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Bahar, the Lucky

Bahar is determined to help her family earn more money than what she makes selling rugs at the local bazaar. So, she decides to become a fortune teller. After some lucky "accidents" telling correct fortunes, the king has summoned her to the palace to be his fortune teller. How will she get herself out of this situation without the king and everyone else discovering the truth that she's a fraud?

Balance and Motion (First Step Nonfiction)

This series introduces students to different motion concepts—from spinning and rolling and staying still to going from here to there. Colorful photos and simple sentence constructions support beginning readers while teaching key science content. This series meets both science and reading standards.

Bang

From the acclaimed author of The Magical Life of Mr. Renny, this nearly-wordless picture book is guaranteed to make pre-schoolers giggle. Filled with bright colours, car crashes, and animal mix-ups, young readers will delight in every humorous detail!

Baseball Buddies

Meet the Baseball Buddies, a diverse group of young boys and girls who come together to form a baseball team. Each team member has their unique strengths and personalities. With the help of their enthusiastic coach, Coach Joe, they embark on an exciting journey to learn the basics of baseball and how to approach life's challenges with courage, determination, and teamwork. Baseball Buddies offers young readers heartwarming stories filled with friendship, sportsmanship, and life lessons, all cente

Basic Concepts

Young children love a story they can interact with. Rocking Chair Kids books are perfect for read-alouds and one-on-one reading. This series introduces basic concepts children need to know before starting school.

Basic Concepts (Level Pre 1 Readers)

Level Pre1 Readers explore basic concepts. This simple look at opposites using repetitive sentence structures and familiar vocabulary give budding readers success. Although written at a very low level, the author’s themes tie all the examples together to give a sense of a story. Picture glossaries introduce new vocabulary and simple quizzes and activities at the end of each book help solidify comprehension.

Basic English Grammar for English Language Learners

This two-book series was written specifically for English language learners and covers all the basic grammar topics for beginners. Contains clear and concise explanations of the rules and illustrates them with numerous examples. The “Did You Know?” and “Grammar Help” notes add further to the understanding of basic grammar. These books will give English language learners a clear understanding of core grammar skills and help lay a strong foundation for good English.

Basic English Grammar for English Language Learners (cd)

This two-book series was written specifically for English language learners and covers all the basic grammar topics for beginners. Contains clear and concise explanations of the rules and illustrates them with numerous examples. The “Did You Know?” and “Grammar Help” notes add further to the understanding of basic grammar. These books will give English language learners a clear understanding of core grammar skills and help lay a strong foundation for good English. Each book includes 150-pages pl

Basic Tools (21st Century Junior Library)

From the simplest household chores to the most complex construction projects, basic handheld tools are used for almost everything. Readers will learn how some of the most common tools work, what they are used for, and how different variations can help with specialized tasks.

Bat Wings! Cat Wings?

Bats have wings, but do cats? No, of course not! In this entertaining book designed to both instruct and delight, young audiences encounter actual animal traits paired with impossible ones. Or what if they?re not all far-fetched?