George only likes things that are square like himself until a dream reminds him of how nice round can be.

"Being the new kid in town is never fun, especially for Walter, who just moved to Beat Bugs Village. When he sees the Beat Bugs, he is too nervous to introduce himself. And when he does finally muster up the courage to say hello, his plan completely backfires! Can Walter conquer his fears and find a way to make new friends in his own special way?"--Back cover.

Join a group of animals as they focus on what they can do best.

The challenges our world faces today seem almost impossible to overcome. We often look to our leaders--religious, political, and spiritual--to make a difference, but they do not have the power to overcome every issue. Instead of looking outside of ourselves to make change happen, it is time to start looking within. Each of us has the power--as well as the responsibility--to change the world. We cannot wait for others to step up...each one of us needs...

The number-one kid: When Mitchell's father gets a new job and his family moves, he and his sister go to a new school where they must make new friends and adjust to new routines. The big whopper: When Destiny Washington cannot think of a discovery during Discovery Week at school, she makes up a story, but finds that she cannot keep on pretending it is true.

It seems like all the mice you meet are friendly, fun, and adorable. Not this one. He's nervous and afraid of everything around him. His sour disposition keeps him from trying new things and meeting new people. But then things begin to change. In this one-of-a-kind book, author and playwright Jack Dennis teams up with artist and illustrator Ryan Krzak to share the charming tale of an unforgettable mouse growing up and learning the values of friendship,...

The Seth books are world-renowned for comprising one of the most profound bodies of work ever written on the true nature of reality. In this volume of original material, Seth invites listeners to look at the world through another lens, a magical one. Seth reveals the true, magical nature of the deepest levels of being, and explains how people have allowed it to become inhibited by their own beliefs and conventional thinking.

"An essential "how-to" book for youth services librarians who are interested in effecting social change and offering a dynamic, relevant program for girls."--Publisher's description

An Asian cook and a Chinese New Year celebration help a ten-year-old girl at a Montana stage coach station to regain her confidence after smallpox scars her face.