the 2020 NBA finals-Athletes for Social Justice recounts these moments that moved people all over the world to demand change. Athletes for Gender Equity covers Billie Jean King's famous "Battle of the Sexes" tennis match against Bobby Riggs, plus the endless struggle of female athletes to be paid the same as their male counterparts. Jackie Robinson's breaking the color barrier is a well-known story, but readers may be less familiar with the monumental achievements of Black tennis players Althea Gibson and Arthur Ashe outlined in Athletes for Racial Equity. With direct writing and truly moving stories, this series is essential. VERDICT A first purchase.
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