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Mabel O'Doherty is known in the Irish neighborhood where she lives as Crazy Mabel, accused of killing her mother when she was twelve years old. But Mabel has secrets buried inside her head that a killer doesn't want anyone to know. Abandoned by all but her friend Molly, Mabel is ready to fight for her sanity and to clear her name. Michael O'Brian has spent years in England and returns home to find life as he knew it had changed. As he embraces this new life, he is thrown into a deadly web of lies and murder. Can he come to terms with his guilty in time to save the only woman he has ever loved before a killer silences her for good?
Christmas was always a special time in the Finny family home despite them living deep under the ocean. But, Christmas is about to go very wrong indeed. Skinny Finny and his twin brother, Tubby wake on Christmas morning to find their parents missing. They set out to find them and to ruin Christmas in the process. Heaven help anyone who gets in their way ... Will the world famous MI5 agent, Super Spy Wobblebottom be able to stop Skinny Finny from ruining Christmas for children all around the world? Or, will Skinny Finny and his ingenious inventions win the day? The Crazy Christmas Caper is perfect for young readers of 7-12 years old who enjoy a tale that delivers suspense and laughs in equal measure. It's also been written for adults to read to children of younger ages. A chapter each night will send parent and child to bed with a sense of wonder and, perhaps, a grin on their face!
Preschoolers will love this cool format! With stories about Santa, presents, snowmen, and more, the youngest Mad Libs fan can fill in the blanks with 140 stickers featuring pictures with corresponding words. Plus, each story is accompanied by a coloring page. It's a great holiday treat - and a fun introduction to reading.
Everyone's favorite first grader and shark lover is back in a Christmas adventure!Merry Christmas, Freddy! Freddy's cousins, twin sisters Kasey and Kelly, are coming for the holidays. Things are always more fun when the twins are around -- but they're also a lot more crazy! Freddy can't wait to find out what trouble the girls get into this time.
Meet Billy... He's Bonkers! The Christmas celebrations have begun! But when Billy gets trapped by a snowman, weed on by a puppy and burped on by his relatives, he decides... it's a totally crazy Christmas! 3 side-splittingly hilarious stories in 1!
Packed with brilliant seasonal jokes together with lots of silly stuff that will keep children giggling throughout the Christmas holidays. Cast an unwanted Gift Spell, read Santa's hilarious emails and try the Top Ten things to do with leftover turkey. With hilarious spoof ads and lots of fun Christmas features this book will really put the ho-ho-ho into your holidays.
It's a snap to create three-dimensional images of festive full-page patterns of reindeer, candy canes, snowmen, nutcrackers, poinsettias, and more. Just follow the simple directions and color! Includes 3-D glasses!
Read this charming story aloud. Cook old-fashioned pull taffy. Play the unique game. This heart-warming book includes the story of the Cobweb party, historical facts, an easy taffy recipe and a cobweb game.
It's almost Christmas, and Eric Hagel is spying on the new neighbor. What's going on next door? Why is the house always flickering with candlelight? And what about the eerie flute music every morning at 6:00?When Mr. Tressler puts up a Christmas tree, Eric's eyes nearly pop out. The angel at the top comes to life! Soon, hundreds of angels are flying in the old man's house.Can Eric and the Cul-de-sac Kids solve the mystery? And who will be brave enough to take a Christmas gift to the weird house at the end of Blossom Hill Lane?
The images in We Wish You A Crazy Christmas were chosen from our vast collection of Victorian and Edwardian Christmas cards and postcards. Those eras produced millions of cards, for this a strong time for both mailed correspondence and Yuletide greetings. Most had traditional or religious imagery, but a substantial minority were - to our minds - malapropos, such as cow in a field, a tree blossoming in spring, a sandy beach. A smaller number goes beyond irrelevancy to weirdness, and these we have decided to share with our adventurous customers. They offer the opportunity to ponder, laugh, or to simply wonder "Why?"