Most Popular Books by Leslie McGuire

Learn about whales while learning to read using phonics.

Going on a trip? "Travel Games to Go" will make getting there a whole lot more fun! Each book is filled with entertaining and original games and puzzles, and bound into the ever-popular "Mad Libs® " pad format with a sturdy backer baord. Anything goes when kids weave their own zany stories around these ridiculous set-ups, silly premises, and laughable line drawings.

Kids can take a ride with Big Mike as he goes through a day in the life of a typical police officer, showing young readers that police officers work hard to help people and keep them safe. Full color.

This is one of a selection of three-dimensional carousel books designed especially for Christmas. All three books have a simple storyline and five three-dimensional scenes. The books can be opened and the front and back covers tied together with ribbon to create a decoration.

Learn about words with the "--Ed," "-t," and "-d" sounds.

Searching for his lost bone, Dino has a series of pop-up adventures that take him to a cave, a lake, and a cliff before he finds the bone and makes a new friend.

Scooby decides that picnic areas are not for him, as creatures jump out at him and his lunch

Garfield auditions for a TV commercial, rescues a lost girl, and meets a cat from outer space

Abigail, Melissa, and Julia--three friends with a common entrepreneurial bond--set out to make a killing tie-dyeing t-shirts and selling them in school, but a mischievous litter of Great Dane puppies could ruin their plans. Original.

Briefly introduces the skeleton, muscles, skin, heart, and brain and outlines the functions of digesting and breathing.

Discusses the useful functions of various parts of the body--fingers, feet, toes, hair, muscles, bones, skin, etc.

Learn about words with "ng."

Learn about two-syllable words.

With the help of Mrs. Murgatroyd''s magical paints, Alicia overcomes the fears that have bothered her since her mother went into the hospital.

A baby shakes things all through the house looking for a lost rattle in this rhyming tale.