"The plucky, mischievous toddler Edgar the Raven is at it again in this spirited story with some important lessons. What will Edgar do when he accidentally breaks a statue sitting on a dresser? Will his sister, Lenore, tattle on him? Will Edgar tell his mother the truth? Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart," little lit lovers will delight in this new adventure with characters illustrated in a most "poe-etic" way."--Publisher's description....

"Modern culture often sells us lies, a series of counterfeits that masquerade as truth. They promise to bring success, affirmation, fame, and even riches-all of the things that we think will make us happy. Yet none of these things will ultimately fulfill us, and believing these lies can lead us down the path of destruction. Joshua Broome knows this firsthand. He had a successful career in the adult film industry, making lots of money and achieving...

A quiz about honesty.

Why do we lie, why do we believe lies, how they deceive us. You're surprised you believed a lie. But have you ever wondered why you believed the truth? Or maybe you should, as New York Times bestselling author Aja Raden claims, by accurately and insightfully analyzing the land of frauds and lies. Supported by scientific knowledge in the field of history and psychology, the universal and, at the same time, excruciatingly up-to-date, The Truth About...

Margarita lives in a great big house surrounded by a hedge. When she climbs her favorite tree, she can see the small house next door where her friend Rosario and her family live. One day after Margarita carelessly leaves her tricycle by the hedge, she sees Rosario and her brother dragging her tricycle into their yard and hiding it.

Leave it to legendary Pauly Shore to fake his own death and chronicle the hilarious reactions from dozens of A-list celebrities in this comedy that raises the eternal show business question: Is it better to be a dead genius or a living idiot?

In this humorous adaptation of the Grimm fairy tale, Abe Spoke is the young tailor who sews the words "seven in one stroke" on his belt, but neglects to tell the people he meets that it was seven flies, not seven giants--his cleverness (and chutzpah) win him the hand of the princess, but unfortunately he has a bad habit of muttering about cloth and tailoring in his sleep.

They should have been watching. But my little girl is gone...On this crisp October day, the class of six-year-old children are wrapped up warm in gloves and coats for their trip to a local farm. They giggle as they stroke the animals and search for the perfect Halloween pumpkin, and as I watch my daughter Claire race off with her friends, the pink ribbon in her hair bouncing, I breathe a sigh of relief. It's been so hard since my husband died and...