Most Popular Books by Kitty Richards

Chased Away When the Littles bring their new son home, their cat, Snowbell, tries to eat him. After all, Stuart is a mouse, not a person. And Snowbell doesn''t like the idea of a mouse ordering him around. So he and the neighborhood cats trick Stuart into leaving the Littles. Stuart goes far away, but realizes he misses his family. Will Stuart ever make it back home?

Angelica is the kind of girl who''ll stop at nothing until she gets what she wants - especially if it concerns Cynthia!

New York City has a new crime-fighter, Spider-Man who keeps the neighborhood safe from the bad guys.

With simple text and sturdy board pages, these two new titles in the Disney Bunnies line are ideally sized for toddlers'' little hands and even Easter baskets. In these stories, Thumper is not quite ready to go to bed, and he learns to count to ten. Full color.

It''s phonics! It''s comics! It''s awesome! Perfect for early and developing readers, each paperback includes three exciting, easy-to-read stories! Exhilarating adventures, daring heroes, magic, time travel and much, much more! Each cool 24-page comic book feature three exciting, phonetically decodable stories. Developed and leveled with the help of reading specialists, these 6" x 9" paperbacks are easy to read and hard to put down! Planet Grimm is too grim for the Sparkplugs. So what do they do? They move to Earth! Hilarity ensues as these robots settle in to become the (sometimes misunderstood) family next door. GRL: L

As a child, Kitty Richards struggled alone with the frightening aspects of mental illness. In this prize-winning memoir, she reveals her journey to survive atrocities in psychiatric facilities as she speaks out for the voiceless in a mental health system where people are still enduring such abuses. Amidst confusion and demoralization, she discovers a spiritual truth that guides her during her battles to triumph, not just for herself, but also for the woman to whom she owes the greatest debt.

"Join Phineas, Ferb, their older sister, Candace, Perry the Platypus (otherwise known as Agent P), the evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz and the rest of the gang from Phineas and Ferb as they tickle your funny bone with laugh-out-loud jokes and hilarious riddles!"--Publisher.

Three classic fairy tales, retold in a humorous, twisted way, that are designed to be read phonetically by beginning readers. Presented in comic-book format.

Tinker Bell and the other fairies have always known it was dangerous to venture into the Winter Woods. But what happens when Tink''s curiousity gets the best of her?

Simply open and tie back the covers to reveal a 360° pop-up castle fit for a princess--or for six princesses! Stand-up paper dolls of Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Jasmine hold court in this royal abode. Tucked into the inside front cover is an envelope to store the dolls after play. Charming details and beautiful artwork complete the experience.

A collection of 19 stories featuring princesses from Disney films.

Stories about the Sparkplugs, a robot family that moved to Earth in an attempt to fit in, that are designed to be read phonetically by beginning readers. Presented in comic-book format.

"It isn''t easy being the prisoner of the fearsome Beast, but belle is making the most of it. There are so many rooms to explore in the castle - including an amazing library."--Back cover.

This collection includes tales of four Disney Princesses all in one volume!Ariel: The Shimmering Star Necklace - Ariel''s young friend Marina is missing! The only clue she left behind is a mysterious diary entry about a secret new friend. Now Ariel must follow the clues along with Sebastian, Flounder, and Scuttle in order to find Marina in this delightful princess adventure!Belle: The Mysterious Message - It isn''t easy being the prisoner of the fearsome Beast, but Belle is making the most of it. There are so many rooms to explore in the elaborate castle--including an amazing library. This may not be so bad after all! Things get even more interesting when Belle discovers a secret message hidden in one of the books. She soon realizes she''s hot on the trail of a decades-old mystery! Will Belle, with the help of Lumiere, an enchanted candelabrum, and a teacup named Chip, be able to solve this beastly case?Rapunzel: A Day to Remember - Rapunzel has lived in her secret tower in the woods for eighteen years. Not one to remain idle, she keeps busy with music, painting, cooking, and even astronomy. With her best friend--a chameleon named Pascal--to keep her company, and a vivid imagination to keep them both entertained, Rapunzel has lots of adventures to dream up!Cinderella: The Lost Tiara - When a palace messenger brings word that Cinderella''s new grandmother-in-law is coming to visit, everyone in the castle scrambles to prepare for her arrival. Cinderella wants everything to be perfect for her first royal guest! As a special surprise, Cinderella decides to wear the beautiful tiara that Grandmama sent as a wedding gift. But when Cinderella goes to the royal vault, she discovers the crown is missing! Can she find it before Grandmama arrives at the palace?

Much of the legal academic tax policy analysis of the last 40 years inhabits the “classical optimal tax framework,” in which desires for government spending and redistribution are balanced against the theoretical economic costs of high tax rates. While this analytic frame can be useful, it has historically been anchored to antiquated assumptions that are contrary to modern economic research. The result has been a literature that overemphasizes the theoretical economic costs of taxation, while radically underestimating the role of taxes in regulating economic inequality. This article brings together recent advances in the economics literature with evidence from other disciplines to make the case that, rather than discouraging productive activity, progressive tax rates may instead discourage rent-seeking behaviors by high-income workers, leaving more compensation on the table for lower-income workers to share. In this way, progressive tax policy can be understood not only as redistributing income through direct transfers ex post, but also as regulating the distribution of market income ex ante, with high marginal tax rates reducing market-income inequality, and comparatively low rates encouraging the upward redistribution of resources. The article situates these insights within the broader tax literature and demonstrates their profound ramifications for multiple areas of tax scholarship.

A Parisian kitten, along with her family and owner, a once-famous opera singer, take an ocean liner to New York in the early twentieth century, where they see many famous landmarks.

Miley est trop contente ! Dans quelques jours, elle sera en Europe avec ses amis pour la tournée d''Hannah Montana. Mais à une condition : la jeune fille doit obtenir une bonne note à son examen de biologie. Ce qui n''est pas gagné. Pourquoi les cours ne se retiennent pas aussi facilement qu''une chanson? Et si Hannah Montana avait la solution...