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March Toward Reading

The spring equinox is in just a few weeks and Spring is peaking around the corner. I’m sure most people are really ready for it this year!  For those who celebrate the holidays this month, we hope you have a fun St. Patrick’s Day and a wonderful Easter!

It’s your last chance to to sign up for our Read Across America Givaway – 

Enter before Mar3rd at 6:00am.

FIVE Lucky Winners will each receive a deluxe children’s book package consisting of between 20 – 30 different books for kids!
Don’t miss this chance to expand your child’s or classroom’s library with some of the best stories just in time for Read Across America Week.

Enter now, and let the READING begin!

New Release

Cover of “I Love When It’s Time to Say Goodnight” by Joanne Stapleton. A smiling child wearing a sleeping cap is in bed with a dream bubble above him which contains the title, a flying submarine, a rocket, a painter’s pallet, stars and clouds. There is a crescent moon and stars all around the bed and dream bubble.This month’s new release is a dreamy little book called I Love When It’s Time to Say Goodnight.

Do you hate going to bed? Maybe your dreams aren’t fun enough! You could dream about becoming an astronaut, or a superhero, travel somewhere exotic or even find something amazing.
Let’s see what fantastic things other kids dream about, so you can think of even more wonderful adventures.
Maybe going to bed isn’t such a bad thing after all.

Special pre-release sale!

 Get your copy for just $17.99 when you order before March 11th!

Get yours today!!

I Love When It’s Time to Say Goodnight is a delightful and imaginative bedtime story, that is sure to become a treasured ritual while tucking your little ones in for the night. Its lyrical rhymes and whimsical illustrations are captivating and filled with adventure as they take readers on a journey around the world. I highly recommend this dreamy story!

Book Birthdays

We’ve got several Book Birthdays this month – Get 20% off orders from Crimson Dragon on that book’s special day!

“But Gertie Garza, You’re a Girl!” by Melanie Mathis Miller. A young girl in a blue dress, tennis shoes, and a bandage on her knee looks confidently forward with her hands on her hips.

March 5th – But Gertie Garza, You’re a Girl!
Bodacious Gertie Garza dreams big and wants to become a lion tamer. But all her friends say girls can’t do that.

Gertie says, “why not?!”

Abuela tells Gertie about her many adventures of doing what girls aren’t supposed to do!

"Winnie and the Trouble with Trolls" by JP Coman. Illustration by Maïlys Pitcher. A young teen girl is surprised as looks over her shoulder at a troll sticking out of her backpack.March 14th – Winnie and the Trouble with Trolls
Mayfield is in danger and the trolls need help! Tammy stows away in Winnie’s suitcase and gets to Dallas, but her family ends up in Alaska!
While the family makes its way through Canada, Tammy’s magic is creating all kinds of problems for Winnie. How can she save the trolls if she can’t keep herself out of trouble?

 

"The Ghost in the Garden" by Allise Lee Goldenberg. Two young girls sit next to each other on a bench in front of an old house with a tower room. One girl is looking away, and is very pale. There is a figure in the window of the tower room.March 19th – Ghost in the Garden
Sophie moved, leaving everything she knew behind. But the girl hanging around their back garden gives her the creeps. Could her new home be haunted?