Best Selling Books by Shana Corey

Elmo has lost his blanket and must find it. Features lift-the-flap pages so readers may aid Elmo in his search.

Esta es la historia de JFK desde su infancia a los eventos que llevaron a su discurso que cambia el juego y la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964. Corey y Christie ofrecen una mirada profundamente humana al trigésimo quinto presidente de nuestro país, subrayando cómo cada uno de nosotros, sin importar quiénes somos, tenemos el poder de hacer la diferencia. Con citas de los discursos de JFK, detalles detallados y una sugerente nota de autor, esta biografía a tiempo para el cumpleaños número 100 de JFK ofrece una mirada sensible a un momento tumultuoso de la historia y preguntas convincentes sobre cómo lograr un cambio positivo hoy. --Amazon.

When Nergal''s first-grade class concentrates on health and fitness during Martian Health Week, he is very nervous about doing poorly in the upcoming space race. Simultaneous.

A Step 3 biography of esteemed lawyer and former First Lady of the United States, and someone who fights for the rights of kids like you!

Elmo''s friends and their favorite objects help the reader to learn colors.

Welcome to Grouchland! Lift the flaps and discover all the strange and silly things that happen in Oscar''s hometown.

Children dressed in monster costumes attend a community party, march in a Halloween parade, and go trick-or-treating.

As the school year begins on Mars, Horus the Martian gets off to a rocky start, but soon discovers that first grade is not really as bad as he thought.

A story featuring Babe, the talking pig, aimed at younger readers. Part of the BABE THE SHEEP PIG series.

Babe the pig saves a deceitful cat from drowning in a giant mudhole.

Pelly feels miserable because she looks different from her Martian classmates, but a glamorous opera singer who visits her class shows Pelly that her differences make her special.

A story featuring Babe, the talking pig, aimed at younger readers. Part of the BABE THE SHEEP PIG series. Illustrated in full colour by Dennis Hockerman.

Like any martian, Horus was excited about starting first grade. Until he discovered there were no slime tables, no snooze mats, and no snacks (first graders were apparently too big for those things). Until he got put in the Beta reading group instead of the Alpha. Until he met the taunting Tera and found himself longing for the good old days of martiangarten.