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One Monday morning, a king, a queen, and a little prince come calling, but the boy they want to visit is not home. So they return again and again, each time with a bigger, stranger, more colorful group following behind them. Uri Shulevitz builds this picture book from the rhythm of an old song, turning a rainy city day into a grand game of imagination. Young readers can enjoy the repeated pattern, the royal parade, and the funny contrast between a small apartment and a very important visit that keeps getting larger.
6-8 Years 46 Pages
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Get ready for a whole week of hilarious adventures with Fox and his friends. Every single day brings something new and exciting for this lovable mischief-maker. Will he finally get to go on a fun field trip, play games with his pals, and read his favorite books? Or is he going to be stuck eating tuna fish and wearing a stuffy tie? From Monday to Sunday, Fox rushes from one funny mishap to another. Whether he is trying to impress his friends or just trying to get through the day without a disaster, his plans never quite turn out the way he expects. Perfect for kids just starting to read on their own, this classic story uses simple words and bright pictures to keep you laughing all the way to the weekend. You will want to join Fox every day of the week to see what he does next!
6-8 Years 50 Pages
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Little David Earl never needs a calendar to know what day of the week it is. He just looks at the snappy and clean apron his mother, Ma Dear, is wearing. A blue apron means it is Monday and time for washing, while a sunshine yellow apron means it is Tuesday for ironing. Every day brings a new color and a new chore, right up until Sunday, when the aprons are put away and the two of them can enjoy a special day of rest together. This warm and loving story offers a beautiful glimpse into the daily routine of a hardworking mother and her devoted son.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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For Lizzie, the perfect afternoon is always spent playing with her big sister, Jane. But it can be tough being the little sister. Jane is constantly busy with her own activities and play dates, leaving Lizzie feeling a bit left out. Lizzie decides to hatch the perfect plan to show Jane exactly how much she loves her. Each day of the week, Lizzie works hard sketching and planning her top secret project. She waits patiently until Saturday when she can finally reveal her grand surprise to Jane. She calls it Sister Day, a spectacular celebration of imagination, fun, and the special bond they share. This sweet and whimsical tale captures the timeless mission of a little girl determined to convince her older sister to play with her, highlighting the joy of family and togetherness.
6-8 Years 34 Pages
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Have you ever wondered what Mr. Small does when he is not driving a train, flying an airplane, or fighting fires? It turns out he has a wonderful family waiting for him at home! Meet Papa Small, Mama Small, and the adorable little Smalls! Throughout the week, you can follow along as this cheerful family works together on chores, plays fun games, and takes time to rest. When Sunday arrives, the whole family gets dressed up, attends church, and enjoys a relaxing, scenic drive together in their car. This delightful, classic picture book gives you a warm look at the everyday routines and happy moments that make family life so incredibly special.
6-8 Years 54 Pages
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A Huggable Puppet Concept Book About the Days of the Week

Meet Monday, a very hungry and highly huggable bullfrog who is ready to chomp his way through the week. You get to slip this clever puppet book right onto your hand and make Monday's big mouth open wide for every meal. As you guide your new amphibian friend through his daily snacks, you will discover fun textures to touch and bright colors to identify. Each textured page gives you a special clue about what crunchy or squishy plant Monday plans to eat next. You will even find a magical glow in the dark treat and a mirrored surprise at the end. Practice your days of the week while feeding the silliest frog in the pond.
6-8 Years
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Get ready to sing, read, and eat your way through the week with an energetic parade of hungry animals. From string beans on Monday to fresh fish on Friday, every day brings a delicious new meal and a different animal friend to enjoy it. You will see a porcupine enjoying some pasta, a snake slurping up spaghetti, and a cat enjoying a tasty treat. By the time Sunday arrives, a special feast is waiting for kids from all over the world to share together. This lively story is based on a popular children's song, making it incredibly fun to read aloud. The bright, musical rhythm helps you easily remember the days of the week while enjoying some truly spectacular and colorful artwork.
6-8 Years 24 Pages
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How to Count a Year

One single trip around the sun holds a massive universe of numbers just waiting to be counted. A whole year might feel like a gigantic, endless amount of time, but when you break it apart, it becomes a fascinating collection of tiny, wonderful moments. Dive into the amazing math hidden inside a year. You will discover how twelve different months or fifty-two Friday movie nights all add up to exactly 365 exciting days. Every single one of the 31,535,000 seconds is a chance for something new to happen. Through playful counting and clever breakdowns, you will see time in a completely different way. Get ready to explore all the big and small numbers that make up your incredible year.
6-8 Years 48 Pages
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Every Monday, Mabel wakes up with a special kind of excitement. While her family might not understand why this particular day is her absolute favorite, Mabel knows a secret joy that makes her pull her chair to the window and wait. What could be so wonderful that it makes Monday the best day of the week? Join Mabel as she eagerly anticipates the arrival of the loudest, most amazing vehicle on her street. Discover the simple, heartwarming reason behind her Monday morning ritual and see how her unique enthusiasm might just be contagious. This delightful story celebrates the joy of everyday wonders and the special people who help our communities.
6-8 Years 41 Pages
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Imagine if the days of the week decided to go on strike. When Sunday gets tired of her busy schedule and quits, the rest of the week is thrown into a tailspin. They try out all sorts of wacky replacements like Funday and Acrobaturday, but nothing feels quite right. It takes a little girls simple gift of gratitude to show the days that they are appreciated and that every morning is a chance for a brand new start. Jump in: Join the calendar chaos as the days search for a new member of the week through a series of hilarious interviews. Why it pulls you in: This playful and big hearted story features whimsical illustrations and a funny plot that reminds you how much a little thank you can matter. Celebrate today: Discover how kindness and appreciation can turn an ordinary day into something extraordinary where anything is possible.
6-8 Years 49 Pages
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Mondays are notoriously tough, but without the Fun Day Fairies, they are absolutely miserable for everyone. Jack Frost has deliberately stolen the magical flags that bring joy and sparkle to every day of the week, leaving the calendar looking incredibly gloomy. Megan the Monday Fairy is desperate to start the week off right, but she cannot do anything without her special flag. Rachel and Kirsty have bravely volunteered to help track down the thieving goblins and retrieve the stolen magic before Monday is ruined forever. Kick off the week with a thrilling rescue mission full of incredibly quick thinking and clever disguises. The mischievous goblins will do literally anything to keep the flag, so the girls must be smarter and faster than ever to successfully save the day and return the fun to Fairyland.
6-8 Years 83 Pages
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Fridays are in danger of being ruined forever! The sneaky and mean Jack Frost has stolen the seven magical Fun Day Flags from the Fun Day Fairies. Without these special flags, every day of the week will become dull, gloomy, and boring. You can step into a brilliant adventure with best friends Rachel and Kirsty as they try to save the day. The girls are on a mission to track down Freya the Friday Fairy's missing flag before the goblins cause any more mischief. It takes a lot of clever thinking and bravery to snatch the flag away from Jack Frost's icy helpers. Join the quest to keep Fridays fun and filled with laughter. Get ready for an exciting journey packed with teamwork, magical surprises, and a race against time to bring joy back to Fairyland.
6-8 Years
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