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Inspired by the eagerly awaited motion picture, Casper Mad Libs will tickle fans, young and old. Formatted like the original Mad Libs, these new games pack all the fun of the film and more--because players add that extra dimension of spontaneous hilarity.
Play as a gnome, half-orc, or... TOASTER OVEN? Dungeons & Dragons is now officially a Mad Lib. The world's greatest role-playing game meets The World's Greatest Word Game. Embark on a JIGGLY quest, ride PEACOCKS into battle, and enjoy 21 fill-in-the-blank stories based on Dungeons & Dragons.
A fun and heartfelt picture book for children ages 3-5 that follows the dynamic duo Casper, a talkative border collie, and his best friend Daisy on their adventure to the park. Follow the dynamic doggy duo, Casper, the bouncy border collie and his loyal friend Daisy as they head to the park and learn all about the power of kindness and friendship! Casper is not like other dogs. He doesn’t care about chasing woolly sheep or gnawing on tasty bones, instead, all Casper has ever dreamed of doing is being able to talk. One day, a powerful little fairy appears and grants this energetic pup his wish. But there is a catch: Casper and Daisy must remain kind for the spell to work! Packed with vivid illustrations and a beautiful, fun-filled story, little ones will learn about the importance of being kind to others and being a loving friend. Whether you are looking for an engaging picture book to share for storytime together, or a sweet and heartwarming tale, Casper and Daisy’s Big Day at the Park is ideal. The first of a soon-to-be series that follows Casper and Daisy on their search for fun, Casper and Daisy’s Big Day at the Park is a delightful story that teaches toddlers what it really means to be kind.
To those outside it, Pilsen is a vast barrio on the south side of Chicago. To Alexai Galaviz-Budziszewski, it is a world of violence and decay and beauty, of nuance and pure chance. It is a place where the smell of cooking frijoles is washed away by that of dead fish in the river, where vendettas are a daily routine, and where a fourteen-year-old immigrant might hold the ability bring people back from the dead. Simultaneously tough and tender, these stories mark the debut of a writer poised to represent his city's literature for decades to come.