In this resonant story from Joy Cowley, Cam the mountain boy follows the river from its trickling source in the snow all the way to the sea. The river leads him through forest, farms and towns to the salty wind of the sea. Illustrated by Kimberly Andrews, the dramatic landscapes are packed with detail to discover in the world of the river....

Meet Agapanthus Hum! That running, cartwheeling, humming whirlwind. But when she goes flying, so do her eyeglasses. What\'s a fun-loving kid like Agapanthus to do? Transitional Reader. Level 3: - Multisyllable and compound words - More dialogue - Different points of view - More complex storylines and characters - Greater range of genres....

John Adams could be, and was on occasion, cantankerous, stubborn, tactless, even rude. He was also prone to vanity and self-pity, and sensitive to what he perceived as slights, or attacks on his reputation or character. He also had a lust for fame, as did many involved in the founding of this nation....

Book Description For twenty-five years, children all over the world have delighted in Mrs. Wishy-Washy and her cleaning adventures. Now she\'s got a scrubbing machine to help her, but it has a mind of its own! Will the scrubbing machine get Mrs. Wishy-Washy in over her head . . . in suds? Children will cheer Mrs....

Book Description Meet the meanies. They\'re even messier than Mrs. Wishy-Washy\'s farmyard friends! Has the queen of clean finally met her match, or can she wash those meanies up and hang them out to dry? Join Mrs. Wishy-Washy and her new friends in this playful rhyming board book....

Book DescriptionOver forty million children have begun the road to reading with Mrs. Wishy-Washy, and now we get to meet her lovable husband! He\'s just as quirky as his wife, and just as crazy about clean! Watch Mr. Wishy-Washy tackle the dirty dishes and . . . oh no! The family cat? Make room on the shelf next to the original Mrs....