Product Description: "Painting the Rainbow" by PixelPole is the ideal storybook for young children (preK - 2nd grade) who enjoy reading with help or for older children who start reading on their own (2nd - 4th grades). The book tells the story of a child, Michael, chosen to rescue the magic garden in danger of being left colorless when each color wants to rule the magic place...read more

When Arietta and her magic cloak are kidnapped by a lonely magician, her family, friends, and animals come together to find a way to rescue her. By the author of The Gorillas of Gill Park.

When vandals attack Gill Park, Willy Wilson, who inherited the park from an eccentric millionaire, organizes his baseball team, the Gorillas, to defend it, while attempting to solve a mystery involving hidden treasure.

Bored with her life at her snobby boarding school, Lydia Rice takes matters into her own hands and makes things interesting by secretly breaking all the rules, especially when a new friendship with the night watchman leads to her uncovering a school secret that throws the whole establishment into chaos.

Feeling neglected by her father in Brazil and her mother in Washington, D.C., Georgia Hughes tries to cope with life at a boarding school in Connecticut by imagining relationships with John Kennedy and Miss Beard, the ghost of the former headmistress of the school.Feeling neglected by her father in Brazil and her mother in Washington, D.C., Georgia Hughes copes with life at a Connecticut boarding school by imagining relationships with John Kennedy and Miss Beard, the ghost of the school's former headmistress.

When Willy Wilson leaves his very conventional life and heads off to the big city of Gloria to spend the summer with his Aunt Bridget, he never guessed that he would end up playing first base dressed up like a gorilla, searching for an eccentric millionaire who's in hiding, or thwarting a real estate developer's plans to ruin Gill Park.

While Uncle Harry is babysitting his nephews for the weekend, the Tooth Fairy leaves a gold key meant for the Ogre in 'Puss in Boots'

An original approach to a common childhood concern tells how Allie--an only child--wishes for a baby sister but gets Star Baby--a baby boy whose supernatural abilities distract the family from the real important things, like Allie's birthday.

Storyteller, whose calling has been passed down to him from a long line of storytellers, looks for stories everywhere until a magical adventure to Blue Mountain teaches him that his storytelling powers are within himself