Best Selling Books by Natalie Shaw

Three lovey dovey picture books celebrating friendship and happiness are now available together in one boxed set that comes with a sheet of stickers. The perfect gift for Peanuts fans of all ages! Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang have so much love for each other. See how Snoopy’s heart of gold shines through in all his escapades, celebrate what makes each of gang happy, and learn to manage big feelings with these three gifty picture books that deliver tender messages with the help of beloved characters. This cozy boxed set includes: Love from Snoopy Happiness Is Peanuts Goodness and Good Grief! © 2026 Peanuts Worldwide LLC

Join Daisy the puppy and Cole the kitten as they give you a tour of Rhyme Time Town and introduce you to all of their friends including Humpty Dumpty, Twinkle Star, Hickory Dickory Dock, and more. Children will love this rhyming story filled with familiar nursery rhyme characters.

Romeo''s latest invention threatens PJ Headquarters in this 8x8 storybook based on PJ Masks, the hit preschool series airing on Disney Junior!

Daniel wants to play with Prince Wednesday. But when Daniel asks him, Prince Wednesday tells Daniel he''s busy spending time with Jodi, and Daniel gets upset. Has he lost his friend? Teacher Harriet explains that even when friends play with someone ne

Olivia is very excited when she learns a real life princess is going to be visiting her town. When Princess Stephanie shows up, she and Olivia meet and realize they look almost exactly alike.

Mike the Knight comes to his mom''s rescue in this storybook based on a popular episode!

A researcher at the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration is running tests on an ancient falcon statue when it crumbles, revealing an ancient artifact hidden inside. Noah and the Transformers go on a brave mission to keep the artifact safe, but Scourge and his sweeps have other ideas.

It''s almost Valentine''s Day, and Olivia is determined to make the very best possible valentines for all of her friends and family. Each valentine is made with extra special care and is personalized just for its recipient. What could be sweeter?

Even though the Gabba gang tries to be safe, sometimes they still get hurt. So join the Gabba Gang as they learn all about being careful and safe! When you''re being careful, playtime is so much more fun. At the playground, Toodee''s ball hits Brobee by mistake. Ouch! Next time, Toodee will try to be carefull where she''s throwing her ball so she doesn''t hurt her friend. When its time for a snack, Brobee is so excited that he''s jumping up and down. But if Brobee wants his snack to go to the party in his tummy, he has to do sit down and chew his food really well! Full of safety tips and signature Yo Gabba Gabba! humour, this chubby board book is a perfect starting point for parent-child discussions about how to be safe at home, in the car, and in the playground.

Mavis and her friends really want to go to Roachella, the biggest concert of the year, but strict Aunt Lydia says no. If only Aunt Lydia were a teenager, she''d understand just how cool Roachella is!

Come along with J.J. as he packs his backpack and lunch box. Once he arrives at school, he plays with his classmates, eats lunch, takes a nap, and learns about colors and shapes with his classmates. School is so much fun!

Meet twins, Dak and Leyla. Not only can they can ride dragons like their friends, they can talk to dragons, too. With their friends, Winger, Summer, Cutter, and Burple, they are truly dragon heroes. Based on a Netflix episode of DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders.

Learn all about Dora and Diego''s cars, boats, helicopters, sleds, and other amazing vehicles in this board book!

It''s time for Kai-lan to get dressed! What should she wear? With touch-and-feel outfits for every season, getting dressed is so much fun!

"This sweet paper-over-board storybook treasury collects eighteen popular CoComelon stories that are perfect for reading aloud at bedtime or any time! Join JJ, his family, and his friends in their many lessons and adventures from going to school to meeting the doctor to getting ready for bed to managing difficult feelings, and so much more!"--

Early chapters from a novel about a Latter-day Saint sister missionary, Sadie Banks, while serving in Nebraska. Sadie experiences missionary challenges while proselytizing--relating to a companion, feeling self-doubt, and navigating conflicts with investigators--at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The chapters are prefaced by a critical introduction that discusses the importance of characterization, specifically how characters should be juxtaposed in relation to other characters in a story in a way that helps illuminate their contrasting identities. The author writes about how the story will contrast Sadie''s experience of coming to doubt her faith while on her mission to her mother''s conversion story in the 1970s. She writes how the separate paths of finding, leaving, and replacing one spiritual community for another all help shape identity, and, ultimately, she hopes her story will give readers greater empathy toward people navigating spiritual identities.

Kai-Lan has her friends sleeping over. What will they be dreaming?