In "Good Manners," Brady the Bunny learns that being kind and polite is just as important as being smart. Through a series of relatable daily scenarios—at home, at school, and at play—Brady discovers how small words and simple actions can make a big difference in how people feel. This book is an essential guide for helping young children navigate social situations with grace and confidence.
Brady the Bunny looks around his world and asks, "Where did this come from?" From the light bulbs that brighten his room to the wheels on his bicycle, Brady explores the stories of famous inventors and the creative process behind world-changing discoveries. This book is designed to spark curiosity about human ingenuity and the evolution of technology.
Brady the Bunny explores the "invisible pulls" of the universe. From wondering why his apple falls from the tree to discovering why a magnet sticks to the fridge, Brady guides young readers through the fundamental concepts of attraction and physical forces.
Brady the Bunny learns that nothing moves without a reason. Whether he is pushing a heavy box or pulling a wagon, Brady discovers the "invisible hands" of science known as Forces. The book is crafted to help children visualize the cause-and-effect relationship between energy and movement.
Brady the Bunny takes young readers on a "noisy" adventure to discover the invisible world of sound. The book is designed to help children (ages 6-8) transition from simple vocabulary to more complex scientific concepts, using engaging illustrations and relatable scenarios to explain how we hear the world around us.
Curious Questions & Answers about The Moon is an engaging, fact-filled exploration of Earth’s only natural satellite. The book is designed to satisfy the natural curiosity of young children by answering the quirky and profound questions they often ask, such as "How do you get to the moon?" and "Is it made of cheese?".