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When a soft golden sunrise touches the meadow, a curious little bunny with a crown of blossoms begins to notice something wonderful. The garden is waking up. Roots stretch beneath the soil. Crocuses push through the earth. Ducklings paddle across a sparkling pond, lambs leap in the grass, and cherry blossom petals drift through the air.

Return to the Enchanted Forest—where new magical creatures and hidden wonders are waiting to be discovered. Deep within the forest, beyond glowing meadows and ancient trees, extraordinary creatures live among sparkling streams and secret woodland paths. In this enchanting collection of magical tales, young listeners will meet a whole new group of guardians who help keep the forest alive with wonder.

Prepare to Have Your Mind Blown: The Ultimate Collection of 750 Fascinating Facts for Curious Minds. Did you know wombats poop in cubes? That the Moon smells like gunpowder? That ancient Romans used urine as mouthwash? Or about the green children who mysteriously appeared in 13th-century England? Most fact books are disappointing — written for toddlers or just dry lists without context. You read a fact and forget it. Fascinating Facts About Everything is different. It is a deep-dive into the weirdest, wildest true stories from the universe.

What happens when the Easter Bunny decides to “improve” Easter? Spoiler alert: it’s a very bad idea. When the Easter Bunny tries faster egg launchers, rainbow paint machines, and even roller skates, his quiet backyard quickly turns into a colorful, muddy, laugh-out-loud disaster. Eggs fly. Paint splashes. Chicks giggle. And nothing goes according to plan.

The Easter Bunny wakes up ready for the perfect Easter—only to discover that today is becoming a very bad day indeed. Eggs crack, paint spills, baskets tumble, and three mischievous little chicks turn one small mistake into a very messy adventure.

Even on Our Hardest Days is a tender, heartfelt book written from a mother’s voice—one that understands the beauty, exhaustion, joy, and quiet strength woven through everyday motherhood.

When Easter Morning Bloomed is a gentle and heartwarming Christian book that invites children into the beauty, hope, and joy of Easter.

The Louvre is more than the world’s largest art museum. It is a fortress, a palace, a treasure house of revolutions, and a stage for mysteries that continue to fascinate millions. To step inside its echoing halls is to journey through nearly a thousand years of history—where monarchs once schemed, artists found inspiration, and the world’s most famous masterpieces found their home. In Masterpieces and Mysteries, architectural historian Caspar Dene takes you far beyond the crowds gathered at the Mona Lisa.

Every night after closing, someone—or something—has been rearranging all the books in the Maple Hollow Library. But this isn't your typical ghost story. When young paranormal investigator Spenser discovers that a lonely spirit has been trying to help children find the perfect books, she faces her most heartwarming mystery yet. Adelaide Morrison was a devoted teacher in life, and in death, she's still trying to match kids with the stories that will capture their imaginations.

From mistletoe mishaps to fondue fiascos, this delicious collection of bite-sized love stories serves up charm, chaos, and chemistry—one holiday at a time. In Love on the Holiday Menu, thirty romantic comedies unfold across seasons and celebrations: a Christmas cookie sabotage turns into sweet redemption, a Valentine’s nugget artist wins over a grumpy regular, and two Black Friday shoppers brawl over the last baguette—then share it in the snow. With foodie flirtations, festive meet-cutes, and more than a few kitchen disasters, each story brings laughter, heart, and flavor to the table.

She believed she was given a second chance. What she found was a waking nightmare. Sixteen-year-old Heather’s life changes forever after a seemingly innocent accident plunges her into darkness. After a tragic incident, Heather dies for five minutes. In recovery, her parents cling to hope that she’s safe and the ordeal is over—but the nightmare has only just begun. Slowly, Heather realizes her old life is gone, and something dark has come back with her. She begins to see things that shouldn’t be there—dead things—and they see her too.