ace the coding interview with Python and JavaScript

Frankie Joe Huckaby, forced to live with his father, a stepmother, and four half-brothers, starts a delivery service to finance his escape back to his mother in Texas, not realizing he has a better li

Between Christmas and New Year's Eve, College Springs has a winter carnival, complete with ice sculptures. However this year someone has stolen all 37 of them, including one on Chickadee Court. Tween

"Bear teaches his friend, Mole, how to ride his bike with no training wheels. After many bumps along the road, they make it to their final destination: the Storymobile"--

When Willie's Uncle Bill comes to babysit, they have excellent adventures making icky stew, getting a haircut at Hair by Pierre, and jamming with a band.

A fun rhyming text by early childhood expert Jean Marzollo paired with colorful photographs introduces kids to subtractionand meets the Common Core State Standards in kindergarten and first grade!

A crew of happy dogs digs merrily in the dirt. But the groundhogs, mice, and moles dont like it. The dogs are on the run again! New readers will delight in this joyful story with its surprise climax.

The older children tell Sam he is too small to play with them, but when they need help Sam saves the day.

On a windy spring day, Bear sniffs the air. Could it be. . . Kite day?Rushing home he tells Mole, and the two fast friends get to work building a kite of their own. They study, and collect, and measure, and construct—and soon, their kite is flying high above the meadow.But when a storm rumbles in—SNAP!—the kite string breaks, and all their hard work soars away. Chasing after it, Mole and Bear discover all is not lost—wedged in the branches of a tree, their kite protects a nest of baby birds from the pouring rain.Will Hillenbrand’s Bear and Mole series is the perfect choice for storytime sharing or reading aloud. Strong verbs, repetitive phrases, and fun-to-read sounds keep young listeners and readers engaged with the story, while the gentle illustrations add detail and quiet humor. Kids will delight in poring over these books again and again.Don’t miss the other Bear and Mole titles, including All For a Dime, Spring is Here, and First Star!

The winning nonfiction team returns with a larger-than-life math book that is sure to fascinate young readers. Huge numbers are hard to comprehend. This book explains quantities in terms children can

"Bright photographs of puppets, marbles, chicks, dogs, and other fun objects, a rhyming text, and a fun game help children learn to add. This book teaches children how to connect numbers with a value

Aunt Jen, the official White House hostess, is being thrown a surprise party with a "Wizard of Oz" theme, but when a box arrives from the Smithsonian, the slippers that Judy Garland wore in the movie

When his teacher is replaced by a substitute nicknamed Beezer the Buzzard, and each student has to do a report on an African animal, Kevin, who struggles with attentional difficulties, is not sure he

An adaptation of the Night Before Christmas set under the sea, with Santa as a jolly walrus in a huge conch shell sleigh pulled by eight sea horses.

Introduces the concept of subtraction, using toys to explain how to subtract any numbers within twenty and how to work with subtraction equations.

Learning about a stash of valuable coins hidden in the Ingle Building, a discontented Aidan inadvertently triggers a remarkable chain of events that acquaints her with such characters as a smart-aleck

Twelve-year-old Frankie Joe Huckaby, forced to live with the father he never knew, a stepmother, and four half-brothers in Illinois, starts a delivery service to finance his escape back to his mother

With the help of their rambunctious dog, Hooligan, seven-year-old Tessa and ten-year-old Cammie, daughters of the first female president, investigate when Dorothy's ruby slippers vanish while on loan

Fifteen-year-old Claire, apparently the only normal student at a school for people with supernatural powers, learns that she is the subject of a famous prophecy, and when fellow students start disappe

When Mexican American seventh-grader Javier is assigned to work with a special education class and connects with Dontae, who has both physical and mental disabilities, his reputation among gang member

When Willie's Uncle Bill comes to babysit, they have excellent adventures making icky stew, getting a haircut at Hair by Pierre, and jamming with a band.

"Bright photographs of puppets, marbles, chicks, dogs, and other fun objects, a rhyming text, and a fun game help children learn to add. This book teaches children how to connect numbers with a value

In the summer of 1963, after his father has inexplicably disappeared leaving Cully with his three eccentric aunts on their barely profitable apple farm, Cully goes to work for a mysterious antiques de

Mole can smell that spring is in the air, but Bear is still asleep after his long winter nap!Excitedly he taps on the window and knocks on the door– he even tries playing a trumpet to wake his friend so they can celebrate together. But Bear keeps snoozing. But Mole is determined, so he milks and gathers and bakes a special springtime surprise for his friend– the perfect way to wake up!A perfect read-aloud, full of simple sound-words and lots of repetition, Spring is Here is ideal to share with young readers to celebrate the changing of the seasons. Cozy mixed-media illustrations of big, fuzzy, dozing bear and his eager mole friend add detail and humor to the tale.Don’t miss the other Bear and Mole adventures– First Star, All For a Dime, Off We Go!, and Kite Day.

Mexican American middle-schooler Manny finds himself caught between going along with his friends who are set on forming a gang and cutting his ties to them and following his own inclination to stay ou

When someone takes a pet goldfish, then other items from Ms. Herschel's classroom, each time leaving a clue in the form of a poem, student Edgar Allan competes with a classmate to be first to solve th

Beginning in 1959, Abby, nearly eleven, writes a series of letters to Jackie Kennedy, each with sketches of outfits she has designed, as she faces family problems, concerns about neighbors, and her ow

This nontraditional tribute to Benjamin Franklin--all in almanac format--is brimming with humorous cartoons, instructive adages, and a wealth of information about a Founding Father who was as amusing

When someone takes a pet goldfish, then other items from Ms. Blackwell's classroom, each time leaving a clue in the form of a poem, student Edgar Allan competes with a classmate to be first to solve t

When Nora's uncle loses his job and house in Texas, he and his family come to stay with Nora's family in Portland, Oregon, and Nora must try very hard to adjust to her cousin Ellie, who is loud, stubb

Two sleuths, a farm cat and dog, team up with their enemy, a rabbit, to solve a Halloween mystery.

Learning about a stash of valuable coins hidden in the Ingle Building, a discontented Aidan inadvertently triggers a remarkable chain of events that acquaints her with such characters as a smart-aleck

Believing that her dreams have come true when she finally acquires a horse of her own, Abby experiences more hardships than anticipated in the form of grueling responsibilities and difficulties with h

Fleeing the foster care system of a war-torn future world, abandoned teen Skip takes refuge in the ruins of an amusement park and forms a ragtag family with a tragic homeless man, a dancer-turned-teen

Seventeen-year-old Toni Jo, who has little self-confidence, finds her relationship with her gay best friend Pan threatened by her new boyfriend, and tensions escalate even further when the bullying of

A parent lulls a child to sleep with visions of soft spring breezes, lazy summer days, cool autumn winds, and moon-lit winter nights.

Three stories star Wilbur and Orville, the Riot brothers, as they rescue a dragonfly from a bully, get into an April Fools' Day joke contest with their mother, and invent make-in-your-mouth macaroni a

Celebrates the people of Harlem with first-person poems in the voices of the residents who make up the legendary neighborhood, including basketball players, teachers, mail carriers, jazz artists, maid

While one tractor sits on the grass, out of gas, increasing numbers of other vehicles, from two airplanes to ten bicycles, fill the backyard with adventure.

Fifteen-year-old Andy, fed up with his alcoholic father and annoying older brother, leaves their northern Wisconsin cabin on his version of a walkabout, leaving his medications to combat depression, a

Twelve-year-old Samantha struggles with how to best help her artistic and athletic older brother and her parents--who will not have Evan tested for a learning disability.