The toy Indian Omri received for his birthday comes to life
Nancy E. Krulik Books
January 1, 1961
Nancy Krulik is renowned for her extensive body of work, comprising over a hundred books for children and young adults, with particular acclaim for her engaging series featuring Katie Kazoo. Her writing often resonates deeply with younger readers, exploring themes relevant to their experiences. Beyond this, Krulik has also crafted numerous works for teenagers, establishing a reputation as a biographer for emerging Hollywood stars. Her keen insight into celebrity lives has led to frequent appearances on entertainment programs. Furthermore, she has contributed to the genre of advice books for teens, addressing a wide range of topics pertinent to adolescent life.
It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Toiletman! #17
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
In a humorous tale, a young protagonist grapples with the challenges of a super burp that seems to have more power than any super villain. As they navigate the chaos caused by this unexpected ability, the story explores themes of self-acceptance, friendship, and the humorous side of being different. The unique premise blends comedy with adventure, making it an engaging read for young audiences who enjoy lighthearted superhero antics.
My Robot Ate My Homework
- 92 pages
- 4 hours of reading
When Logan schemes to have his robot cousin, Java, do all his homework, he gets more than he bargained for during a class geography bee.
Salem's Tails. Happily Ever After
- 81 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Salem agrees to babysit Sabrina's troublesome cousin, Ally, and ends up inside a fairytale book being chased by a Cheshire cat, a dwarf and a fairy godmother.
Magic Bone: Never Box with a Kangaroo
- 113 pages
- 4 hours of reading
"G'day, mate! Sparky's magic bone has kaboomed him to Kangaroo Island, Australia, where he meets a puppy with no family. Wanting to help his new friend, Sparky hops into action. They visit bats, penguins, bees, and of course, kangaroos. But can Sparky help the lost pup find a real home?"--Page [4] cover
Combining elements of adventure and education, this chapter book series features engaging stories set in a school environment. With a blend of magical journeys and learning experiences, young readers will embark on exciting escapades that stimulate curiosity and imagination. The boxed set includes the first four titles, offering a perfect introduction to the series by bestselling author Nancy Krulik.
Yo-Ho, Yo . . . No! #8
- 144 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Determined and resourceful, Princess Pulverizer embarks on adventures to prove her worthiness as a knight. Despite not having the title, she takes on challenges and strives to save the day, showcasing her bravery and cleverness. Her journey is filled with excitement, as she navigates obstacles and demonstrates that heroism comes in many forms.
When Mom tells Logan that Java is joining his soccer team, the Purple Wombats, he s not thrilled. It s a lot of work teaching his new robot cousin how to act like a human and keeping him out of trouble and Logan needs a break.
After spending the night studying the Joyce Kilmer Middle School Handbook, Jenny feels totally prepared to start sixth grade. But Jenny has another reason to feel confident. She'll have her best friend, Addie Wilson, right there by her side
