Best Selling Books by Sarah Willson

The popular Social Studies Connects series links history, geography, civics and economics to kids’ daily lives. Featuring stories with diverse characters who face situations young readers can relate to, these books support reading and social studies skills including researching, inferring, comparing, and communication. An activity to stimulate curiosity about the world is included in each book! Dennis has a great idea for making money. But it won’t work unless he can get his bossy big brother to help out, and that''s no easy job! (Social Studies Topic: Economics/Free Interprise)

Solve kid-sized dilemmas and mysteries with the Science Solves It! series. These fun books for kids ages 5–8 blend clever stories with real-life science. Why did the dog turn green? Can you control a hiccup? Is that a UFO? Find the answers to these questions and more as kid characters dive into physical, life, and earth sciences. Jack and Gina are not really thrilled about having to wear glasses. Hank, the class smart aleck, just makes things worse with his teasing. But when a class trip to the rock quarry almost ends in disaster, Jack, Gina, and Hank learn to see things a little more clearly. Books in this perfect STEM series will help kids think like scientists and get ahead in the classroom. Activities and experiments are included in every book! (Level Two; Science topic: Vision)

Tommy and the other Rugrats literally get carried away by a huge balloon when they participate in the Reptar parade. Includes a Reptar tattoo. Full color.

When Sam brings home a baby dinosaur, his new pet''s size and boisterous antics create unusual problems for the family.

Reading is one of the most important skills a child will ever learn. When you read to children, you are sharing an experience that prepares them to learn to read. Jellybean Books have been written "especially to be read aloud to toddlers and preschoolers aged 3-5 years old. Every book is lively, colorful, filled with fabulous characters, and priced to please.

SpongeBob and Patrick visit the dentist.

SpongeBob decides to teach Mr. Crab some manners.

Elmo is excited about his very first babysitter coming over to stay with him through the evening. Illustrations.

SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends visit the lost city of Atlantis.

Alex, Sam, and Clover try to recover a box of Valentine''s Day chocolates, containing passwords to the national treasury of a small European country, from the noted thief, Casanova Carl.

The babies and their families attend a royal party, and Chuckie accidentally switches places with a real prince--a real "spoiled" prince.

When Zoe, Elmo, and Baby Bear make music, spring suddenly appears.

Tommy and his friends think that a couple of crooks are hungry because they want to steal Dil''s baby formula. So the babies come up with a plan to drive them away.

When Stu''s television stops working during a pro wrestling program and he wins tickets to meet wrestling star The Dude at the electronics store, the babies swing into action to protect him from the mean man who escaped from the broken set.

SpongeBob is offered the opportunity to host his own TV show, and with his mother''s support, the show''s ratings climb. But just when things couldn''t get any better, SpongeBob mistakenly thinks his mother doesn''t love him anymore. How can he go on? Full color.

When Tommy and the other Rugrats go to the museum, one of Tommy''s paintings ends up on display.

Dora describes all the things for which she is most thankful.

The rugrats and the zombies: Tommy is afraid that his parents are turning into zombies when they start acting strangely following several sleepless nights. Where the sharks are: A trip to Sea Park takes an unexpected turn when Tommy and Chuckie decide they must take home one of the sea creatures.

SpongeBob entertains his friends by ripping off his pants and learns a lesson about friendship.

Dil and Tommy try to get to the bottom of their father''s suddenly strange behavior, which has included dyeing his hair blue, wearing baggy pants, and trading the van in for something much more adventurous.

Tommy doesn''t feel so good. His nose doesn''t work right and his throat tickles. Then he gets really bad news: He''s caught a bug. Now he and his friends have to find it so they can let it go. But in the meantime, will Tommy survive his parent''s remedies of cod-liver oil and old-country soup complete with chicken feet? Find the answer in this original Rugrats story.

When the Rugrats accidentally take a ride on the newly invented Reptar wagon, they find themselves lost in deep, dark woods, where they are pursued by some boisterous monkeys who have just escaped from a circus train. Will the Rugrats make it back home safe and sound? Based on The Rugrats'' animated feature film, scheduled for Thanksgiving 1998 release. Full color.

Dora and Boots spy the first little star of the evening and begin making their wishes. But suddenly a comet knocks Little Star out of the sky, and she falls to the ground. Join Dora and Boots as they try to get Little Star home, so that everyone can make a good-night wish.

In a sensitive story that deals with conquering fear, Chuckie and his new sister, Kimi, are lost at the petting zoo. Full color.

Angela''s ice-skating lesson is ruined when Nanette shows up to show off her fancy skills.

It''s chanukah time and everybody is ready to light the menorah and usher in the holiday.

The cookies Tommy and Dil take to the school bake sale are a big hit. But there''s just one problem--the delicious treats are not for humans. Full color.

Angelica and the Rugrats find themselves in Camelot, where they try to recover her doll and rescue Grandpa Lou.

The tooth fairy leaves a surprise for Blue when Blue loses a tooth.

Angelica''s idea to trick the younger kids out of their candy backfires on her.

Blue has a dress-up party but only finds a costume for herself at the last minute.

The babies meet a mean kid at the theme park.