Best Selling Books by Jacqueline Jules

It''s time to go school shopping, and Sofia is extra excited about her new supplies. But that excitement turns to panic when her cousin Manuel goes missing. With Sofia''s entire family on the case, Manuel won''t be missing for long. This early chapter book includes writing prompts, discussion questions, an English/Spanish glossary, and a table of contents.

Sofia is on a mission to make a family time capsule. The whole family contributes pictures and special items. Abuela even writes a letter to each of her grandchildren to be opened in fifteen years. Can Sofia really wait fifteen years to find out what that letter says? Adorable art, a table of contents, writing prompts, discussion questions, and an English/Spanish glossary are all included in this early chapter book.

Sofia Martinez loves her familia! Her cousins, aunts, uncles, and abuela are a huge part of her life. Whether they are at a sunny beach or stuck in a dark house without electricity, the Martinez family knows how to make the best of every situation. Join Sofia and her fantu0087stica familia on three fun adventures in this early chapter book, which includes a Spanish glossary.

Things are not going well at Starwood Elementary! A squirrel is running through the halls. A tree fell on the gym. The principal is acting weird! Can Freddie save the day with his Zapato Power?

When Sofia is around, every moment of every day is exciting. This spunky 7-year-old can even make having the hiccups fun! Can you imagine what kind of fun Sofia will have at her first quinceañera or when the lights go out? No matter what happens, it will be memorable if Sofia is involved! This early chapter book from the Sofia Martinez series includes Spanish words in the text and a Spanish glossary.

Sofia''s adventures and disasters continue in this compilation of three previously published books.

Can Freddie''s superpowers help him catch a beach monster? Freddie takes his first trip to the beach, where his superpowered shoes make him bounce on the sand. While Freddie’s mom hangs out with her boyfriend, David, and gets to know his family, Freddie investigates the giant monster tracks that mysteriously appear on the beach. When David’s sister and baby niece disappear, can Freddie find them before the monster does?

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Sofia has brand new white shoes for family friend Liliana''s quinceañera, but when she gets grape juice on them her mother makes her wear them anyway, even though they no longer match her white dress.

Mr. Vaslov is building a drone to help him take care of Starwood Park—but that''s Freddie''s job! And when Freddie finds out his mom has a new boyfriend, he''s worried about their relationship too. How can his Zapato Power help with all this change?

The Martinez family is headed for a weekend at the beach, along with their friends, but Sofia has packed so many games that she does not have room for clothes.

Follow 7-year-old Sofia Martinez as she deals with her family and daily adventures.

This unique Passover board book shows a brother and sister on a hametz hunt, looking for breadcrumbs before the start of the Passover holiday.

Sofia''s Abuela is taking her and Sophia''s cousin Hector to the movies, but when Hector develops hiccups, their movie plans are put on hold until the children get their hiccup problem under control.

When Frannie finds a gray striped shirt in the closet, she asks questions which lead her grandparents to tell her about their experience of the Holocaust.

Sofia helps her grandmother make her special rice pudding, but there is a mix-up in the recipe.

Sofia gets to watch the class pet, a mouse named Snowflake.

Sofia and her cousins are making a piñata for their grandmother''s birthday party, but when Bella the cat gets involved chaos ensues.

When Sofia washes the car, she ends up ruining her mom''s marigolds and making a muddy mess.

Pluto is peeved. And who can blame him? He was once considered one of the Solar System’s nine planets but was unceremoniously demoted. “Why do scientists think it is all right to change things?” Is just one question Pluto asks as he roams the science museum in search of answers. Pluto Is Peeved!, a comic-book-style picture book, takes you on a scientific journey side-by-side with Pluto, who speaks with other museum inhabitants—such as a dinosaur, a germ, and the Earth—and learns what exactly scientists are interested in. The answer is: everything, including him!