Ethan Grant seemed to have no place in his life for women, except as expensive playthings. So Abby shouldn't have been surprised when Ethan, her boss, offered to pay her to attend a conference with him--and demanded that she pretend to be his lover!There were plenty of shocks in store duing that weekend. Suddenly, Ethan wanted Abby in bed for real. But is also became clear that he had another date on his mind, too---with an old flame...Was Abby just a pawn in his game of vengeance?

As the rest of the animals leave on the sixth day of Creation, a patient ram waits in the Garden of Eden to complete his task and, after avoiding temptation, saves a child and fulfills God's will, in a touching story from the author of The Man Who Walked Between the Towers.

Product Description: In 1974, French aerialist Philippe Petit threw a tightrope between the two towers of the World Trade Center and spent an hour walking, dancing, and performing high-wire tricks a quarter mile in the sky. This picture book captures the poetry and magic of the event with a poetry of its own: lyrical words and lovely paintings that present the detail, daring, and--in two dramatic foldout spreads-- the vertiginous drama of Petit's feat...read more

In 1868, John Bardsley, an immigrant from England, brought one thousand sparrows from his home country back to Philadelphia, where he hoped they would help save the trees from the inch-worms that were destroying them.

Ethan Grant seemed to have no place in his life for women, except as expensive playthings. So Abby shouldn't have been surprised when Ethan, her boss, offered to pay her to attend a conference with him--and demanded that she pretend to be his lover!There were plenty of shocks in store duing that weekend. Suddenly, Ethan wanted Abby in bed for real. But is also became clear that he had another date on his mind, too---with an old flame...Was Abby just a pawn in his game of vengeance?

The month of May travels to meet her father December, and meets all of her relatives, the other months of the year, on the way.

Poet Laureate Southey's classic Georgian poem leads readers on a rollicking trip down Cumberland, England's famous waterfall, in an illustrated picture-book version of the poem.

On each successive birthday, a young girl receives a wonderful surprise gift that reflects her age. Features movable flaps.

The more a baby cries, the more she grows, until her brother thinks of a way to reverse the process and turn his gigantic sister into a normal-sized infant

An old man tells his grandchildren about a sheep dog named Herman who, during the days when dogs and cats ruled the world, discovered the first humans