No one likes dealing with a bully, especially when they ruin all your neighborhood fun. Arlo and Robby are best friends who just want to enjoy their summer, but a tough kid keeps picking on them and making their lives miserable. Instead of backing down, these two friends decide it is time to use their brains to solve the problem.
They team up and hatch a brilliant, red-hot scheme to stop the bully in his tracks. You will follow along as Arlo and Robby gather their courage, plan their clever prank, and turn the tables on the kid who has been tormenting them.
This highly relatable and funny story proves that you do not need to be the biggest kid on the block to stand up for yourself. Perfect for early readers, this clever tale shows that teamwork and a great idea can overcome any trouble.
6-8 Years
A Collection of Family Poems
Families can be funny, noisy, loving, surprising, and complicated, sometimes all in the same day. This collection of poems celebrates the people who fill family life: mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, step-relatives, and even family pets. Mary Ann Hoberman moves between humor and tenderness, giving young readers poems that recognize everyday moments at home as well as the strong feelings that come with belonging to a family. The collection is easy to read aloud, with poems that invite laughter, recognition, and conversation. Marylin Hafner’s illustrations add warmth and personality, helping each family member feel distinct. Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, Brothers is a welcoming poetry collection for children who enjoy poems about real life, family relationships, and the many ways people can be connected.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
36 Pages
