Most Popular Books by Adam Wallace

A gentle illustrated guide to help families and first time owners raise a happy and healthy dog together. Excellent for children who are getting a first dog.

Vulcan Toscadero's parents are the most important people in the world to him. When they die in extremely bizarre circumstances, Vulcan has a decision to make.Does he live with the uncle he has never met before, his seemingly 1,000,000 year old grandparents, or Nathaniel Winston Jones the Third, Esquire, the richest man in town?It is a decision that will change Vulcan's life FOREVER ... well, not like forever forever, but at least till he's like 60 or something.With all illustrations in stick figure form, and filled with humour and action, Stick (it to the) Man is a book for reluctant and confident readers alike.

Actor Elf is sad SAD SAD! He is the greatest elf actor in elf acting history ... but he wants to retire and never do another movie again! Every movie he does has to win the most awards and make the most money and it doesn't feel fun anymore. The Elfabet Village could lose their favourite actor, unless Queen Elf can save the day ... and maybe help herself at the same time. PS There are NO pictures in this book or on the front cover. That's because ... THE CHILDREN DRAW THEM!!!

Jackson Payne is auditioning for the school play so he can be an acting star. The problem is, instead of being a star, he's a meteorite, crashing into everything he passes!But when disaster strikes on opening night, it's up to Jackson to step in and save the day ... without actually stepping ON anyone!

Pugnacious and Scuttlebutt are back for the third time and the Super Duper Shopping Mall will never be the same! It's action aplenty as security guards, S.M. Ellybutt and a feisty granny are on the warpath, trying to stop the doggy destruction! But will Scuttlebutt ever get the family he so desperately craves? The third book in this series will not disappoint young readers who like a side dish of wacky fun with their books!

"Martin Kennedy is the tidiest boy in the world’s tidiest town. Martin is so neat and clean that he has never ever farted–UNTIL NOW...A freak accident dooms Martin to a dreadful destiny of baked beans and bottom blowouts. With the help of the Grand Fart Master, can Martin learn to harness the power of his new skill and use it to save the day?"

Cupcake is getting hungry. Come and join Cupcake and friends enjoying a feast

On Jack's big camping trip with his friends, he finds himself in a hairy situation when he spots something furry beyond the trees. "BIGFOOT!" Even though his friends have doubts, Jack knows he has to go searching for what he thinks he saw... This enchanting rhyming story is perfect for young readers with a love of the great outdoors and a sense of adventure. Join Jack as he explores the forest and ultimately discovers his passion for becoming a park ranger! About the I Think I Saw... series: In each rhyming adventure, curious kids spot something unbelievable and set off to discover the truth behind what they think they saw. These stories celebrate curiosity, creativity, and are perfect for young readers with big imaginations and even bigger dreams. Each book ends with a surprising twist: the discovery of a real-world passion or future career sparked by the adventure.

The STINKIEST super hero EVER is about to meet his match. A lean, mean SPEWING machine is on the rampage... SPEWTANK is determined to take the shine off Sparkletown by covering everything in the chunkiest chunder EVER. Is this the end for the World’s Tidiest Town? Not if Fartboy can help it! The clean-living farting fury is ready for his YUCKIEST battle yet. You’ll be SPEWIN’ if you miss it!

If your best friend is an elf, that friendship is forever. Join in the amazing things, that you will do together. Let’s enjoy the magic of reading as we read together, “If Your Best Friend is an Elf” written by Adam Wallace and illustrated by Alice Pescarin and see what adventures you can have when your best friend is an elf! -- from the website.

The Catch Club Kids come with fabulous ideas to catch wonderful creatures in these 6 stories.

Many high school communities across the United States grapple with issues of bullying, harassment and other forms of student conflict that are often the result of intolerance and misunderstandings across and among social identities (Griffin et. al., 2012). In an effort to rebuild tone and community, however, schools have focused predominantly on (1) addressing only antagonistic student behavior and (2) tolerance-based approaches that result in the superficial “choreography of civil speech” (Mayo. 2004). Both methods, in different ways, have struggled to meaningfully address many of the underlying issues responsible for intergroup and interpersonal conflict and the deterioration of community in schools (Dessel, 2010; Poteat & DiGiovanni, 2010). This qualitative case study examines the impact of an innovative arts-based curriculum designed to center the construction and performance of student “creative authoethnographies” in the classroom as a way of proactively working toward dialogue about identity and social analysis.