Kaye Baillie Livres

Some dogs are shy and anxious and so are some children. Can Boo and Phoebe turn their fears into a positive experience?

When Olive Dennis was young, girls were expected to be sewing, cooking, and cleaning. But Olive was busy imagining, designing, and building everything from a wooden dollhouse to a model streetcar with working parts. When she grew up, Olive continued to defy expectations, earning a civil engineering degree and becoming the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad's first female engineer. Her genius for inventing improvements based on her keen observations of passengers' needs and problems led her to the assignment of a lifetime: designing a luxury train that would change rail travel forever.

A hilarious Halloween story sure to have children cackling with laughter, inspired by the well-known classic rhyme There was an Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly.

The story follows Mabel, who cherishes her visits to Miss Plum's café and enjoys contributing to the art wall. When the café undergoes renovations and a new owner takes over, Mabel feels a sense of loss for the familiar warmth and smiles of Miss Plum. Upon the café's reopening, she is hesitant to return. The narrative explores themes of change, nostalgia, and the search for joy in familiar places as Mabel grapples with her feelings about the transformed café.

A laugh-out-loud Christmas cracker of a book - about a VERY hungry little reindeer. Watch out, Santa!

Elliot is a GREAT BIG SOFTIE. But to fit in with the other monsters he decides to perform some MONSTROUS deeds. After scaring a little girl on her bike, he must decide whether to continue being MONSTROUS or follow his heart.

A laugh-out-loud Easter eggstravagavanza — about a VERY hungry little bunny. Keep an eye on your chocolate eggs!