Best Selling Books by Sarah Weeks

Best friends, Nat Boyd and Boyd Fink, share the same name, a but they do not share the same luck when a bully named Mad Dog only targets Nat.

Guy can''t imagine life without his best friend, Buzz. They''ve been inseparable since second grade, when fate tossed them together with a little help from a bad haircut, green boxer shorts, flying rice cakes, and a couple of hard-earned nicknames. So when an accident threatens to tear them apart, Guy finds himself clinging to precious memories of the friendship he''d wished for all his life. The ups and downs and inevitable complications of friendship have never been more funny, poignant, and sweet than in this fourth installment of the Guy series. Wishes can come true, but sometimes the things we wish for arrive in the most unlikely of packages.

From the author of So B. It—now a major motion picture. "A loveable character . . . Fans of Jeff Kinney''s Wimpy Kid titles will be drawn to Oggie." — School Library Journal Oggie Cooder has a talent—he can charve better than anyone else in Truman Elementary School. (Charving, for the uninitiated, is the carving of a piece of cheese with one''s teeth.) Oggie doesn''t think this is anything special—but his whole school will soon be disagreeing with him. Because after he inadvertently charves during a nationwide hunt for unusual talents, his charving puts him on the path to fame and fortune. Suddenly, he''s the star of the school . . . but he''s not sure that he wants to shine that way. This is Sarah Weeks at her best—funny, clever, and kid-friendly. "Oggie''s adventure delivers a message about staying true to oneself, but the lesson is never cheesy; it is as light-hearted and tasty as Oggie''s charving lessons." — Kidsreads.com "What is refreshing is that Oggie doesn''t have to change his nature to change his social status. Gentle humor with a satisfying message for middle-grade readers." — Kirkus Reviews

Ten songs about animals such as "I''ve never eaten a princess" in which a komodo dragon bemoans the damage fairy tales have done to his reputation.

Oh no, Blippo is sick! Can Beep help? Blippo and Beep are robot buddies who like to have fun together. But when Blippo gets a cold, it makes him feel funny, and it puts him in a bad mood. Luckily, his good friend Beep is there to help him feel better! Exciting, easy-to-read books are the stepping stone a young reader needs to bridge the gap between being a beginner and being fluent.

A rollicking series about two best friends and their misadventures from Sarah Weeks, the star author of SO B. IT Nat Boyd and his best friend Boyd Fink have always found a way to maneuver their way out of trouble. But this time, the problem is serious. It''s something horrible and frightening beyond any fifth grader''s worse fears. This time, it''s...dancing. There''s no escaping this humiliating class assignment...and what''s worse, there''s a rumor that the boys will be forced to wear tutus! What''s a Boyd to do?

A little girl makes paper cutouts of what she sees in a parade outside her window. Just as she falls asleep, the wind kicks up and blows the paper cutouts and the girl out the window and into the midst of the parade. Full color.

"A pair we would happily hang out with again." —Kirkus Reviews From Sarah Weeks, creator of the beloved series Mac and Cheese, comes Sketty and Meatball, a Level One I Can Read about two irrepressible dog best friends. Best friends Sketty and Meatball do everything together. They play together. They bark together. If Sketty sniffs a flower, Meatball sniffs a flower too. If Meatball wags his tail, Sketty’s tail is wagging too. Young readers will be delighted by two pals called Sketty and Meatball, who happen to look quite a bit like their names. Sketty and Meatball is a Level One I Can Read book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the short sentences, familiar words, and simple concepts of Level One books support success for children eager to start reading on their own.

Oggie Cooder returns . . . with an invitation to the birthday pool party of the year. It''s sink or swim time for a boy, his cheese, and his odd talent. Oggie Cooder has never set foot (or swim fin) in his neighbor Donnica Perfecto''s swimming pool. But now he has his chance—it''s Donnica''s birthday, and her mom has forced her to invite Oggie to the pool party! Donnica, though, isn''t about to let this happen. She has a plan to keep Oggie away. But what she doesn''t count on is the power of Oggie''s charving, an unexpected visit from a local rock band, a creative use of a cherry picker, a dog that tweets like a bird, and a boy in a bear suit whose identity will change everything when it''s revealed. "A fast-paced chapter book with cheerful cartoon illustrations provided by Holgate, this can easily be read on its own and will certainly win Oggie new fans." — Kirkus Reviews "A truly delightful story." — Kidsreads.com

De 12-jarige Heidi (ik-figuur) wil graag weten of ze familie heeft en waar haar geestelijk gehandicapte moeder vandaag komt. Ze besluit met de bus op pad te gaan om haar verleden te achterhalen. Vanaf ca. 11 jaar.

Each animal decides to give their valentine something meaningful to them, with flaps revealing the special gift.

Mrs. McNosh in a funny story about her huge squash.

Mrs. McNosh hangs up her wash with such gusto that her clothesline ends up holding the dog, a Christmas wreath, a kite, and other odd items.

All her life Aurora has heard stories about how wonderful and lucky Heidi is, and soon this paragon (now grown up and expecting a baby) will be visiting; but before she arrives part of their house is damaged in a fire, and worse, Aurora''s beloved dog disappears--and while her parents have always believed in "soof" (Heidi''s mom''s word for love), Aurora, who has never really fit in with children her own age, will just have to find her own soof.