It's the middle of the night, you need to send your brother to the Moon Realm, and he won't wake up. So you improvise. . . .When a confused Jasper awakes, he's convinced he's dreaming. But by the time he meets Greydor, Jasper understands that this is no dream. In fact, persuading the King of the Rinn to work with the men of Dain to defeat their common enemy is a nightmare. Then there's the other side of the coin: convincing Tavin and Dubb that saddling a Rinn isn't certain death. ("It'll be fun!") And perhaps even a greater worry: can he make friends with Dubb's daughter Darce before she punches his lights out?Lily has problems, too. There's a little mousie scratching in her closet. Or at least, it sounds like a little mousie. Oh, and her second confrontation with Curse, and trying to form her first peerin. (Don't you have to be from Dain to do that?) And where's Ebb?One thing's for sure: now that Lily and Jasper have entered the Moon Realm, nothing can ever be the same again."Get ready for a wild ride! The Dragondain will have you gasping, cheering, and falling in love with the characters all over again. Due's rich descriptive prose and fast-paced dialogue make for a truly exciting read. There were so many "goosebumps" moments I literally could not put the book down. I can't wait for Book Three!" --S. S. TamberrinoIllustrated by Carolyn Arcabascio. Volume Two of the The Moon Realm Series.

Does your brilliant child correct you before you've even had your coffee?Aiden has a case of "The Actuallys," and just can't help but correct others on the most trivial of facts. Is it a turtle or a tortoise? Is a tomato a fruit?  With every misspoken word, Aiden just  has to interject, and often it embarrasses the people around him. One day, someone gives him a piece of advice that could change everything. Come find out how to cure "The Actuallys"Parents, Gifted Teachers, Social Skill Mentors,  Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists,  Counselors, and School Counselors will all enjoy exploring the topic of kindness, manners, and intelligence with their child.

Check out the thought provoking questions at the end!Notice the diversity depicted throughout the beautiful illustrations!Reflect on social skills, intelligence, kindness, and nuance!Great tool for any child to discuss social nuances. Families of gifted children, children with autism, twice exceptional children may see a need for a teaching tool to address the tricky topic of manners, and this could help!

Oodles and Oodles of Noodley Noodles is a silly, award winning, adventurous story about a little girl, Charli, who is obsessed with noodles.

Will Charli ever have enough noodles? And, if so, what will she do with them?

Using her noodle, Charli creates a fun-filled, noodley adventure.Readers will be curious to discover what Charli will do next.The colorful, detailed, illustrations capture every child’s imagination.It’s rocking rhyme, word repetition and "18" big noodle words make it fun to read aloud, over and over again.Oodles teaches kids that anything can be magical, that laughing is infectious and that life is full of pastabilities.This is the first book in a series of books with Charli, a little girl from a diverse family.

Kids and adults can relate to the story because who doesn't love noodles. Children will recognize themselves within the story.It is suited for children 2-8 years old.

Join the fun NOW as you follow along on Charli's noodley adventure.Be sure to find the hidden mouse on every spread.This is the non potty humor version.2020 KidsShelf Book Cover Award2020 Mom’s Choice Award honoring excellence2021 Readers Favorite 5 star book review2021 Readers Favorite Silver Medal winner Children-Grade K-3rd2021 Story Monsters Approved Certificate of Excellence in Literature -Picture Book Ages 3-8