Catherine Daly-Weir

Follows the life and training of a seven-year-old page in England in 1415 who dreams of becoming a squire and hopes someday to be dubbed a knight.

"An early chapter book designed to help kids decipher finance facts and fallacies. Lucy and her best friend, Julian, find out about the pros and cons of gift cards versus credit cards"--

"Take the Bloom family's flower shop. There's Del, who's always been the responsible one, and her three sisters: perky Rose, Goth-girl Aster, and little Poppy. Add in one spoiled customer who demands the perfect bouquets for her wedding. (And whose junior bridesmaid happens to be Del's nemesis.) Place in water. Watch disaster bloom!"--P. [4] of cover.

Text and illustrations introduce various types of automobiles including race cars, emergency vehicles, and cars of the future.

"It's prom season, which means the Bloom family's flower shop should be busier than ever. Instead, they can't seem to sell a single corsage! Del is pretty sure that the fancy rival florist in town is to blame. Too bad the owner's son is Hamilton, the cute new boy in Del's class. To make matters worse, the big school dance is coming up, and Del's best friend, Becky, has been acting super-weird about it."--P. [4] of cover.

Pictures and text relate some of the many things that fathers do with their children, from teaching them to cook to taking them fishing.

Leo has his own slime-making business, but will that help bring his science grade up? Includes directions for making slime.

"Nadia loves fun facts. Here are a few about her: There was a magical-and hilarious-ancient Egyptian teacher named Titi trapped in her hippo amulet until she freed him last fall. Her school is choosing a new mascot and her idea is totally going to win! She's going to kick butt writing for the school newspaper this term . . . . . . Maybe. A couple of weeks in, the newspaper is a big mess. The mascot contest is mayhem, too. (Who knew choosing a costumed...